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I just noticed at my last wing chun class, that I can achieve much more with an open mind and if I stay focused.Before I thought I knew it all and took every correction as a personal attack against me.Although I never showed that.And since I train with this new mentality I seem to do much more right and hardly get any corrections.Was something wrong with me or did I just grow up? :)

Be everything. Be nothing.

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Corrections arent made in a malicious way......they are for your benefit.....so you can become better, both as a person, and as a martial artist.....remember...there is no such thing as a stupid question....it shows that you recognize that you DONT know something....but want to. An instructor should know that your questions come from curiousity, and a desire to learn "why" something is done the way it is.....not to be disrespectful to him as if youre questioning his own understanding of a technique, but to better your own understanding......questions should always be rewarded with answers.

~Master Jules......aka "The Sandman"


"I may be a trained killer......but Im really a nice guy"

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