The Power Curve in Aerodynamics is a characteristic curve of drag vs. airspeed. That mix between the amount of thrust needed vs. the drag of the air… Read more “The Power Curve: An Essential Part of Learning”
A Seven Step Process For Learning
Here is the picture You have been going to Kung Fu or Tai Chi classes for awhile. You are starting to build some skills and… Read more “A Seven Step Process For Learning”
Some Basic Etiquette for New Students
Over the years we have seen a lot of new students that come through the doors of the school. Let’s face it; it is a little uneasy… Read more “Some Basic Etiquette for New Students”
Before you Begin
If you have been reading my posts for the last few months, one of the things that I always seem to be talking about is clarifying the… Read more “Before you Begin”
Setting New Years Resolutions
It is an interesting thing setting goals for oneself. Most of us have things that we want to learn or that we want to be better at… Read more “Setting New Years Resolutions”
Changing Patterns
From time to time, we all find ourselves in a place where we have to change our patterns. When I was a kid, I used to… Read more “Changing Patterns”
3 Steps to Energizing Your Day
We all build models of the world in our consciousness, and it is hardwired into our beings for survival. Though we are good at building models, we… Read more “3 Steps to Energizing Your Day”
One recipe for engaging an Art and revealing parts of yourself forgotten.
So in an effort to bring some actionable information to my last post about why artists matter. Here is something anyone can do to engage this process… Read more “One recipe for engaging an Art and revealing parts of yourself forgotten.”
Why Artists Matter
This week I played Tai Chi Sword under the super moon. The story has it that Chang Song Feng’s (the guy that created the Nei Chia Chuang… Read more “Why Artists Matter”
Is your programing running you? Or are you running your programs? A lesson from an old river guide.
One of the things that I learned being a river guide, (Many years ago) not to mention my many years of practicing all of the Arts that… Read more “Is your programing running you? Or are you running your programs? A lesson from an old river guide.”