Senior Instructor

Anne Pang is an Australasian Kung Fu Champion and one of the most accomplished female Wing Chun practitioners in the world. Few can claim to have proven skills in tournament fighting as Anne does.

Recently she was the Winner of the 2022 Martial Artist of the Year Award by Martial Arts Australia.

 

Beginnings
Anne preparing to fight
Full contact, open style experience

Anne first began training in 1974 in the art of Wing Chun, the only martial art invented by a female and one of the most efficient and effective styles of self defence. She tested her skills in many open-style tournaments, frequently winning in both the forms and fighting categories. Most notably she became an Australasian Kung Fu Champion (Full contact, open styles).

Life as an instructor

As a fully qualified martial arts instructor, she developed and began conducting her Women’s Self Defence course in 1990, going on teach self defence at numerous educational institutions from primary level through to university, plus many government and corporate bodies.

In 1998 she received the Tribute Award for Women’s Self Defence Instructor, from Blitz Magazine.

Anne Pang Self Defence Course

The Anne Pang Women’s Self Defence Course was first introduced in 1990, focussing on practical and effective techniques, along with prevention strategies through early detection. It has been run at numerous schools and organisations over the decades since. It offers mental and physical learning offered will lead to more confidence, a sense of empowerment and respect for self and others. The course guides students through four levels of training:

  1. Self awareness – What to do in dangerous situations
  2. Physical techniques – Basics that do not rely on physical strength and become a reflex
  3. Application of basic techniques – Partner work, including dealing with grappling situations
  4. Automatic reaction – Applying a range of striking and kicking techniques
Watch Anne’s kung fu demonstration videos
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