We've gone into depth only on the first three, and Iask to return for a three hour, follow up seminar to cover the second threeprinciples in detail. I mean, this is the first time I've heard it put this way, but it makes sense. That's because truth is truth. Anybody that cross trains starts relating one art to the other, because of what's common between them. Well, that's what my seminar is all about, getting to the common root of all martial arts, the principles that make them work.
People are intelligent.
They don't want to waste their time listening to a religious nut, so that'snot what I give them. I've found out, though, that I don't need to overcome alot of resistance with martial arts students because their instructors are soprotective. If the school owner calls me because he's interested in myseminar, it's usually because he's open minded enough to look at it anyway. After we talk, or meet, I'll come out to his or her school to present and thestudents are receptive because they trust their instructor's judgement. KF-First by being exposed to them.