how would someone go about finding a good wing chun instructor? what traits should they look for? what traits usually indicate problems?
what makes a good instructor?
- Thread starter Nightingale
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See this article:
what is a Sifu?
by Zopa Gyatso
http://www.webwingchun.com/html/home.php?pagelink=whatisasifu
what is a Sifu?
by Zopa Gyatso
http://www.webwingchun.com/html/home.php?pagelink=whatisasifu
jukado1
Orange Belt
to try to simplify the answer, a good instructor of any MARTIAL ARTS subjuct should teach using the 3 E's, ENTERAINMENT, making the learning enjoyable, if you don't enjoy something you probible wont stick with it or gain much benifit from it. EXERCISE, you should gain some physical improvement from your training time. and EDUCATION, by education i mean you MUST walk away with real skills in the subjuct your learning, in this case fighting.
And all martial artists should have the ability to have some self-defense/fighting skills, otherwise all were learning is tae bo
And all martial artists should have the ability to have some self-defense/fighting skills, otherwise all were learning is tae bo
