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Wude

Wude (武德) translates to "martial morality," combining the words wu (武) for martial and de (德) for morality. Wude encompasses two aspects: "Virtue of deed" and "Virtue of mind." Virtue of deed focuses on social relationships, while Virtue of mind aims to cultivate inner harmony between the emotional mind (心; Xin) and the wisdom mind (慧; Hui). The ultimate goal is achieving "no extremity" (無極; Wuji), similar to the Taoist concept of wu wei, where wisdom and emotions are in perfect balance.

Code of Conduct

Respect

  • A traditional bow is performed when entering and leaving the training area, indicating reverence for all of the effort invested. Show respect to all instructors, fellow students, and visitors.

  • Treat the school’s facilities, equipment, and uniforms with care.

  • Profanity is strictly forbidden, as is discrimination based on race or religion.

 

Discipline

  • Arrive on time for classes. If you are late, wait at the entrance until the instructor acknowledges you.

  • Follow the instructor's guidance during training. Do not practice techniques without permission.

  • Excessive laughter and fooling around is disallowed.

 

Humility

  • Always be humble in your abilities. Do not boast or seek to dominate others.

  • Accept correction and feedback graciously, understanding that learning is a lifelong process.

 

Responsibility

  • Take responsibility for your own learning and progress. Practice regularly, both in and out of class.

  • Be mindful of your physical limits and train safely, avoiding actions that could cause harm to yourself or others. Know your limits, and train accordingly.

 

Integrity

  • Uphold the values of Kung Fu in and out of the school. Act with honesty, fairness, and kindness.

  • Do not misuse your skills or use them to harm others. Kung Fu is for self-defense, self-improvement, and peace.

 

Cleanliness

  • Keep your uniform, gear, and body clean. Trim your nails and tie back long hair. Remove any jewelry which may cause hazards.

  • Help maintain the cleanliness of the training area by picking up after yourself.

 

Perseverance

  • Commit to your training, even when it becomes challenging. Do not give up easily.

  • Understand that progress in Kung Fu takes time, effort, and patience.

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Contact Us

Sengoku Martial Arts Center

33 Rayborn Crescent, St. Albert AB

 

Mail: deepwaterkungfu@gmail.com

 

 

Please call to arrange a free discussion about how Kung Fu can work for you:

780-267-8779

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