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Brian See Chan

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Category: Wing Chun Ways

I started studying Wing Chun Kung Fu when I was 17 years old, initially for three months under the instruction of Gary Kwong who was a senior student of Sifu Eddie Chong. After having a liking to it, I joined the Sacramento Wing Chun School to receive instruction directly from Sifu Eddie Chong. I started a Wing Chun Studio out of my garage in Hollywood and run a club of sorts with about a dozen students who are bonding over this physical and mental art. Starting in April of 2012, we will donate 50% of the contributions the students make to the studio to a charity of our choosing. We allow Wing Chun to be an avenue to teach us grace in multlple ways.

Strike Beyond the Surface! October 23, 2012
The Virtue of Self-Control in Wing Chun June 5, 2012
Wing Chun as an Art of Grace February 6, 2012February 6, 2012

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Book by Brian S. Chan: ”The Purple Curtain: Living Out Beauty in Faith and Culture from a Biblical Perspective”


"I recommend Brian's book. There is a perfect alignment of Brian's writing about beauty found in Christian theology, and the true and consistently applied moral premise in a story."
-Stan Williams, author of "The Moral Premise"

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