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The Wu-Chi School of Arts is a
unique community aid organisation that uses
martial art as an agent
to make moral principles and character
development attractive
to young people, especially to those young men
who would otherwise develop an abusive or
violent mentality.
Following the success of our trial programs
within selected regions, in New Zealand and
overseas, we are now looking for ways for Wu-Chi
to do this work throughout the western world –
developing a presence in modern society as the
Boy Scouts did during the 50’s and early 60’s.
During our trial programs in new areas, we found
that Wu-Chi venues achieved full operational
status (with maximum patronage) within the first
month of opening their doors to the public.
In the case of tough, rough and aggressive young
men, the growth in membership parallels the
patronage dynamics of a new McDonald's
restaurant, in that with the right marketing
program the Wu-Chi School of Arts opens its
doors to an instant market.
We are forecasting that in areas of 30,000 to
40,000 people, we will have between 300 to 400
students training in our classes, 30 to 40 of
whom would be young men who have a real tendency
towards abusive and aggressive, or even violent
behavior.
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Wu-Chi Student's Appetite for our
Martial Art
On average students train 2 - 3 times per week
in our classes. Before they leave the School,
over 90% of them will have attended a minimum of
500 hours of instruction and will have spent a
further 2,000 to 3,000 hours training and
studying between classes at home, or with each
other, in preparation for their gradings.
However, those with a 'hard-core' disposition
towards fighting and the use of force, often do
3 to 4 times as much as this before satisfying
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