What you thank for in CMA?

[SPJ]

I still have the injuries, new and some old.

CMA practice has helped me to move and step in a balanced way all these years.

Most of my teachers in the 70's and early 80's passed away.

In the 21st century, I am grateful to many teachers.

As a student of several styles, the journey is most of the fun.

Grateful to the forum masters and sponsors.

Grateful to the internet.

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what or who do you thank for?

:D

[chud]

I still have the injuries, new and some old.

CMA practice has helped me to move and step in a balanced way all these years.

Most of my teachers in the 70's and early 80's passed away.

In the 21st century, I am grateful to many teachers.

As a student of several styles, the journey is most of the fun.

Grateful to the forum masters and sponsors.

Grateful to the internet.

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what or who do you thank for?

:D


This is a good post for today since it is Thanksgiving day. I agree with everything you said SPJ. Martial arts have helped me to move in a balanced way also, and I too am grateful for all of my teachers past and present, especially my current Sifu. I am also grateful for this forum and some of the other kung fu forums around the internet.
Happy Thanksgiving everyone!

[Wong Fei Hong]

Will power, I only realised recently how much will power training martial arts has given me.
I always thought that i just had a screw loose and couldnt accept not achieveing what i wanted to.
But i only realised it about a week ago, that im like that because of the amount of times i was told in my head to go the extra distance during training, to block out the pain and do it.
That reflects in my life and i guess with all thats gone wrong in my life the reason i didnt just lie in a ditch and take it like that, is because of my martial arts training.

[David Jamieson]

the chi balls.
the sweet ninja flipping out skills.
pulling a truck with my d1ck.
licking hot frying pans.
talking like a fortune cookie.

man, there's so many things to thank kungfu for...lol :p