i blog, therefore i am

greetings. for my inaugural post, i would like to introduce this blog (and through it, you can likely infer some things about me).

as both thinking and doing are requisite acts for learning, i naturally look for outlets to satisfy both these activities. to clarify, when i refer to thinking i don't just mean the solo act of thinking, but also the group act (ie--discussions). class is as suitable as any environment for doing. thinking is satisfied to some degree through discourse with classmates and instructors both in and outside of class; however, for me, pondering WingTsun has come to occupy any "idle" moments my mind has--when not preoccupied with work, friends, or other activities, all brain cells drift toward thoughts of WingTsun.

some of these thoughts aren't necessarily suitable for conversation, but instead serve as good "exercise" for the brain, to ponder the reasons why things are the way they are in the world of WingTsun. so here i share with you my thoughts, so perhaps you can take a similar mental journey, and we can all find within ourselves a better understanding of why we choose to be students of this beautiful art.