David Kerr Mixed Martial Arts

                   

SYSTEMATIC CUSTOMIZED TRAINING FOR SELF-PROTECTION DERIVED FROM STREET FIGHTING APPLICATIONS, CARDIO MUAY THAI KICKBOXING, JIU JITSU AND WING CHUN MARTIAL ARTS TO FORM SIMPLE, EFFICIENT, EFFECTIVE, EXPLOSIVE TECHNIQUES

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INNER SIMPLICITY - Percepts taught by Sifu Kerr

  • Slow Down - Learn to Listen

  • Be Realistic - Daily give yourself a dose of realism

  • Create your own sanctuary

  • Figure out what you don't want in life

  • Use Visualizations

  • Ask for help if you need it

  • Be honest with people - Be honest with yourself

  • Be patient - All great things take time

  • Stop worrying - It's a waste of time

  • Stop judging others

  • Get rid of your anger

  • Learn to forgive

  • Learn to see the problems in your life as gifts

  • Release your attachments to possessions

  • Take time to think - You will find the answers

  • Accept the things you can't change

  • Do nothing - It's O.K.

  • Create joy in your life

  • Smile a lot - Laugh a lot - Love a lot

  • Love your life

  • How we spend time with our loved ones has eternal implications

  • Peace is an inside job, only when we find peace within ourselves can we see more clearly and act more effectively.

  • Detached from problems, we discovers solutions

  • If we look beneath the clamor and clutter of our lives, we recognize our inner rhythm.

  • Do not fear conflict and change; realize that conflict is natural, that life constantly evolves through cycles of change

  • What we give out inevitably comes back to us.

  • Simplify your life; don't be complicated; be efficient

  • Become inquisitive; remember not asking and remaining ignorant is a life long shame

  • A calm mind is able to respond more quickly and effectively to challenges in any situation

  • Underneath, we are all warriors. You don't survive by being passive. Throughout history, those who have survived fought for their lives, overwhelming their opponents and prevailing. In your brain is the ability to be aggressive and effectively defend yourself.  You just have to know how to access it.

  • You must have an immediate goal in any confrontation. You must have a purpose. The best way to fight fear is to have something to do; concentrate on your purpose.  You will be able to control your fear. Action must be taken quickly and mental preparation is the single most important element in a fight.  You must have a mental edge to attain a higher level in fighting ability.

  • By learning how to fight, you learn how not to fight.