Martial Arts Instructor Profile

March D’Altilia

Rank:
Gold Belt Wing Chun, Brown Belt BJJ.
Year started @ RBKF:
2007
Martial Arts background OR sports background:
None
Who were you when you started training @ RBKF, who are you now, what’s changed what’s the same?
Training and the daily pursuit of mastery has positively affected and informed all parts of my life. I could not – I bet no one could, so don’t fault me for this – say it any better then what has been attributed to Miyamoto Musashi ‘From one thing, know ten thousand things. This is the true principle of strategy’. Now, think about that.
What does training mean to you?
Training is a way to better myself as a human being; plus I get to enjoy the companionship of some of the finest people around.
What does coaching mean to you?
After the transition to becoming a coach myself, I’ve made many exciting discoveries why I had sadly overlooked as a student. The more broadly you apply yourself, the broader your knowledge. You don’t have to become a black belt before you can apply this, by the way.
Favourite Martial Artist, why?
I would have to go with Anderson Silva. A true master with supreme confidence in his abilities to out-strategize his opponents.
Your message:
Use your time well.