Grandmaster William Cheung

WING CHUN KUNG FU
( Victoria, Australia)

How would you like to learn from a legend? Then train with Grandmaster William Cheung in the combative art of Wing Chun Kung Fu.

Having fought more than 30 death matches, Grandmaster William Cheung – inheritor of the Wing Chun Kung Fu system and Master to Bruce Lee – is known as “One of the Deadliest Men in the World.”

What exactly are Grandmaster Cheung’s credentials?

• Defeated more experienced Kung Fu professionals between the years of 1957-58 and won the Kung Fu elimination contests in Hong Kong.
• Taught Bruce Lee.
• After completing the training in 1959, he pursued his academic career from Australian National University in Canberra and completed Bachelor of Arts and Economics successfully.
• Started up his Martial Arts School in Melbourne since 1973.
• Was elected as President of the Australian Kung Fu Federation in 1976.
• During the period 1978-80, he was the Chief Instructor to the U.S. Seventh Fleet based in Yukosuka, Japan.
• He became the Kung Fu Artist of the Year and got inducted in the "Black Belt Hall of Fame" in 1983.
• He became the Martial Arts Instructor of the Year in 1989 and got inducted in “Inside Kung Fu Hall of Fame".
• Got inducted into Blitz Hall of Fame in 1998.
• Received "Lifetime Tribute for Martial Arts" award.
• He set a world record of 8.3 punches per second.
• He is the author of well-known books like "Wing Chun Butterfly Swords", "Advanced Wing Chun", "Wing Chun Bil Jee", "A Comparison of Wing Chun and Jeet Kune Do" Volumes I and II and "How to Develop Chi Power", "Wing Chun Kung Fu" (in French).
• His video production include "PRO-TEKT: A Personal Protection Program", and "The Wing Chun Way", "Tao of Wing Chun”.

And what are Grandmaster Cheung's areas of expertise?

• Sole inheritor of the Wing Chun Kung Fu system.
• An expert in Pressure Points, Meridians, and internal energy Meditation.
• Stress management and the treatment of sports injuries.
• Development of defense and hand-to-hand programs for law enforcement and special Ops teams.
• Development of therapy programs for the physically and mentally handicapped.