Martial Art as Metaphor of Life
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Time: 10:00(10:10) -12:30
Where: π52Β°23'14.1"N 4Β°52'16.5"E
On a piece of paper measuring 1Γ1 cm, you can create an infinite number of paintings.
Yet most of the time, we draw only a few.
What then can we say about the canvas called Life?
## Who is this practice for?
β’ For those who feel lost, uncertain, or doubt their own strength π€
β’ For those who feel trapped within certain limits and want to break out of a repetitive cycle π
β’ For those whose self-belief is low π
β’ For those who struggle with setting goals and following through π―
β’ For those who want to see how they truly show up in action π
β’ For those who want to understand their deeper attitude toward themselves and their loved ones β€οΈ
β’ For those who feel physically or mentally weak and want to strengthen both πͺπ§
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If you look back, you will notice a pattern:
We usually speak with the same people,
about the same topics,
following the same behavioral patterns π§©
In essence β we do not really change.
And even when we are dissatisfied with this reality,
our attempts to change often lead us back to the same result.
β WITHOUT CHANGING THE CONTENT OF CONSCIOUSNESS β change will not occur.
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Our consciousness is filled with images composed of:
β’ the image of ourselves πͺ
β’ the image of the world π
β’ the image of our goal π―
β’ the image of achieving that goal π€οΈ
β’ the image of the consequences βοΈ
We constantly move between these fragments, adjusting one part but not the whole.
Because changing everything is painful β
it requires admitting that for a long time we may have been acting incorrectly, in the wrong way, in the wrong place.
As a result β there is no stable outcome.
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Martial arts are not about swinging arms and legs.
They are, first and foremost, about self-mastery
and making the right decision in the present moment β³
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## In training we:
β’ work on physical and mental balance βοΈ
β’ learn to finish what we start
β’ reconnect with our authentic self π§
β’ develop focus and inner integrity
β’ learn to stay present and achieve the goals we set π―
β’ practice honesty with ourselves π€
β’ learn to tolerate discomfort and move beyond our limits π₯
β’ avoid falling into anger and emotional reactions πͺοΈ
β’ learn to create rather than copy π¨
β’ become authors of our lives instead of programs running on autopilot π€β
And yes β this is practical work.
We train to:
β’ fall safely π€Έ
β’ strike π
β’ take impact π‘οΈ
β’ throw π€Ό
β’ understand how body structure connects with mind, movement, will β and how this manifests in life π
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We face the fear of failure π¨
The fear of losing.
The inner βwhat ifβ¦β
You will see how doubt destroys π§¨
You will feel what physical and psychological balance truly are βοΈ
You will discover what fills your consciousness π§
And you will be able to choose:
remain the same β or change π
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## What we practice:
β’ isometric exercises;
β’ circuit training;
β’ structured games that develop control and coordination;
β’ interaction with yourself, with others, and with the world under different conditions.
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π Main Rule of the Gathering
1οΈβ£ Balanced state and sober mind π§ββοΈπ§
π« No alcohol πΊ or drugs π.
π Age: 18+.
2οΈβ£ Complete respect for every participant π
Brother teaches brother, brother protects brother πβ€οΈ.
The same with sisters β support and care ποΈ