Endeavor

 


 

 

  Martial arts:

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Begins and ends with courtesy and respect 


Sincerity and effort is the key to practice


Cultivate an enduring and patient spirit 

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Seek flexibility in mind and body

 

As you progress remember the importance of humility 

 

 

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