Wing Chun School

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• What if Wing Chun were to become as popular as
  Tae Kwon Do in the U.S. without "selling out". Is
  it possible to run a very successful Wing Chun
  school that not only makes the owner really good
  money but also produces above average, highly
  skilled fighters? Hasn't our mentality been...
  'you can't teach wing chun in a beautiful school
  with 50, 75, 100 or 200 students without somehow
  sacrificing quality.'? We all know famous masters
  who still teach out of a garage with only 6 or 8
  students with this way of thinking. Of course
  they have to keep a day job to survive and
  there's nothing wrong with that. I believe many
  of us suffer from a mentality that has either
  been passed on to us, or we just assumed that
  this is the way it's done because after all,
  Master Dun Ol Way does it that way.

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• What if Wing Chun were to become as popular as
  Tae Kwon Do in the U.S. without "selling out". Is
  it possible to run a very successful Wing Chun
  school that not only makes the owner really good
  money but also produces above average, highly
  skilled fighters? Hasn't our mentality been...
  'you can't teach wing chun in a beautiful school
  with 50, 75, 100 or 200 students without somehow
  sacrificing quality.'? We all know famous masters
  who still teach out of a garage with only 6 or 8
  students with this way of thinking. Of course
  they have to keep a day job to survive and
  there's nothing wrong with that. I believe many
  of us suffer from a mentality that has either
  been passed on to us, or we just assumed that
  this is the way it's done because after all,
  Master Dun Ol Way does it that way.

3

• What if Wing Chun were to become as popular as
  Tae Kwon Do in the U.S. without "selling out". Is
  it possible to run a very successful Wing Chun
  school that not only makes the owner really good
  money but also produces above average, highly
  skilled fighters? Hasn't our mentality been...
  'you can't teach wing chun in a beautiful school
  with 50, 75, 100 or 200 students without somehow
  sacrificing quality.'? We all know famous masters
  who still teach out of a garage with only 6 or 8
  students with this way of thinking. Of course
  they have to keep a day job to survive and
  there's nothing wrong with that. I believe many
  of us suffer from a mentality that has either
  been passed on to us, or we just assumed that
  this is the way it's done because after all,
  Master Dun Ol Way does it that way.

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Wing Chun School

• Perhaps we should take a good look at how martial
  arts are taught today and the different
  mentalities involved. Maybe we should question
  not our methods of Wing Chun, but our motivations
  for teaching this great fighting system. There
  are several questions that come to mind when I
  think about how excellent Wing Chun is as a
  fighting system and yet here in the United
  States, we are few in number.
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• If we were to compare to Tae Kwon Do schools we
  are last place. They have really nice schools
  that are not only beautiful to look at, but also
  safe to train in. Why is that? I know what you
  are thinking already. Tae Kwon Do schools are
  nothing more than McDojo's that only exist to
  make the owner of the school rich.
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• Don't worry, I think that is true in many cases
  but not all. There are several reputable schools
  out there that have the complete package. Great
  martial arts and a great business for the owner.
  I believe the McDojo's are the extreme and we
  should not throw out the baby with the bath water.