May 3rd, 2019
- Martial arts is a way of life. A true martial artist does not train to become the ultimate warrior, the world’s most physically fit specimen, or the greatest sage of all mankind. A true martial artist trains to be a better person.
- Traditional martial arts places no emphasis on competitions, record breaking or championships. Traditional martial arts focuses on the ultimate aim of self-perfection.
- A true martial artist does not limit his training to the kwoon or dojo. A true martial artist trains every minute of his existence.
- Ask yourself the following question every time you train: How would I feel about my school if everyone trained as I train? This query has nothing to do with your skill level. It refers to the amount of effort you put into your workout.
- Always devote 100% of your heart, mind and body during training. Negligence in any of these categories is a serious impediment and will limit growth in your art.
- When striving for excellence, complacency is not an option.
- What comes out of your training depends on what goes in.