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“Wing Chun Illustrated is one of the best martial arts publications I’ve had the pleasure of reading. The articles are interesting, informative and very well written with great full-colour photos to accompany them.” — Sifu Jef Sutherland Featured in the December 2018 Issue Nino Bernardo: Living Through His Wing Chun Sifu Nino Bernardo is not your typical martial artist, a fact that becomes apparent when you interview him. Born in Hong Kong in 1946 to mixed parents, Nino began training in Wing Chun under the legendary Master Wong Shun Leung in the 1970s. He moved to London in 1977 and opened his Kwoon, “The Basement,” in 1984, gaining fame in Europe for promoting the then-little-known Wing Chun system. In 2000, he relocated to Ibiza, where he still resides with a few dedicated students. He continues to travel, conducting seminars and sharing his insights. Go Beyond the Cover Story Each Issue Is a Gateway to New Knowledge and Inspiration Also in this issue: - Secrets Hidden in Plain Sight: Returning to Simplicity. - Timing: The Essence of Fighting. - Gulao Wing Chun: Stories and History. - Nic Bartell: The Path to Freedom and Self-Control. - Why the Best Wing Chun Has No Limitations. - And much more... Why Choose Wing Chun Illustrated? - Unbiased Perspective: Presenting diverse viewpoints from respected teachers. - Extensive Knowledge Base: Published bi-monthly since 2011, Wing Chun Illustrated is the longest-running publication devoted to Wing Chun Kung Fu, regardless of lineage. - In-depth Articles: 60 pages of motivational stories, practical insights, and functional training tips. - Expert Contributions: Interviews and articles by renowned Wing Chun masters. - Comprehensive Coverage: Covers all Wing Chun lineages, including rare styles and practices. Customer Reviews “There’s no other martial arts magazine like Wing Chun Illustrated.