A Typical Class Print E-mail
Written by Sifu Jason   
Wednesday, 02 January 2008 20:37

 

Different areas of the martial arts are explored in-depth during class at Goldsmith Kung Fu and Mixed Martial Arts, in a rotating schedule. The current curriculum rotation consists of:

 

  • 1 week of striking: Punching, kicking, clinch-work
  • 1 week of standing grappling and clinch work: Judo, wresting
  • 1 week of submission fighting: jujitsu, submission grappling
  • 1 week of Eskrima (stick & knife fighting and defense), forms and stances

 

The rotation takes 2 months on average, and belt tests are held every 4 months, so that students typically get at least 2 full cycles of the curriculum between belt tests. Additionally, this schedule allows new students to join up at any time, without feeling left behind, as each week something new is presented.

 

Each class at Goldsmith Kung Fu is 90 minutes long, and is broken in to three sections of approximately equal length. The first third of the class is spent on warm-ups and basic exercises related to the theme at hand. The second part of class focuses on the Wun Hop Kuen Do content specifically required for each belt. The final third of each class is spent on sparring and related drills.

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