15 March
Wing Chun is not only a martial art, but also a practice of uniting body and mind. Through coordinated breathing, footwork, and strikes, it helps develop focus, stability, and awareness. Beginners are warmly welcome—training will be progressive and safe. Let’s cultivate mindfulness through movement—building calmness and confidence through practice.
Admission: 10 euros
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