"Everything begins in the mind. Create the intention and then apply the effort to receive the result."
"It is very easy to break a pencil in half. Breaking ten pencils in half is an altogether different matter."
--- Coach Ron Pfeiffer, 7th Degree Black Belt, Lake Geneva, Wisconsin USA
"Don't fear the person who has studied a thousand techniques one time. Fear the person who has studied one technique a thousand times."
--- Ed DellaCroce, 3rd Degree Black Belt and the North Carolina State Director for World Dragon Kenpo.
December Theme: Tai Chi in Paradise or Your Hometown
"I’ve been studying and practicing T’ai Chi Ch’uan for more than 30 years. I’m famous for teaching methods that make it easy for 'regular' people to learn and excel at the beautiful and mysterious art of T’ai Chi Ch’uan. I’ve brought together the best of the best (colleagues, friends, teachers and technology) as a remedy for the boring, the bogus and the confusing in T’ai Chi."
Essays about your experiences with WDK or other martial arts are always welcome; however, WDK reserves the right to edit or reject any article.
Shorter articles are preferred, and please proofread your submissions. Please send your articles to Steve Amoiawithin the body of an email.
Unfortunately, file attachments (such as MS Word documents or PDF files) will no longer be accepted.
Guidelines
1. Target 400 to 750 words (about 1 to 2 single-spaced pages) unless approved beforehand by Coach Pfeiffer. Less is more with self-defense and writing. 2. Inform and educate. 3. Spell check is not the same as proofreading. :-) 4. No self-promotion unless it involves a WDK initiative. 5. Properly reference outside sources of information.
Article cut-off for our next issue: March 5th, 2010.
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