Ip Man Wing Chun Kung Fu

High Level Tuition with Master Darryl Moy

Master Moy has over 20 years experience and has been taught by Grandmaster Michael Tse. He also enjoys a very close relationship with his Grandteacher Grandmaster Ip Chun, who is the eldest son of Ip Man.

Master Moy is also the Chief Instructor of the Tse Qigong Centre and so has a great wealth of experience of not only Wing Chun, but of other Chinese Martial Arts, Qigong and Chinese Philosophy. He has brought a great many students to a high level of skill. he has students of all levels from new students just starting out on their Wing Chun journey to those who have been studying with him for over 15 years.

His teaching style is relaxed yet detailed and all his classes reflect this teaching style.

Contact Sifu Moy

Monday & Wednesday 8.00 to 9.00pm

Friends Meeting House
6 Mount Street
Manchester
M2 5NS

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Tuesday 8.30 to 9.30

St Margarets Sports & Cricket Centre
Aigburth Road
Liverpool L17 6AB

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Thursdays 8.30pm to 9.30pm

The Workstation
15 Paternoster Row
Sheffield
S1 2BX

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Saturdays 12.30 to 1.30pm

Wilmslow Parish Hall
Cliff Road
SK9 4AA

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Lucky In Loucun

I am lucky enough to have just been to Fatshan, China, to take part in the opening of the new Ip Man Memorial Hall in Loucun. Loucun is the town in which Grandmaster Ip Man was born and rightly so they are very proud of this fact.

It was a truly amazing trip and … Read the rest

Teaching without Teaching

Many years ago my Sifu coined the phrase, “Teaching without telling.” When you are being taught you expect to be told some new information, this could be a technique, skill, application or new movement in a form. This is a very fundamental level of teaching and learning.

Dreaming of Kung Fu

There are many people who love the idea of learning a martial art, I have come across a lot of people who say, “Oh I would love to do something like that.” However, the plain truth is not many of them actually go out and do it. It is a pity that fewer and fewer people seemed prepared to follow their dreams. Why is that?

Plateauing Out

It is a common feeling to find that you have reached a plateau in your Wing Chun training. When you first start everything is new and exciting, but after a while you find that that this passes and you come to a point where you feel that you are no longer improving.

Sharp Wing Chun

Wing Chun is not aggressive, practical yes, aggressive no. It is the same as a sharp knife, if you don’t treat it properly you can hurt yourself and others, but if you know how to use it correctly then you can get the job done more easily.

Colourful Mix

A class needs a wide mix of students, not only from a senior – junior point of view, but also from different backgrounds.