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An angry child and troubled teen who became a centred adult thanks to martial arts, Nima King opened a wing chun studio in Hong Kong to inspire others. Article by Rachel Jacqueline of SCMP. Compact and lean. Graceful and efficient. Open, measured and thoughtful. These are all traits Nima King proudly possesses today. And he’s […]
Martial art sets Hong Kong Iranian immigrant on a better path Read More »
The Wall Street Journal requested the use of our club for an interview this the Hong Kong filmstar Cheng Pei Pei. With a career spanning nearly 60 years Cheng Pei Pei has been in many films. Perhaps best known for her performance in the 1966 King Hu wuxia film Come Drink with Me. In 2000, she
Kara Hui is the award winning Hong Kong actress who has had a long career in the film industry. She was awarded the ‘Best Actress’ award at the 1st Hong Kong Film Awards for her role in ‘My Young Auntie’ in 1982. Kara is best known internationally for her acting in the Shaw Brothers Studio
It was great to have Adrienne Chum of HK The List Magazine as a guest in the club in late 2015! She and her husband William asked if they could experience Chu Shong Tin lineage Wing Chun to help them write an article for the February edition of The List magazine. They had a great
Article by Mark Sharp, SCMP A Studio in Central teaches wing chun for Hong Kong office workers. Moreover to focus on mindfulness to relax the muscles and to give students a feeling of energised focus. It’s a great way to relieve stress, a common office problem. In the heart of Hong Kong, a block away
The Ip Man in all of us – Wing Chun for Hong Kong office workers Read More »
Mindfulness is Key – Sifu Nima King. Read the full article here – Wing Chun Illustrated the famous Wing Chun Kung Fu Magazine.
Practicing Wing-Chun has led Nima to set up a school to share his grand masters teaching and enable students to bring relaxation, mindfulness and power into their lives. What’s your story? Being an Iranian born, Australian raised guy, some find it surprising that I’ve dedicated my life to the Chinese art of Wing Chun Kung
