A Good Martial Artist Does

Training For Strength And Flexibility Is A Must. You Must Use It To Support Your Techniques. Techniques Alone Are No Good If You Don't Support Them With Strength And Flexibility.

I'm Moving And Not Moving At All. I'm Like The Moon Underneath The Waves That Ever Go On Rolling And Rocking. It Is Not, "i Am Doing This," But Rather, An Inner Realization That "this Is Happening Through Me," Or "it Is Doing This For Me." The Consciousness Of Self Is The Greatest Hindrance To The Proper Execution Of All Physical Action.

Pessimism Blunts The Tools You Need To Succeed.

One Rule Is To Not Use Complicated Techniques Unless They Are Necessary To Achieve Your Goal. First, Use Simple Movements, And If They Don't Work, Then Introduce The More Complex Ones.

For Something That Is Static, Fixed, Dead, There Can Be A Way Or A Definite Path; But Not For Anything That Is Moving And Living.