Canberra Wing Chun Academy

Great Grandmaster Yip Man is regarded as the founder of modern day Wing Chun as almost all existing Hong Kong lineages derive from his teachings. During Yip Man’s teaching career, he developed and progressed the style, leaving many students with various teachings of the Grand Master.
Because of diversity of Sifu Allan’s teachers, he is fortunate enough to be one of the only students of Wing Chun who has knowledge from all stages of Yip Man’s teaching development.

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Sifu Wan Kam Leung is one of the most senior students of the late Grandmaster Wong Shun Leung.

In 1969, Sifu Wan became a Sifu in his own right and began active teaching. During his teaching career, Sifu Wan served as a director on the board of the Ving Tsun Athletic Association in Hong Kong.

Today, Sifu Wan has become one of the most respected Masters in Hong Kong and has modified the Wing Chun system into a modern day practical combat art.

Sifu Ip Chun is the eldest son of the Great Grandmaster Yip Man.
In 1967, Sifu Ip Chun began teaching Wing Chun in Hong Kong with his father's blessing. Today at over eighty four years of age, Sifu Ip Chun is one of the world’s most respected representatives of the Wing Chun style.

Sifu Jim Fung was a senior student of Sifu Chu Shong Ting.

In 1973, Sifu Jim started teaching Wing Chun in Adelaide, and quickly gained a reputation as an exceptional teacher and expanded his schools across Australia.

In 2007, Sifu Jim sadly passed away at the age of 62.

Grandmaster Felix (Cheok Son) Leong was born in Guangdong province in China to a Martial Arts family. This lead to him being influenced from an early age, especially by his Grandmother who was regarded as a highly skilled martial artist. Grandmaster Leong has studied Wing Chun under a number of highly respected Masters including Yip Chun (to whom he is a family disciple), Sum Nung, Lei Chi Wah & Pan Nam. He is also a Permanent President of the
Yip Man Wing Chun Association governing the Australasian region.