WCI Didcot

4.9· 8 reviews on GoogleDistrict Neighbourhood Community Centre, District Community Centre, Great western park, 1 Gentian Mews, Western Valley, DidcotMore in Western ValleyMore in Didcot

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Category: Martial Arts
Location: Western Valley, Didcot
Rating: 4.9 / 5 (8 reviews on Google)

WCI Didcot is a Wing Chun Kung Fu school in Didcot, Oxfordshire, offering traditional martial arts training for all ages. Led by Sifu Datze with over 15 years of experience, the school provides age-specific programmes including Little Dragons (4–7), Junior Warriors (8–11), teen classes (12–15), and adult Wing Chun and self-defence classes.

Training focuses on Wing Chun forms, reaction drills, practical self-defence, fitness, confidence, and mental clarity in a family-friendly environment.

Opening hours

Mon: 16:30-20:30
Tue: Closed
Wed: 16:30-20:30
Thu–Fri: Closed
Sat–Sun: Closed

Classes

Little Dragons (ages 4 - 7)Junior WarriorsBroadsword trainingWing Chun Kung Fu

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Frequently asked questions about WCI Didcot

How much does it cost to train at WCI Didcot?

WCI Didcot does not list fixed prices here, but it has an intro offer: First two weeks free for kids' classes; free trial session available for all new students.

What are the opening hours at WCI Didcot?

WCI Didcot is open Mon 16:30-20:30, Tue Closed, Wed 16:30-20:30, Thu–Fri Closed, Sat–Sun Closed.

Where is WCI Didcot?

WCI Didcot is at District Neighbourhood Community Centre, District Community Centre, Great western park, 1 Gentian Mews in Western Valley, Didcot.

What kind of training does WCI Didcot offer?

At WCI Didcot you will find martial arts.

What rating does WCI Didcot have?

WCI Didcot has 4.9 out of 5 on Google based on 8 reviews.

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