Does Halloween Bagua mean that you will be expected to come in full costume? Or will I be teaching the Bagua pitchfork, scythe and broom forms?

Dress code is always flexible in my classes, so skull make up is welcome but not obligatory.

We will cover a variety of training methods - sanshou, the use of multiple angles of force in applications as well as more direct use of force.

I am looking forward to it.

If it appeals to you then get in touch with Danny. We will start on Friday evening and finish on Sunday afternoon, with plenty of tricks and treats through the weekend.

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