What we do:

What we don't do:

Promote peaceful resolution of conflict

Promote violent and aggressive behaviour

Learn to control ourselves through understanding

Learn to control others through fear

Encourage conflict solution by using the brain

Encourage solving problems with fists

Teach that with power comes responsibility

Teach that might is right 

Teach that studying the martial arts is a personal journey of self improvement

Encourage students to show off their skills in the  playground

Teach life skills and character development through a comprehensive syllabus

Pay only lip-service to the intellectual aspect of martial arts, in the hope that students will appreciate them solely through physical practice

Teach children to develop healthy limits of aggression within a safe, trusting environment by practicing their martial arts techniques short of full-contact

Encourage maximal aggression and full-contact fighting

Teach young people healthy values of humility and integrity and that respect comes from kindness and consideration

Teach young people that respect comes through dominating others

Teach that, as a last resort, citizens have the right to defend themselves physically against an impending assault

Operate under the illusion that it is illegal for a martial artist to use their skills outside the training hall