The Instructor a Student Remembers
Why encouragement, example and trust can matter long after the lesson is over As instructors and teachers, one of the
Personal Growth
Does Karate Inherently Improve Your Character?
Why years of training, rank and tradition do not automatically make someone a better person Character traits can certainly be
When the Mind Will Not Let Go
We spend years training for physical problems we may rarely face, yet the mind is something we have to deal
Experience Should Change Us
What years of practice can teach us about questioning what we think we know.
The Point Where You Want to Stop
The difference between quitting, adapting, and listening to the body. There is a point in training where the body
The Danger of Certainty
How unquestioned assumptions can limit progress in karate – and in life A limiting belief is not simply a wrong
