CLOSER THAN HONG KONG.

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Hey guys,

Since the escalation of trouble in the world, Ukraine, Gaza, and M.A.G.A. Madness there has been an upturn in people’s level of anxiety, and an upsurge in interest from people in where and when we train.

One question that I keep being asked is on the lines of “How far away are you from Bankstown, or Liverpool, or Homebush, or Campbeltown, it appears that distance is an important metric.

I get it, we are all time-poor, we all love convenience, and we have developed the opinion that 20, or 30 minutes make some kind of difference, but lets face it, in Sydney on any day it is almost impossible to be sure of how long any trip will take you.

If you guys are talking to anyone that is thinking of training with us and ask how far remind them that we are “Closer than Hong Kong”.

For 17 years I would travel 36 klm, at peak times, to train with my Sifu, on a bad day this could take 2 hours {and right now, today, Costas and George travel the same distance twice a week, to train with me} even though there are other choices much nearer.

My reasoning was simple, training with the best person available and accessible was more important than convenience, also training with any top Master ends up saving years, not minutes, and here again, that is why Costas and George first chose to travel so far across town, and that was when Sydney was awash with Wing Chun, 12 years later they still make the journey twice a week.

But “I get it”, if we think we can save just ‘5 minutes’ commuting it is like we have won the lotto.

Stay frosty.

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