Junior group
ages 7–10- Monday17:30 – 18:50
- Wednesday17:30 – 18:50
- Thursday17:30 – 18:50
Activity, discipline and confidence for your child
WuDe Spordiklubi is a Wing Tchun Kung Fu club for children and teens aged 7–15. Regular training, clear rules, new friends — and skills that work outside the gym too.
- Training three times a week
- Small groups — the coach sees every child
- Real self-defence, not only sport technique
- Discipline through understanding, not fear
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Schedule
Training schedule
We train three times a week at Marja 7. We assign the right group after the first class.
Senior group
ages 11–15- Monday19:00 – 20:30
- Wednesday19:00 – 20:30
- Thursday19:00 – 20:30
Gym: Marja 7, Tallinn (Mustamäe / Kristiine)
Arrive 10 minutes early. Sportswear is enough for the first class — you can bring a water bottle.
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The school · 武德
School and teaching
The WuDe club has been running since 2018 and belongs to PWTF. “WuDe” is Chinese for “martial virtue”: character, discipline and responsibility.
The coach
Vjatšeslav Rotman
European champion 2019 (Kong Sao), coach level EKR5, official PWTF representative in Estonia. Teaching kids and teens since 2017.
- Estonian champion in full-contact fighting (Kong Sao)
- European champion 2019 in full-contact fighting (Kong Sao)
- PWTF Best Instructor (2022, 2023)
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“A great coach the kids love and who is genuinely passionate about his work”
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Achievements
Student achievements
Our students compete at many levels. The youngest and newest start with tui shou (pushing hands) — contact work with the arms, without strikes. Then come Kong Sao bouts, all in full contact: SEMI (a bout with stops — points for a clean strike, like in fencing), LIGHT (hands, legs, throws, without stops) and FULL (hands, legs, knees, elbows, throws). The toughest version is TOP FIGHTER, for the most experienced students: full-contact bouts where the winner receives a champion belt.
The most valuable moment happens a minute before stepping out: the child is nervous and steps forward anyway. The medal is only the trace of that step.
- Tui shou
- pushing hands — the goal is to unbalance your partner, no strikes, a start for beginners
- SEMI
- a bout with stops — points for a clean strike, like in fencing
- LIGHT
- hands, legs, throws, without stops
- FULL
- hands, legs, knees, elbows, throws
- TOP FIGHTER
- for the most experienced students
- Tui shou
- pushing hands — the goal is to unbalance your partner, no strikes, a start for beginners
- SEMI
- a bout with stops — points for a clean strike, like in fencing
- LIGHT
- hands, legs, throws, without stops
- FULL
- hands, legs, knees, elbows, throws
- TOP FIGHTER
- for the most experienced students
Student medals
in Kong Sao
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medals in total
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- gold
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- silver
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- bronze
Top Fighter — champion belts
2 champion belts in the toughest full-contact version.
Platon Tsõganov
30.11.2024
Aleksandr Tšurin
02.12.2023
Gold medal leaders
- Timur Džavadov — 10 golds
- Marsel Mamjan — 9 golds
Total medal leaders
- Timur Džavadov — 14 medals
- Miron Jemeljanov — 13 medals
- Veronika Maljuk — 12 medals
Beginners start in the lighter categories: tui shou (pushing hands) and demonstration performances, where a child shows technique in form — without hard contact or unnecessary stress.
Next come Kong Sao bouts in the SEMI, LIGHT and FULL versions — different levels of contact, each prepared for separately. Our students regularly take podium places at open tournaments across Estonia.
And then there is TOP FIGHTER, the toughest full-contact version, where the winner receives a champion belt.
We are not only proud of the winners. We are proud of those who stepped out a second time after losing.
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Every student takes part in the club rating system. It tracks progress — attendance, effort and technique learned — not just competition results.
- Progress visible in numbers
- Effort and consistency count
- Motivation to beat your own past self
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