
CURRICULUM
The Chinese Martial Arts are traditionally divided into two groups: the internal family, and the external family. Our classes offer the choice between Kung Fu (external) and Tai Chi (internal). These are two different courses of study, but it is important to remember: the principles of proper movement and technique are the same, regardless of method. As Bruce Lee famously put it, “I do not believe in different styles”.
Kung Fu and Tai Chi offer people a different path to the same truth. These approaches offer different methods of practice and training. In ancient China, all beginners started by learning the “external” family, but modern culture demands access to both from the beginning.
Interest and enthusiasm are the fuel of progress. We strive to help people determine the best possible course of study for themselves.
We all have different talents, different bodies, and different aptitudes. Some should start with Kung Fu, others with Tai Chi. You are welcome to try both. We can help you determine what is best for you.
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Kung Fu is a gem of Chinese civilization. We strive to preserve its original purity. We pay the greatest of attention to the smallest of details. We are persistent, demanding, and always practice what we preach. The ancients called Kung Fu the art of life. For us, the most important aspect of Kung Fu is quality.
Before applying to train, you should know: we're not a fitness club! Our training is more than the attainment of Martial Arts skills and the development of the body. Our training is very challenging and rewarding work to improve your physical, mental, and emotional health. The purpose of Kung Fu is to develop the full potential inherent in a person. The Martial Arts allow you to fully realize your needs and your capabilities, and to free yourself from the selfish demands of a subjective mind.
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ONLINE TRAINING
system, which intends to focus on the features of health, wellness, nutrition and exercise that other forms of
fitness tend to neglect. The program is designed to develop the individual comprehensively, both inside and out.
“The Missing Piece” is based on the training methods of traditional Chinese martial arts. For centuries Masters
have been passing down generations of knowledge, and Grand Master Vaelriy Prosvirov has combined there
teachings with his own understandings of human physiology to create an instructional program that is able to
optimize the individual based on their own personal goals and needs. This program ignites the awesome
capability inside every human. It is designed to teach and instill methods and motivation for the individual to
lead a healthy more balanced life.
When used properly these videos will help to inspire individuals to reach their own apex of strength, endurance,
coordination, speed and flexibility, the five facets needed to ensure healthy body and clearer mind. Consistent
training within this program also provides psychological stability - unleashing the creative potential of the
participant and empowering them to withstand stress.
Using essential universal training principles, “The Missing Piece” with its modular structure can be easily
customized to individual workout needs, tailored to any person’s condition and abilities.
Each video is planned for 35 to 50 minutes in length, and is broken into two parts
1. The mental approach to training (i.e. the reasons for doing what we do)
2. The physical exercises explored in the form of training exercises. The training portion will take at least 30 minutes on each video at a minimum.
People often say that the martial arts have their own philosophy. The truth is that the philosophy of the Martial Arts cannot be isolated from Philosophy in general.
Philosophy is reality: where we live, what we breathe, and what we think. Therefore, the Martial arts are a part of philosophy, and not vice-versa. Popular conception divides philosophy by time and territory: Eastern Philosophy, Ancient Philosophy, Modern Philosophy, Religion, etc…Opinions often stand in opposition to each other, but they have a general purpose that unites them all: Their effort to explain the truth. If all of these philosophies removed the subjective and fictional, what remained would be the singular truth. The truth is the same for all people. Reality itself is our one universal human philosophy. Success for a human life demands doing the right thing: Do not oppress the weak, do not kill, do not steal—all of these actions are terrible for the mental and physical health of the perpetrator, and society as a whole. This has been known for thousands of years. The desire to make the world a little better, and to better one’s self, is innate to all healthy humans.
The practice of Kung Fu lends itself to a greater health and a greater understanding of reality. This is what we strive to do.