What I Ho Chuan has to for me so far.

I feel like I Ho Chuan has changed me both physically and mentally so far. Before I joined I thought that it would take a while to notice a change. But now we are almost 3 months in and I am seeing major changes.

One change that I have notice is that I seem more anchored to the world. By that I mean that I can understand things much easier and soak in as much information as I can. Not only at kung fu am I seeing this but at school as well. I can learn new topics really quickly and help others who need help.

I also feel like I am getting to know people much better and feel more comfortable talking to new people. I always struggled with talking to adults, even if they are trying to help me. Now I like to talk to adults because I get to know them better. I find that the better you know someone, the closer you become with that specific individual.

Although we are barley 3 months into I Ho Chuan and I’m already seeing changes, I can’t wait to see the improvement I will achieve in the year to come. I also just can’t sit back and wait, I need to take action and maintain that action throughout the year. It is going to be difficult but I am up for the challenge!




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