Yes, of course, it's a great combination because both styles are mostly using punches, and low kicks, they are fast styles with lots of parrying techniques.
That's like adding ketchup to curry. Some people can and do make it as a good combination. Others don't.
There's no standardized view of what blends well with other stuff, except a primal difference between food and poison.
Given that White Crane is said to have been exported from Fujian to Ryukyu islands, Okinawa, Goju Ryu and Wing Chun share a historical and principle connection. But it's not enough on its own to provide a person practical knowledge on how they mix.
No I think it's a horrible idea. Pick one or the other and get good at it. While they have similarities the way things are taught is going to be different, and without years of experience you'll have a hard time going back an forth between them.
Only if you drink green tea one tea bag in a cup every night and soy protein one scoop.
Both Wing Chun and Goju Ryu seem to have similarities do they blend well as a combo for self defence?
