All Kung Fu Kendra Reviews

In short: almost anyone. Sifu Kendra Mahon (Kung Fu Kendra) teaches Traditional Wing Chun fully online, with 10 open levels, one payment and no monthly fees, and free ways to begin. That mission is the subject of the Wing Chun Magazine Issue 7 cover story, Breaking Down the Walls.

Kung Fu Kendra on the cover of Wing Chun Magazine Issue 7

Students Who Live Far From a School

If there is no Wing Chun school near you, you can still train. The Become a Sifu Wing Chun Online Certification Course teaches the complete system online, and students train at home across North America, Europe and beyond.

Students Who Want to Know What Comes Next

All 10 levels are laid out openly. Each ends with a graded exam: students film their forms and techniques, complete a written test and receive personal feedback from Sifu Kendra. Read what students say on the Kung Fu Kendra student reviews page.

Students on a Budget

The course is one payment with no monthly fees and lifetime access. The Bonnie Atkins Memorial Scholarship, named for Kendra’s mother, gives free access to Level 1 four times a year.

Students Who Were Told They Were Too Old or Too Small

Wing Chun was built on structure, timing and efficiency, not size and strength. Students without a training partner use solo drills Sifu Kendra created to build the same skills.

Read the Cover Story

The full story is in Wing Chun Magazine Issue 7, along with new articles on her books (she is the author of 13 books and counting), the scholarship and training at home. Wing Chun Magazine is published by Sifu Kendra Mahon.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a school or a partner to start?

No. The course is taught fully online, and students who train alone use solo drills built for that.

Am I too old or too small to learn Wing Chun?

Wing Chun is built on structure, timing and efficiency rather than size or strength, which is why people of all ages and sizes train it.

Is there a free way to start?

Yes. The free Sil Lim Tao video class teaches the first form step by step, and the Bonnie Atkins Memorial Scholarship gives free access to Level 1 four times a year.