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    1. Thanks for asking! We’d love to help you work on this specifically in class. Keep going, you’re doing great.

    1. Thanks for asking! Training is a journey, and everyone moves at their own pace. Warmly, the Team.

  1. Со скольки лет можно заниматься в вашей школе и необходимо ли знание китайского? Заниматься могут только парни или и девушки тоже?

    1. Здравствуйте

      В нашей школе боевых искусств занятия доступны для детей с 6 лет. Знание китайского языка не является обязательным, так как тренировки кунг-фу больше основаны на языке тела и погружении в атмосферу. Заниматься могут как парни, так и девушки — мы приветствуем всех, кто хочет изучать боевые искусства и укреплять дух и тело.

      Если у вас есть дополнительные вопросы, пожалуйста, дайте знать!

  2. Thank you for sharing your thoughts! We focus a lot on correct structure so you can progress safely. Hope to see you on the mats soon!

    1. I appreciate your honesty here. It might feel difficult now, but consistency brings amazing results. Hope to see you on the mats soon!