Published guides
Wing Chun guides and Hong Kong training insights
Nine published guides on Wing Chun training, first classes, movement, comparisons and Hong Kong martial-arts travel.
Published guides, grounded in practice
The published collection addresses questions students and martial-arts travellers commonly ask: what Wing Chun training involves, how a first class may work, how Chi Sau and structure fit into practice, how movement approaches differ, and what a Hong Kong training journey can involve. Each guide links to its sources and identifies archive images as context rather than proof of the claims around them.
Follow the question that brought you here
Begin with the guide that best fits your question, then follow its related links to the Master Leo story, Wing Chun practice page, film context or the current Hong Kong Kung Fu Travel information. Unpublished editorial outlines are not listed here or submitted for indexing.
Explore Master Leo’s work
- What Is Wing Chun? A Practical Guide to Its Principles and Training
- Wing Chun for Beginners: What to Expect When You Start Training
- Wing Chun vs Boxing: Different Approaches to Distance, Timing and Movement
- Hong Kong Kung Fu Training Trip: What to Expect from a 7-Day Martial Arts Immersion
- Why Train Kung Fu in Hong Kong? A Martial-Arts Traveller’s Guide
- Five Kung Fu Styles in One Week: Inside a Hong Kong Training Trip
- Travelling to Train Martial Arts: The Story Behind Master Leo’s Hong Kong Trip
- Wing Chun Meets Other Martial Arts: Why Master Leo Created the Hong Kong Trip
- How to Prepare for a Hong Kong Kung Fu Training Trip
- Explore Master Leo’s Wing Chun practice
- Read Master Leo’s story
- Explore the Hong Kong Kung Fu Training Trip