Kids Kung Fu
Programs for Little Dragons aged 4–6 and older children aged 6–13, developing confidence, coordination and respect.
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Martial arts classes for every stage.
Explore Wing Chun and Kung Fu training in Mornington for kids and adults, with practical classes for different goals and experience levels.
Core programs
Choose the right starting point.
Women’s Kung Fu
Learn simple, effective techniques against larger attackers in supportive co-ed classes.
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Men’s Kung Fu
Co-ed classes for all ages, fitness levels and skill levels, from beginner to advanced.
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Build a complete practice.
Reflex classes
Increase reaction time while learning to apply Wing Chun techniques quickly and correctly.
Chi Sao
Chi Sao develops sensitivity, positioning and the ability to respond to and counter applied forces at close range.
Cardio Kung Fu
A dynamic workout supporting heart, muscle and bone health, flexibility, range of motion and healthy weight management.
Little Dragons
Classes for children aged 4–6, designed to improve focus, discipline, coordination, confidence and respect.
Sparring
Learn to manage pressure and anxiety in a fighting situation and apply techniques against faster stimulus.
Weapons training
Advanced students can train nunchakus, butterfly swords and dragon pole, alongside knife-disarmament practice. Training also explores defensive responses to threats involving a baseball bat or similar blunt-force object.
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Common questions
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Which programmes are available at Wing Chun Universe Mornington?
The academy offers Little Dragons, older children’s classes, co-ed adult training and private lessons. Adult training includes general classes as well as cardio, Chi Sao, sparring and level-specific sessions.
What are the children’s class age ranges?
Little Dragons is for ages 4–6 years, while the older children’s programme is for ages 6–13 years.
How do I choose the right class?
Start with the programme that matches the student’s age and goals, then check the published timetable. If you are unsure, contact the academy or request a free trial for guidance.
What is the difference between group classes and private lessons?
Group classes follow the academy’s shared programme and include training with other students. Private lessons provide one-to-one time to focus on individual goals, questions and technical refinement.
What specialist class types are listed?
The programme lists reflex training, Chi Sao, cardio, sparring and weapons training alongside general classes. Weapons training includes defensive responses to threats involving a baseball bat or similar blunt-force object; it does not promise guaranteed protection.
Where does training take place?
Classes are held at Wing Chun Universe Mornington, Factory 20, 23 Bayport Court, Mornington VIC 3931. The suburb pages describe the wider service area, not separate training venues.