Who are we?

Sihing Joel Goffe

Wing Chun instructor with 14 years of practice. Trained in Belgium and Germany and based in Madrid since 2019. My path goes from the Ip Man 葉問 lineage to the Weng Chun 永春 of Tang Yik 鄧奕. I currently continue my training in China within the Mai Gei Wong 米机王 lineage (Yuen Kay San 阮奇山).

I work with a realistic approach, adapted to the challenges of modern combat sports: timing under pressure, contact control, and stress management. I remain faithful to tradition and respect the essence of the system, including the biomechanical development inherent to Wing Chun.

Certifications: FELODA (Wing Chun), Chinese Health Qigong Association (Qigong), ISAF (personal trainer) and Expert in Tai Chi & Qigong (INEF-UPM). This training refined my methodology by contrasting it with current principles of pedagogy, biomechanics, and movement education, and gave me a rigorous academic foundation for my research on the art.

Passionate about Chinese culture and the history of Wing Chun, I have been studying its origins and transmission across different lineages for years. That search has also led me to train in Guangzhou and to experience the tradition in its own context. I am also interested in philosophy and personal development. I consider myself a lifelong student and share, with rigor and accessibility, the knowledge and experiences I have gathered throughout my practice and travels.

I am grateful to all those who have allowed and continue to allow me to learn and grow, both technically and personally. My goal as an instructor is that you enjoy the journey and that this art brings you the same clarity and joy it brings me.

Sihing Carlos Vicent

I began training Wing Chun with Joel Goffe in 2022, and since then this martial art has become an essential part of my life.

I currently hold the 7th grade and collaborate at the school as an assistant instructor, a role I particularly enjoy because I am convinced that teaching and learning are two sides of the same coin. Working with my training partners allows me to continue growing alongside them and to better understand the doubts and challenges of the martial path.

In addition, I practice Taijiquan in the Yang and Chen styles, and I am certified as an instructor of the Ba Duan Jin form by the Spanish Association of Health Qigong—disciplines that have taught me the importance of calmness, internal energy, and balance.