Efficient self-defense:
Mastering hand-to-hand combat and mental discipline
Siu Lam Wing Chun, a form of Kung Fu, places particular emphasis on efficient self-defense, especially through close combat techniques.
This martial art uses speed, directness and one’s own body structure to generate power in order to be able to react adequately to threats.
The aim is to achieve maximum effect through the skillful use of force.
In the context of self-defense, this means effectively neutralizing attacks and protecting yourself by using the attacker’s movements and strength against him.
Siu Lam Wing Chun also promotes mental discipline and the ability to remain calm and focused under pressure, which is essential for effective self-defense and offers a very good tool for successful self-defense through its directness and the use of adequate reflexes.
Thanks to our extensive range of courses, it is possible to work continuously and specifically on overcoming certain dangerous situations.
In this way, deficits can be compensated for and strengths perfected.
What is important here is that the principles and concepts of Siu Lam Wing Chun form the basis for the approach in all our courses, thus creating a uniform system that is easy to understand and apply.
Criminal Code (StGB) § 32 Self-defense
- Anyone who commits an act that is required in self-defense is not acting unlawfully.
- Self-defense is the defense required to avert a present unlawful attack from oneself or another.
(Source: https://www.gesetze-im-internet.de/stgb/__32.html, 18.06.2024)
Comment: The word ‘required’ in point (2) means that proportionality is required in self-defence. Siu Lam Wing Chun offers all the means to act proportionately in self-defence situations. Martial artists and martial artists in particular run the risk of overshooting the mark due to their training experience. Sometimes promotional videos of some martial arts and martial arts schools show excessive violence in order to attract potential members. We distance ourselves from this. Siu Lam Wing Chun aims for effectiveness and proportionality.
