Martial Arts Are A Life-Skill

Martial Arts Are A Life-Skill

Martial Arts Are A Life-Skill

The skills required to control yourself and to protect yourself are as important as language. Our martial arts are physical communication.

You are here because your ancestors survived, and continued survival in any environment requires many different skills. Gaining possession of these skills gives you a real survival advantage over anyone who has failed to learn them.

In todays modern world just as throughout history, the ability to recognise threats and react correctly in times of confrontation & interpersonal conflict is one of THE most important life-skills a person can acquire. Contrary to popular belief, these skills have nothing to do with mindless aggression or needless violence. Don’t believe the hype.

Studying a proper fighting art does not make you a violent person, just as learning a foreign language does not change your nationality. However it does make you better equipped to (a) control yourself, and (b) to defend yourself & your loved ones should the need arise. Plus you can tick another life-skill off your list.

Hopefully, the UKKFF’s expertise in armed & unarmed fighting systems will help you survive to become an ancestor yourself.


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In-Class Escrima Workshop

On Thursday 8th March 2012, we will be running a special in-class Escrima Workshop at UKKFF Kingston-Upon-Thames.

This event will take place between 20.00 – 22.00 during the usual Thursday evening Escrima General Class, and is open to all members who are currently studying Escrima with us.

The workshop will be led by Instructor Wayne Tappin 3TG, and will focus upon giving more detail upon the core syllabus of the Escrima Concepts Weapons System in preparation for the end-of-term assessments a few weeks later (on 24th March).

There is a £10 charge per-person for this workshop, which will reimburse Wayne for his tuition, his petrol, and his time in driving the 250-mile round trip from Clacton to visit us.

This fee may be paid in cash on the evening, or ideally in advance via debit/credit card using our event pre-booking service, which will save us time on the day.

We look forward to seeing many of our Escrimadors along at Kingston for a good session with Wayne.

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