Ving Tsun (Wing Chun; Chinese: Yong Chun Quan) is a centuries old martial art system with origins in the Shaolin Temple which is based on scientific principles of body mechanics and balance, economy of motion, and center-line theory. Ving Tsun does not require great strength or speed but focuses on developing of skill and co-ordination.

Ving Tsun is characterized by its linear motions and allowing a practitioner to deflect and redirect any force that is directed to them while countering. This helps keep the art of Ving Tsun a pure and integrated self-defense system, while removing restriction of technique as long as the Ving Tsun practitioner is consistent with the Ving Tsun principles and concepts. Proper deflection and redirection is obtained through proper positioning, good footwork, co-ordination of hands and feet and proper timing. Ving Tsun has always focused on being a practical form of self-defense.

As such, Ving Tsun has avoided being a point-scored sport or demonstration art. Because of Ving Tsun 's practicality, the more effective Ving Tsun strikes are too dangerous for freestyle competitions and as a result true Ving Tsun tournaments are rare or unknown. It is the art of choice for special tactics teams throughout the world.

Beijing Ving Tsun (Wing Chun) Training Hall has Martial Arts Style Available, Wing Chung (Ving Tsung) Lessons include an introduction to the fundamentals and basic principles of the art, and then evolve to include all components of the Ving Tsun system such as: forms, hand and foot applications, "sticky hands" and sensitivity drills, wooden dummy, real life situations and free boxing. Beginners master each stage of training step-by-step. The objective of Ving Tsun kung fu is to build a solid foundation for practical self-defense. Conducted in Mandarin with English translation available.

Also Chi Gong (Qi Gong), Tai Chi Chuan (Tai Qi Quan), Shaolin Style Kung Fu (Shao Lin Gong Fu) available at the training class.