Wing Chun Learning About Learning

[@rich_guitar]

Knowledge is useless without experience. The students won't have 100% of the teachers knowledge because their own personal experiences are different than the teachers. It's the teachers job to find ways to give the students experiences which provide fertile ground for knowledge growing. I think of knowledge as a little seed, it grows with experience. For example you can teach a student Pak Sau, so it can be said they now have knowledge of Pak Sau, but only by experience over a period of time will they realize the full implications of the Pak Sau concept.

[@mrgalindo1980]

Where can I visit this wing chun school or a study group thanks in advance

[@alanngai123]

Where are you based?

[@mrgalindo1980]

@@alanngai123 northern California

[@alanngai123]

@@mrgalindo1980 can you be more specific? There are a few related schools in the bay area. Ken himself teaches at San Jose Wing Chun. Of course you won't be able visit any school right now, but feel free to look us up when things return back to normal

[@mrgalindo1980]

@@alanngai123 oh ok cool yeah I would like to visit his school in sj that works how much are the classes and ofcourse it would be after shelter in place lifts I can dm you my info if you like?

[@alanngai123]

​@@mrgalindo1980 actually it would be better if you if you contacted San Jose Wing Chun directly (www.sanjosewingchun.com/). The contact info is on the sight. It's technically Ben Der's school (Ken's 1st student) and his students handle the logistics. Ken just shares the space.

[@adangai1635]

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