Knowledge, Desire, and Commitment
“I’ll believe that someone has the knowledge, desire and commitment to earn a Black Sash when I see it around their waist.”
~ Sigung Bob Schneider, Founder of Waterloo Kung-Fu Academy
“I’ll believe that someone has the knowledge, desire and commitment to earn a Black Sash when I see it around their waist.”
~ Sigung Bob Schneider, Founder of Waterloo Kung-Fu Academy
Calling all Youth and Junior students!
What motivates people to try martial arts?
Routine can be both a blessing and a curse. Some people thrive on routine while others despise routine. In some cases, routine can be replaced by the word rut, and rut is synonymous with a lack of motivation.
Whether you’ve taken a short break or had a long vacation this summer, returning to Kung Fu can be exciting and a little challenging. But don’t worry! Here’s how you can make your return to Kung Fu smooth, fun, and successful.
As junior students, you have two assigned classes every week for training Kung Fu. These classes are essential to your progression as a martial arts student, so it’s important to prioritize them and keep a consistent training schedule. Let’s go over a few tips on how to do this.