When you start to use weapons in your training, it’s imperative that you first understand this most important rule: weapons are not toys. You must adopt the mindset that focuses on effectively wielding and controlling a weapon, rather than playing with it.
Those of you that have followed my articles over the past year know that I’ve taken a deeper look into the mental side of our Kung Fu training. Surprise! This is what it was all leading toward.
It is never a good sign when your child stops in the middle of a Kung-Fu class because they’ve developed a cramp. This is often due to food, both what was eaten, when they ate it, and how much.
Make the most of yourself by fanning the tiny, inner sparks of possibility into the flames of achievement.
~Foster C. McClellan
Calling all Adult Intermediate & Advanced students!
Calling all sparring (except yellow belt) Youth and Junior students!