Self-Discipline is one of the valuable skills I personally
have received from my training in the Martial Arts. Not only has the arts
taught me discipline but it has given me an environment to continually sharpen
and develop this skill. I believe there are levels of self-discipline and the
longer you work at it the skill the better / stronger it becomes. Like anything
you practice on a regular basis you will improve that skill. The martial arts
school also supplies like-minded people to surround yourself with and create an
environment and a support system for your journey.
I believe Self-discipline is the key to personal
greatness. With self-discipline, the
average person can rise as far and fast as his talents can take him. This is something that I am fortunate enough
to witness on a regular basis in the classroom. If you are fortunate enough to
belong to a good martial arts Academy you will not only pro-your physical
skills and abilities you will also have an opportunity to develop yourself on a
deeper level.
Get on the mat!
Alan Baker
Atlanta
Martial Arts Center located in Woodstock/town Lake Georgia. For more
information on Gracie Jiu-Jitsu, Thai Boxing, Jeet Kune Do, Combat Submission
Wrestling, Wing Chun or Filipino Kali you can contact the school at
770-926-3030 or you can check us out online at http://www.atlantamartialartscenter.com/
<a href="https://staffanskott.wordpress.com/2014/10/25/rysslands-historia-av-martin-kragh/</a>Martin Kragh is a researcher at the Uppsala Centre for Russian and Eurasian Studies. He defended his PhD at the Stockholm School of Economics in 2009, and specializes in the economic and political history of Russia and the former USSR. Kragh has also done research on the history of economic thought, and has written a textbook (in Swedish) on the topic.
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