I'm interested in learning more about Dachengquan. I live in Boston. Are there any instructors in the area? Thank you in advance for any information.



Brad

Hi Brad,

Thanks for your post! There are good quality Tai Chi teachers in Boston, but no Dachengquan. I will be in Baltimore in July 25-27. If that is close enough for you, maybe we can arrange a lesson. Or if you have a group of people interested, maybe I can come once a month for a three hour class. I've heard a lot of nice things about Boston and wouldn't mind checking it out.

Master Wang

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I'm interested in learning more about Dachengquan. I live in Boston. Are there any instructors in the area? Thank you in advance for any information.



Brad

Hello< I am a wing chun student. However I read your article in IKF. I live close to Baltimore. Where will you be

Thank you,

Don Berry

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Hi Brad,

Thanks for your post! There are good quality Tai Chi teachers in Boston, but no Dachengquan. I will be in Baltimore in July 25-27. If that is close enough for you, maybe we can arrange a lesson. Or if you have a group of people interested, maybe I can come once a month for a three hour class. I've heard a lot of nice things about Boston and wouldn't mind checking it out.

Master Wang

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I'm interested in learning more about Dachengquan. I live in Boston. Are there any instructors in the area? Thank you in advance for any information.



Brad

Hi Don,

Thank you for your post to my website forum. I will attend Grandmaster Huang's tournament as a judge July 25-27. I am happy that you let me know about reading my article. Dachengquan can help your Wing Chun by fortifying your root (Wing Chun stylist tend to have a higher root which is not as effective against some of the internal stylest with a solid, lower root.) It will also help you to internalize your Wing Chun forms so that they will have more power & speed, while developing sensitivity to your oponent's energy.

Again, thanks for your interest!

Master Wang Rengang

Hello all,



I am a disciple of Mui Wai Hun in Boston. The art I learned from him was Koo Lo village Pin Sun Wing Chun Kuen. I also recieved some basic instruction in Yi Chuan in Boston. My friend/teacher learned the standing posts from Fong Ha who was a pupil of Han Xing Yuen. Unfortunately, he only learned the standing posts and I am very interested in learning the entire Yi Chuan art. I would like to possibly set up a time when I can come to N.Y. on a weekend to learn privately from Master Wang or perhaps arrange a seminar in Boston. Master Wang is correct with his comments on most Wing Chun people. I found that the standing posts have also made a difference in my Kung Fu. I am lighter, more relaxed, more rooted and faster. Zhan Zhaung is amazing!





Regards,

Jim

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Hi Don,

Thank you for your post to my website forum. I will attend Grandmaster Huang's tournament as a judge July 25-27. I am happy that you let me know about reading my article. Dachengquan can help your Wing Chun by fortifying your root (Wing Chun stylist tend to have a higher root which is not as effective against some of the internal stylest with a solid, lower root.) It will also help you to internalize your Wing Chun forms so that they will have more power & speed, while developing sensitivity to your oponent's energy.

Again, thanks for your interest!

Master Wang Rengang