We build traditional

WOODEN DUMMIES

for over 15 years

or

A Piece Of History

Step into the realm of ancient wisdom with our wooden dummies, fashioned from wood that has withstood the test of time within the sacred confines of historic Chinese temples.

Each strike against these meticulously crafted dummies resonates with the echoes of centuries, infusing your training with a profound sense of lineage and resilience.

Our commitment to sourcing from temple renovations and demolition not only honors tradition but also ensures the durability and longevity of your training equipment.

A Piece Of History

THE YU Family

Born in 1949, Yu Jin Bang is a seasoned carpenter responsible for overseeing the construction process of our wooden dummies. Pictured on the right, he meticulously carves the body of a dummy by hand, ensuring precise craftsmanship.

With over ten years of experience, Yu Sheng Po is a skilled painter entrusted with the final touches of the wooden dummies, whether through polishing or painting. He adeptly employs traditional Chinese painting techniques to provide a protective finish to your dummy.

Mr. Wang operates the lathe machine, shaping the bodies, arms, and legs of the dummies with expertise and precision.

THE YU Family

Frequently Asked Questions

 

How much should I spend on a Wing Chun wooden dummy?
Our authentic Wing Chun wooden training dummies (Mook Jong) range from €725-€825. These traditional martial arts training tools are crafted from historic Chinese temple wood by the skilled Yu family artisans in China, representing over 15 years of craftsmanship expertise in traditional kung fu equipment manufacturing.
Should I mount the dummy or buy a freestanding version for Wing Chun training?
The choice between wall-mounted and freestanding Wing Chun dummies depends on your training space and living situation. Renters in apartments or those with limited wall access should consider freestanding models, while homeowners with dedicated martial arts training rooms often prefer traditional wall-mounted installations for authentic Mook Jong practice.
Can I buy a second-hand Wing Chun dummy safely?
While we don’t offer used wooden dummies, we occasionally have new Wing Chun training equipment with minor cosmetic defects available at discounted prices. Contact Wing Chun Mind directly to inquire about current B-grade martial arts equipment availability and special pricing on authentic temple wood dummies.
What are the shipping costs for Wing Chun dummy delivery?
Free shipping is available for customers in Belgium and Netherlands. International shipping for our wooden training dummies ranges from €150-€600 depending on destination country. All Wing Chun equipment ships with professional packaging, insurance, and tracking from our European distribution center.
What is the delivery time for Wing Chun wooden dummies?
All Wing Chun Mind wooden training dummies are kept in stock and ready for immediate shipment within 24 hours of order confirmation. No waiting for custom manufacturing – our complete inventory of Mook Jong training equipment is warehouse-ready for martial arts practitioners across Europe.
Are Wing Chun dummies suitable for beginner martial artists?
Absolutely! Wing Chun wooden dummies benefit practitioners at all skill levels – from beginners learning basic centerline theory and chain punches to advanced students practicing chi sau and trapping techniques. We recommend finding a qualified Wing Chun Kung Fu school or sifu for proper form instruction and traditional training methodology.
How do Wing Chun dummies differ from heavy bags and punching bags?
Unlike traditional boxing heavy bags, Wing Chun wooden dummies (Mook Jong) feature three wooden arms and one leg positioned at specific angles for practicing trapping hands, pak sau, lop sau, and close-range combat techniques. The rigid wooden construction teaches proper structure, simultaneous attack and defense, and develops sensitivity for sticky hands (chi sau) training.
Can wooden dummy training replace live sparring in Wing Chun?
Mook Jong form practice complements but cannot fully replace chi sau (sticky hands) and sparring with training partners. Wooden dummy training develops muscle memory, proper angles, timing, and conditioning for Wing Chun techniques, while live practice adds adaptability, reflexes, and real-time application of kung fu principles.
What type of wood is optimal for Wing Chun dummy construction?
Various hardwoods like oak and teak are suitable for martial arts equipment, though costs vary significantly (pine being economical, hardwoods being premium). Our Wing Chun Mind dummies use authentic Chinese temple wood – while not technically classified as hardwood, this historic timber has proven its durability through centuries of use in traditional architecture.
How replaceable are Wing Chun dummy arms and legs?
All wooden dummy components (arms and leg) are designed as replaceable parts for long-term martial arts training. Wing Chun Mind maintains spare parts inventory and can craft custom replacement arms using identical traditional joinery methods and authentic Chinese temple wood materials.
What environmental conditions are best for wooden dummy storage?
Maintain 40-60% relative humidity and stable temperatures (16-24°C) in your martial arts training area. Protect temple wood from direct sunlight, extreme temperature fluctuations, and moisture to preserve the integrity of your Wing Chun training equipment. Proper storage ensures decades of reliable Mook Jong practice.