Sifu Oliver is University teacher for Wing Tsun, Escrima and Taiji at University of Bielefeld / Germany (Bachelor and Master).

Sifu Oliver is a martial arts master and former 4. Technician Grade Wing Tsun and Escrima, he teaches "the whole system".

Stop learning some teachers opinion, start to learn pure Wing Tsun and Escrima.

His main teacher from the 1. Degree on was Sifu Emin Boztepe!

He teaches students, privat persons and professionals such as policeman.

For seminars, privat lessons etc. feel free to contact him!

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Oliver Gross has been training martial arts for over 20 years and has been giving Wing Tsun and Escrima lessons for more than 15 years now. During his studies of physical education he received a scholarship to spend one year at the Beijing University of Physical Education to deepen his knowledge of martial arts / Taiji, WuShu, Qigong, Drunken Style.

He also practiced Savate (French boxing) as a student at the University of Aix en Provence / Marseille and took one year of privat lessons in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu.

Since 1991 Oliver’s Wing Tsun trainer was Sifu Emin Boztepe, the former pupil of K. R. Kernspecht.

Sifu Oliver gives his lessons according to international standards. He sees Wing Tsun as an intelligent self-defence and as education in movement. Martial arts are to be a medium against aggressions and tendencies to violence and are good for your health and self-confidence.

“Oliver Gross is an expert in movements, and his knowledge exceeds most of what you can find usually in Wing Tsun and other martial arts. Besides, his techniques are really powerful!” University Prof. Dr. Schack

Other specializations:
- Mental training
- Somatic techniques
- BSI / Body Systems Integration
- CMC / Consecutiv Motion Concept

About Wing Tsun

Ng Mui was one of the leading nuns of the Shaolin monastery 300 years ago and is said to be the inventor of this kind of martial art, which today is called Wing Tsun.

As the Shaolin monastery had become too powerful, the emperor’s troops destroyed it and Ng Mui fled to Southern China. There she is said to have come up with the basic structure of her martial art, with the help of Taoistic principles like pliability, impartiality and simplicity.

Today people are doing more Wing Tsun than any other martial art. Wing Tsun has proved its worth not only in the German police, it also gains recognition in the FBI-Hostage Rescue Team, the US-Marine Corps, the US-Airforce and other important institutions.

Wing Tsun has a systematic structure. The ideas behind the techniques, movements and reactions are simple and logical. The Wing Tsun structures are, amongst others, based on mathematical, geometrical and philosophical principles.

Rules that everybody, no matter where in the world, can understand and follow. Wing Tsun is a powerful and holistic martial art and self-defence that is customized to the needs and capabilities of the individual.