Reviews for WEST COAST WING CHUN
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Hours
Monday: 6 - 7PM
Tuesday: 6 - 8PM
Wednesday: 5 - 9PM
Thursday: 5:30 - 9PM
Friday: 6 - 8PM
Saturday: 9:30AM - 1PM
Sunday: Closed
Tips
1:1 sessions available wheelchair accessible accepts credit cards good for kids private lot parking dogs allowed women-owned offers military discount open to all
Ratings
Google: 5/5 Facebook: 4.8/5WEST COAST WING CHUN
4501 E Carson St #205, Long Beach
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Hi, my name is mark, and im very proud to say to this day that i was the very 1st student at this school when it opened. If you are thinking of becoming a student of this wing chun school, then you will certainly be going to a top notch wing chun school. Sifu talbot is a very good and personable instructor. I stopped going to the school because i simply could not and would not commit myself to training. I started looking for excuses not to go to class. Ohh i tried other martial arts schools before and after the time i spent at west coast wing chun. For the past 2 years i trained in karambit knife combat. After that 2 years i fortunately gain enough skill to be able to effectively defend myself if it comes down to god forbid. If you truly want the skill, then you commit yourself to training otherwise you're wasting time and money regardless of the school you choose. But i give this school a definite 5 star! Mark Alonzo First and former student
If you guys watched Ip man and thought about doing Wing Chun this is the best place to go. Sifu is so knowledgeable and patient. You also have upper classmates that are super helpful and the vibe here is very family oriented and we all support each other inside and outside of class. Come check it out. Sifu also have trial classes if you want to give it a test run.
LOVE THIS STUDIO! My kiddo, who is not one for team sports, enjoys the classes immensely and gets upset with me when we can't go...even if the reason is because we're going a vacation!!!!The classes are small so you feel more connected with the other students and the instructors. Aside from the physical part of learning martial arts, they instill good values and discipline. The instructors and Sifu are so genuine and caring, even when being strict you know they truly care. The kids get tested to rank up and the ceremony for ranking up is pretty entertaining, but the kids certainly feel the significance of it and the recognition for their hard work.The studio currently offers in person and online classes which is convenient. With chairs and benches in the studio, you can stay and watch. It is a small studio so it can get pretty cozy in there. Students are expected to wear either their uniform or the studio's shirt, along with their sash. The material can be stiff, so if your kiddo is fabric sensitive like mine, wash the garment lots and use sandpaper to get the worn in texture. We've had to purchase the sparring gloves and helmet and carrying bag just before pandemic and have yet to use them since they've returned to the studio. I'm hoping it'll still fit when my kiddo can start using it. I'm happy my kiddo is so committed to kung fu, studio and the instructors, and the friends he's made there.My ONLY indirect complaint is that the reception for my cell service sucks in that area, which shouldn't matter...but you all know what I mean!