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The first time you learn a movement, you have to think about every part of it.Where should your feet go? How should you ...
10/17/2026

The first time you learn a movement, you have to think about every part of it.

Where should your feet go?
How should you position your hands?
When should you move?
With repetition, something changes.
The movement becomes more familiar. Your body begins to recognize the pattern. What once required intense concentration starts to feel more natural.
That's one of the foundations of martial arts:
Practice doesn't just repeat a movement. It teaches your body how to remember it.

Schedule a visit and come see our school.

What does courage look like when there is no battle to fight?Sometimes, the hardest battle is the one we face within our...
10/15/2026

What does courage look like when there is no battle to fight?

Sometimes, the hardest battle is the one we face within ourselves.

In this month's article for Ter Luz, Casa e Você, The Courage to Face Yourself explores the courage it takes to recognize our own vulnerabilities, face reality, and take the first step toward change.
Not through grand transformations, but through the small actions we often underestimate.

The article also shares a personal experience of facing fear and vulnerability during an international Internal Arts tournament — and discovering that courage doesn't mean the absence of fear.
Sometimes, courage is choosing to move forward while acknowledging that fear is there.

Read the full article through the link in our bio.

10/14/2026

Tomorrow is the last day to sign up for our Qi Gong Seminar on Saturday. Don’t miss your spot! Link in the bio.

Strength doesn't always have to look powerful.Sometimes, it looks like control.Tai Chi develops awareness through delibe...
10/13/2026

Strength doesn't always have to look powerful.
Sometimes, it looks like control.

Tai Chi develops awareness through deliberate movement, balance, coordination, and presence.
Rather than forcing movement, practitioners learn to work with it — developing greater control of the body while staying relaxed and attentive.

It's a different way of understanding strength.
And sometimes, moving with more awareness can be just as meaningful as moving with more power.
Schedule a visit and come see our Tai Chi program.

As parents, it's natural to want to protect children from disappointment.But learning how to handle disappointment is an...
10/10/2026

As parents, it's natural to want to protect children from disappointment.

But learning how to handle disappointment is an important life skill.
In martial arts, children experience moments when a technique doesn't work, a challenge feels difficult, or someone performs better than they do.

Those moments can teach them how to respond.
How to stay respectful.
How to try again.
How to learn from mistakes.
How to keep moving forward.
The goal isn't to make losing feel good.
It's to help children understand that losing doesn't mean they can't succeed.

Sometimes, it's simply part of learning.
Schedule a visit and come see what our kids' program is all about.

10/09/2026

“What would my start at London Martial Arts Centre be like?”

Maybe you’re wondering if you'll fit in.

Maybe you're worried about being a complete beginner.

Maybe you're simply curious about what your first class would actually feel like.

Here's the thing:

You don't need to arrive knowing the techniques.

You don't need to be in perfect shape.

And you definitely don't need to have martial arts experience.

You start where you are.

Then you learn the basics, get familiar with the movements, meet your training partners, and gradually become more comfortable on the floor.

Every experienced student was once a beginner.

Your journey can start with a visit. Come see our school and experience the environment for yourself.

Strength can help you move.But martial arts asks you to develop much more than physical strength.Technique. Timing. Cont...
10/06/2026

Strength can help you move.

But martial arts asks you to develop much more than physical strength.
Technique.
Timing.
Control.
Coordination.
Awareness.
Discipline.
The goal isn't simply to become stronger.
It's to become more capable, more controlled, and more aware of how you move and respond.
That's part of what makes traditional Kung Fu such a complete practice.

Schedule a visit and come see our school.

A child doesn't need to be perfectly confident, focused, coordinated, or experienced before trying something new.Sometim...
10/03/2026

A child doesn't need to be perfectly confident, focused, coordinated, or experienced before trying something new.

Sometimes, the new experience is what helps them develop those qualities.
A structured martial arts environment gives children opportunities to move, learn, interact with others, face challenges, and experience progress at their own pace.

The goal isn't to decide whether a child is “ready enough.”
It's to give them an environment where they can grow through the experience itself.
If you've been thinking about introducing your child to martial arts, come see what our school is like.

Schedule a visit and come see how we help children grow through martial arts.

10/02/2026

What if your first four weeks at London Martial Arts Centre looked something like this? 🥋

Week 1: You’re learning the basics and getting familiar with the environment.

Week 2: The movements start making a little more sense.

Week 3: You begin feeling more comfortable and noticing small improvements.

Week 4: You look back and realize that what felt unfamiliar at first is already becoming part of your routine.

You don't need to know everything before you start.

You just need to be willing to take the first step.

From there, progress is built one class at a time.

Schedule a visit and come see our school.

Not everything happens on the first try.In martial arts, progress is built through repetition, correction, practice, and...
10/01/2026

Not everything happens on the first try.
In martial arts, progress is built through repetition, correction, practice, and the willingness to keep going when something still feels difficult.

Over time, students learn that getting better isn't about rushing to the next level. It's about becoming a little better than they were yesterday.
That lesson goes far beyond the training floor.
Because patience isn't just waiting for progress.
It's learning how to keep working while progress is still being built. 🥋

Schedule a visit and come see our school.

Address

190 Wortley Road/Unit LL4
London, ON
N6C4Y7

Opening Hours

Monday 5pm - 9pm
Tuesday 10am - 1pm
5pm - 9pm
Wednesday 5pm - 9pm
Thursday 10am - 1pm
5pm - 9pm
Friday 5pm - 9pm
Saturday 9am - 2pm

Telephone

+12269988703

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