New Wing Chun Magazine Seeks Writers
New online magazine dedicated to the martial art of Wing Chun, is seeking writers. The magazine, called Wing Chun Teahouse (wingchunteahouse.org), is a non-profit quarterly publication for all families and lineages of Wing Chun.
(PRWEB) April 15, 2005 -- A new online magazine dedicated to the martial art of Wing Chun, is seeking writers to contribute articles and/or quarterly columns.
The Wing Chun Teahouse (www.wingchunteahouse.org) is a non-profit publication dedicated to the art of Wing Chun. All families and lineages of Wing Chun are welcome to contribute.
"Our name comes from the idea of sharing tea with your sifu and kung fu brothers," said co-founder Adam Williss. "Just like afternoon tea in China, the whole idea of the Wing Chun Teahouse is to share knowledge and experiences regardless of your particular lineage of Wing Chun."
About Wing Chun
Wing Chun is one of the most popular and fastest growing martial arts in the world. Characterized by simple, direct, it uses the most efficient movements to control an opponent's centerline and simultaneously defend and attack. A style of kung fu that can be traced back to the legendary Shaolin Temple, it was designed to train people to be proficient in self-defense in a short period of time.
For more information or to contribute, contact:
Adam Williss
Co-Founder/Co-Editor
editors@wingchunteahouse.org
http://www.wingchunteahouse.org
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