Longmont Wing Chun Academy

From a current Student--- I have been a student of Master Brazitis' since 2023. I practice Wing Chun and Iso Chi. I live with a chronic illness that can often sideline me and when I'm not able to participate in Wing Chun, I love doing Iso Chi classes. Not only do I learn how to help my body heal using pressure points and getting the chi flowing, I also learn so much about cultivating chi, which enhances my health and my Wing Chun. Chi had been very mystical to me until I was able to actually cultivate and feel it during Iso Chi classes with Master Brazitis. Plus, learning the pressure points is not only therapeutic for me, but I can also apply that knowledge to Wing Chun since targeting pressure points to make striking more effective is one of the 8 principles of Wing Chun. I highly recommend it!

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There will always be someone stronger than you.
Train anyway.
There will always be someone faster than you.
Train anyway.
Your only competition is yesterday’s version of yourself.

Train to be the best you can be!

How time flies!

From one of the LA Seminars late 90's I believe

"Training is a promise. You trust that your partner won't hurt you, and you do so in return. Take things slow and practice them properly. It will do you no good to create bad habits by practicing improperly. There are countless ways to punch, but as uke, you should punch straight and true for the benefit of your tori-none of those tracking, missile-like punches that float all over the place. That type of punching does not benefit anyone. Just punch straight, and if your tori does not move at the right time and at the right distance, he will get hit. And you, as an uke, should not be afraid to be hit. There is no shame in being hit. Even I, as I show techniques, am occasionally hit. This is a part of the learning process. In a real fight, you will be hit and you must not be shocked by contact. Being hit lets you know that you did something wrong and need to work on it until you get it right. Simply practice properly."
- Nagato先生

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