Be Subtle, don't allow your intentions to trigger others - Kung Fu Report #227
Frequently in our lives, we will go through situations where we might be pushed off of our limits. And sometimes we might be pushing someone else off of the limits too. Taking control of our emotions and reactions is as important as knowing how not to trigger someone else's over their bounds. In today's Kung Fu Report we will discuss how to emotionally take control of a sensitive situation.
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Adam Chan is a martial artist with over 30 years of experience. He started studying Wing Chun in 1986 under Sifu Joeseph Boychuck (Moy Yat Lineage). He also learned from other combative styles such as Hakka, NCGF, Fu and Hsing Yi/Yi Quan, Natural Gate Boxing,