philosophy17
February 11, 2024by admin
To have no compassion in your martial art, shows a cover up of our most natural instinct; “fear”.
philosophyMainF
February 11, 2024by admin
To show compassion is one of the highest values. Strive within your martial art to make this your priority.
philosophyMainH
February 11, 2024by admin
A martial artist should always train the mind as well as the body, but not always moving in synchronization.
philosophy26
February 11, 2024by admin
The use of aggression for the martial artist is to cover up there anger and or fear. This contributes to their miss-understanding to truly know themselves.
philosophy45
February 11, 2024by admin
Respect should always be offered to the opponent first. Often this can lead an attitude of dis-harmony into a peaceful resolution.
philosophy23
February 11, 2024by admin
The true martial artist has a caring spirit that sees all as one.
SecretsSecret10
February 11, 2024by Mal McRae
In ikkyo the hand on the elbow must travel in the same direction as the hand on the wrist.
philosophy4
February 11, 2024by admin
A martial artist should not be measured on their ability to hurt or destroy an enemy but how they can change aggression into the art of peace.
philosophy5
February 11, 2024by admin
To train a life time acquiring skills of self-defence only to seek retribution in the destruction of others becomes a wasted journey; a path of self-destruction.
philosophy30
February 11, 2024by admin
After a life time study in martial arts you may come to the realization that fighting or not fighting, is really the same.