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Visualisation Training For Martial Arts
Visualisation is a great way of practising, especially if you don’t have the time or space to physically workout. It’s also a great way to revise the numerous amount of self-techniques that we have in Kuk Sool. I’ve therefore included a few tips below to help you with the process of...
HOW TO DEVELOP A WINNER’S MENTALITY
It’s that time of the year with tournaments being held that we often witness a select number of students winning gold medals and titles, year after year. But what many people do not recognise, it isn't just talent alone that brings success. I've often heard people describing these individual...
MASTER AND INSTRUCTOR TITLES
Showing respect toward Master's and Instructor's is very important in Kuk Sool. It is especially important to address the different ranking masters by their correct title as there is a huge difference between, for example, a fifth degree master and a ninth degree master. If you do not know the...
21 BENEFITS OF MARTIAL ARTS FOR CHILDREN
Martial Arts Is Fun! – There’s nothing more fun for kids than getting the chance to run, jump, kick and spin around with other like-minded children. As well as martial arts sessions, schools will also hold other events like fun days, festivals and demonstrations that children can get...
SHOULD YOU ENTER THE TOURNAMENT?
With just three weeks until the WKSA European Championships, it is important that you make your mind up soon as to whether you will be entering, and In short, the answer to the question in the title of this post is YES – yes you should. I began training at Kuk Sool Won in 2005 and for all of...
MASTER MARTIN’S SEVEN TIPS FOR TOURNAMENT SUCCESS
Be vocal – shout (Ki-ahp) loudly when performing – get yourself noticed and stand out from the crowd. Have an attitude to win – it’s okay to have fun and enjoy yourself, however the whole point of entering a competition is try and win a medal; develop a “winners” mindset. ...
