This page shows Reviews & Testimonials of Kennington Wing Chun Kung Fu in London, UK. 3 Reviewer rated Kennington Wing Chun Kung Fu as Excellent. Read detailed reviews below.
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Average Rating: Excellent (3 Reviews)
- Quality of Instruction:
- Excellent
- Other aspects:
- Excellent
3 out of 3 Reviewer recommended Kennington Wing Chun Kung Fu.
The best thing you can do by yourself!
Jan 12 2017 by G-reg (Active Student with 3 - 5 Years Experience at this school)
- Quality of Instruction:
- Excellent
- Other aspects:
- Very Good
- Recommended:
- Yes
A great Dojo! A great space to train all levels welcome
Jan 11 2017 by Tess (Active Student with 1 - 3 Months Experience at this school)
- Quality of Instruction:
- Excellent
- Other aspects:
- Excellent
- Recommended:
- Yes
If you want to learn Wing Chung Kungfu this is the place to do it.
If you want to learn it well this is the Sifu to be taught by.
A high quality level of knowledge of Wing Chung and other Martial Arts.
Don't take my word for it come and see for yourselves.
The Best Wing Chun Class in London
Jan 10 2017 by JS (Active Student with 3 - 5 Years Experience at this school)
- Quality of Instruction:
- Excellent
- Other aspects:
- Excellent
- Recommended:
- Yes
Superb traditional Wing Chun class run by a dedicated Master with friendly students.
Class is in a boxing gym so has all the boxing equipment as well as a Wing Chun Wooden Dummy.
The first thing you notice about Kennington is just how good the facilities are. Floor to ceiling mirrors, wooden dummy, vast floor space (big enough to practice pole work), and maybe 10 punch bags (plus a full size boxing ring).
What's truly great about taking this class, however, is the level of detail communicated in the instruction. Sifu Holloway is able to demonstrate how and why things are so to the letter. This is crucial when learning a martial art like wing chun, for which a difference in millimetres can mean the difference between having correctly held a position/ executed a movement, and not having done so. Having someone really able to demonstrate these differences is what makes the difference between learning a set of moves you can take or leave, and learning a discipline that gets more enjoyable the further you take it.