Federation Wing Tsun System

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29th July. Great to see the teenage one down at the studio during one of our training sessions. Who knows, one day she might actually do some training with us too! Good session guys, thanks as always. 👍🙏👊

26th July. Changing your perspective can deliver new insights into something which seems well-known. This is true for so many things in life. Find the new, and stay engaged. 👍😎

19th July. Four of us training at the studio tonight. Three alive, one with us in spirit. Always. Thanks for everything, Bruce. 🙏👍👊

15th July. We’ve been training with face coverings for so long, it feels strange to run a session where we can see each other’s faces. Luckily we found a solution. 👍😁

5th July. The kungfu skills are pretty good, but the mask-wearing ability still needs practice. Keep at it. 👍😂😷

1st July. Another small-group kungfu training session. This one was brought to you by Coca Cola, apparently. OK, fine, but maybe we do beer next time? 😂🍺👍

24th June. Like all disciplines, the hard part of Kung-Fu is turning up to practice - again & again, session after session, year after year. Progress is not linear, there are always plateaus to endure. It’s not easy. It takes time. Thanks guys for turning up for another couple of hours. 👍🙏🙏

A brilliant, deep, but commonly misunderstood statement, attributed to Sun Tzu, is: “If you want peace, prepare for war.”. These words do not mean that war is desirable, or should be sought out. Rather, it means that taken as a whole, the act of martial training, of effort, of studying the myriad possibilities, of learning what is possible and what is probable, will ultimately lead one to seek out non-violent solutions to all problems. I say this as someone who has trained for 32 years now, and I still marvel at how accurate the words of Sun Tzu are. ❤️