Ready to Master Kung Fu?
Join our Wing Chun classes today and start your journey toward greater focus, fitness, and confidence.
Join our What’s App group to come along to a session!
We run a free weekly training group based around when our members are available. Sessions are held in parks or local venues near Hornsey and Crouch End. Sessions are structured according to everyone’s training needs – whether that is more structured teaching or space for practice and experimentation.
Send an expression of interest with your phone number to be added to the What’s App group, where we plan our weekly training.
Why Train at Daishu Wing Chun?
Boost your Confidence
Wing Chun teaches you how to stay calm and respond under pressure—skills that carry over into daily life.
Improve Fitness and Focus
Training develops strength, coordination, and mental clarity through structured movement and breathing.
Learn Effective Self-Defence
Wing Chun is practical, efficient, and designed to give you the upper hand regardless of size or strength.
Meet the Instructor
Vincent Brown
Instructor
Vincent Brown has 18 years of experience in Wing Chun Kung Fu. Originally training in the birthplace of Australian wing chun: Adelaide, South Australia at the International Wing Chun Academy. Trained as a full-time student, completing a certificate II in Sports Coaching specializing in Wing Chun Kung Fu.
He moved to London to work as a paramedic, and after completing his MSc in Advanced Clinical Practice he now also works as an Advanced Paramedic Practitioner. His Wing Chun training has been useful countless times during his work with the emergency services.
Pricing
Sessions are currently FREE!
Frequently Asked Questions
Will I get hurt?
Beginner classes are light‑contact, with controlled drills and protective gear—bruises happen, injuries are rare.
What if I’m unfit?
Classes scale to all fitness levels, and can be tailored to your level. Fitness is not a pre-requisite for good wing chun, as our style emphasises the cultivation of ‘effortless force’.
Do I need special gear to start?
Just comfortable clothes; gloves/mouthguard/shin guards come later if sparring.
Do women do well in Wing Chun?
Absolutely—the art’s origin story and emphasis on technique over strength make it popular with women.