Denver Kung Fu

🥋 Denver Kung Fu Open House – Free Intro Session

Curious about Wing Chun (Ving Tsun) and traditional kung fu training?

Join us for a free Open House and experience firsthand how we train structure, confidence, and practical self-defense in a welcoming, hands-on environment.

Whether you’re completely new to martial arts or simply interested in learning more about our tradition, this is a great opportunity to meet our instructors, ask questions, and participate in a guided introductory lesson.

📅 June 11th, 2026
⏰ 5:30 PM – 7:30 PM
📍 1832 South Broadway, Denver, CO 80210

No experience necessary. Just bring comfortable clothing and an open mind.

We’ll also have refreshments available and special gifts for those interested in continuing their training after the session.

We look forward to meeting you and sharing what makes our training unique.

A reminder that our 6-Week Beginner Program is currently open for new students. 🥋

Whether you’re completely new to martial arts or looking for a more traditional approach to training, this program is designed to build a strong foundation through structure, discipline, and consistent practice.

If you’ve been curious about Wing Chun, this is a great place to start. Feel free to reach out with any questions or visit our website to learn more.

Sifu Ely working with our beginner program on one of the core ideas in Wing Chun: the centerline.

It’s something we come back to constantly—how we protect it, control it, and use it to stay efficient.

For beginners, it’s where everything starts.
For more experienced students, it’s something that keeps evolving.

Everyone understands and applies it a little differently.

How do you approach centerline in your training?

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Sifu Ely working with our beginner program on one of the core ideas in Wing Chun: the centerline. It’s something we come back to constantly—how we protect it, control it, and use it to stay efficient. For beginners, it’s where everything starts. For more experienced students, it’s something that keeps evolving. Everyone understands and applies it a little differently. How do you approach centerline in your training? ⸻ #WingChun #KungFu #MartialArts #Centerline #denverkungfu

One of the best parts of training isn’t just learning the techniques—it’s the process of figuring things out over time.

Everyone starts in a different place. Some people pick things up quickly, others take a little longer, but that’s part of what makes training valuable. You’re not expected to have it all figured out right away.

What matters is showing up, putting in the work, and being open to learning.

For those currently training—what’s something that started to “click” for you recently?

And for anyone who’s been thinking about trying martial arts, what’s been holding you back?

Honoring our lineage and what we carry forward every day.

Our school comes from the teachings of Moy Tung, who trained under Moy Yat—a direct student of Yip Man (Ip man).

This isn’t just history to us—it’s something we actively train and preserve. Every class is a continuation of that lineage, adapted to help people grow in today’s world.

We’re proud to be part of something bigger than ourselves, and to pass that on to the next generation of students.

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Go To Class — Denver Kung Fu - Ving Tsun (wing chun) in the Yip Man lineage. Kung fu is patient - when you need to take a break from training, it’ll wait inside you like a tiger in tall grass, ready to pounce whenever you are. But nothing - I mean nothing - beats going to class.