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I usually take a short break the last couple of weeks of the year, but I had so many wonderful guests lined up we decided to keep going! Instead, I am taking the first couple of weeks in January to reset and hope you revisit this conversation with Oscar and I as we discuss how to improve your martial arts training. These principles can be applied to any sport or exercise program. As it is the start of the New Year, hope you find some of these tips useful and helpful.
What does it take to be successful in martial arts or fitness? How do you improve your martial arts or training regiment? Oscar Agramonte and I sit down to discuss the philosophy and actions that have helped us in our kung fu and fitness journeys.
“Repetition is the mother of mastery.”
“Consistency over time is the key to success.”
These are phrases we use to help remind us of how we can be more mindful in our practice. Progress takes patience, hard work and perseverance. We hope our discussion prompts asking questions and raising self-awareness to anyone who wants to improve in any aspect of their life. We learned a lot from this conversation and hope you will too.
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Discussed in this episode:
Wah Lum History Red book – audiobook or ebook available on amazon
Extreme Ownership by Jocko Wilink and Leif Babin
CULTURE CHAT CREDITS Host: Mimi Chan Intro Music: Mike Relm
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