Chi H.
7/16/2013
Ving Tsun by any other name (Wing Chun) is still Ving Tsun. I finally dived in and started my training at the school after a little help from purchasing a living social deal that was good for...
Ving Tsun Sito
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897 Folsom St
San Francisco, CA 94107
Ving Tsun Sito is a close-knit community in San Francisco's Yerba Buena area, offering instruction in the powerful martial art system of Ving Tsun. Led by Sifu Victor Chung, a fourth-generation master with over two decades of experience, the school emphasizes balance and inner strength, drawing on ancient traditions to inspire a holistic approach to personal growth.
The Ving Tsun taught at Sito is a practical martial art system that combines tradition with modern practices, fostering character development and positive community engagement. In addition to martial arts training, the school preserves Chinese traditions like calligraphy, creating a rich tapestry of old and new for students to explore and appreciate.
With a focus on building resilient individuals and vibrant communities, Ving Tsun Sito welcomes dedicated practitioners to join their family and embark on a transformative journey of self-discovery. Those seeking to experience the profound discipline of Ving Tsun are encouraged to reach out and explore the enriching opportunities offered by the school.
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Caitlyn C.
7/8/2011
What's more exciting than learning Ving Tsun (aka Wing Chun) Kung Fu; the same type of Kung Fu Bruce Lee learned from Legendary Ip Man (aka Yip Man)? ANSWER: Learning Ving Tsun Kung Fu from...
Julius O.
6/7/2011
I'm a new student of the school, and have learned a lot of Ving Tsun's fundamentals in a short period of time. It's a no pressure environment, and instruction is more freeform than regimented in...
G C.
7/8/2011
If you are looking for a casual place to learn kung fu this is the place to go. This is not to say you will not have any type of structure as Sifu Victor is there everyday for hands on training...
Mica W.
9/22/2012
I was always very skeptical about joining martial arts schools because I always though it was like any other type of physical program, There is a teacher at the head of the class and you follow...
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