One of the major differences between 6 Dragons Kung Fu and most of the other martial arts can be identified in the psychological and physical development of the practitioners (especially in relation to solo-workout).
In each of these 2 inseparable phases, we allow the practitioner to cover what the other part cannot fulfill.
Do not suffer pain, fear, etc.
When the individual training is instead limited to mere passive strengthening training (lifting weights, running, hit immoveable / predictable / slow targets, etc.), our skills growth is penalized and subjected only to the quality of our collective practice.
Let’s repeat it another time: to engage (for example) sparring only with companions better than us is equally castrating as to engage only with companions worst than us.
In 6DKF the part of the work we do by ourselves allows us to overcome our limitations at every practice session and allow us to end each day with the serenity to have given the best on several occasions.
The difference between 6DKF and other martial arts – What differentiates the 6DKF from other styles of training, combat, etc.
In your opinion, what are the limits of group-class training?