You can call yourself a 6 Dragons Kung Fu’s practitioner if…
What does it mean to be a 6 Dragons Kung Fu’s practitioner?
What is necessary to be able to call ourselves 6DKF’s practitioners? Let’s see it.
From the school point of view, the practitioner is the one who:
- Study the 6DKF’s theory and apply it in training (read A full and free online guide to 6 Dragons Kung Fu, later we will see more about the exams to graduate)
- Practice the basic fundamental exercises (except for sparring, read )
- Has passed the body awakening phase (before which we are only aspiring practitioners, read )
- Regularly practice meditation (at least 1-2 times per week, better if 14 times per week, read Meditation method 1)
From the ethical point of view, the practitioner is the one who:
- Follows the rules and the philosophy of the school (read Dojo (guan): rules, respect and etiquette)
- Avoid the use of violence if not extremely necessary (read The fighter and the warrior and The 6DKF’s diagram about the use of violence)
- Has an open-minded view in relation to martial arts (but refuse any kind of not scientific / demonstrable theories, read The various points of view on martial arts)
- Reach a natural attitude in respecting and helping others (read The right thing to do)
Unlike the amateur, a real 6DKF’s practitioner (read The difference between 6DKF and other martial arts):
- Puts Kung Fu in a high position within its priority scale (6DKF is, first of all, a style of life, read )
- Train at least 4-5 times per week (better if 6 times per week, read Tips on how to stretch our training times)
- Never stop training regimen for more than a consecutive week per year (except in cases where it is not possible to train even a single limb of the body)
- Is focused each minute of his workout on the idea of acting better than the previous one (no matter what, no distractions, read A relentless pursuit)
- Is focused on 3 words, discipline, concentration and preparation (and in their sum up, determination)
These are the basics.
What is not mandatory to be a practitioner
A 6 Dragons Kung Fu practitioner is (as long as he understands the consequences, read Why martial arts do not work: 5 reasons) advised but not obliged to:
- Practice sparring
- Practice advanced conditioning
- Learn to fight with proper / improper weapons
- Learn the deceptive techniques
- Learn advanced fighting techniques
- Learn advanced fighting tactics
- Learn self-defense strategy
- Learn advanced skills (acrobatics, etc.)
- Learn forms and sequences
A note by Master Kongling – As we said a lot of times, 6DKF can be used even only for: fitness, wellness, health and/or self-improvement but if we want to learn it in a deep manner we have to follow the entire teachings (read 6DKF: what does it teach?).
In-depth articles
- 12 Things That change for 6DKF’s practitioners (mental) – A few examples of what does it changes in our lives when we practice 6 Dragons Kung Fu (mentally)
- 10 things that change for 6DKF’s practitioners (physical) – A few examples of what does it changes in our lives when we practice 6 Dragons Kung Fu (physically)
Questions
Reply in the comments and share your experience:
- What do you miss to be able to call yourself a practitioner of 6 Dragons Kung Fu?
Author: Master Kongling
Founder of 6 Dragons Kung Fu.
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