All the wing Chun training in the word will do you know good if you don’t believe in your capacity to succeed. You will get to a stage in your training that you have learned the basics and at the intermediate level and looking to grow that little bit more.
Getting stuck in a rut with your kung fu training is common where you feel that your progress is not coming along, as you would like. It is at these stages that every bit of improvement will take twice as much effort. A 5% improvement can make a world of difference.
You will look for any advantage particularly if you are competing. As you become more experienced you are comfortable practicing with beginners. Its good for your confidence. You own this division. The question is when is it the best tie to progress to the next level. This is a big question. Most people are content where they are in their comfort zones –knowing what to expect, only needing to do the bare minimum that will see them through.
Going to the net level is a fine thought but …not feel ready now. I’ll wait till im ready.
Here is a word of advice… You will never be ready. You wont compete and ready to go into another level to dominate. You will be starting all over again. some may find this scary. After being at the top of the heap now they are starting over again. In life we sometimes get stuck in a rut too scared to move on…and still complain that we are not progressing.
Well as Wing Chun preaches adaptability is key. You need to be ready to change. Life can take some unusual turns. …and takes you with it kicking and screaming. This can cause a great amount of anxiety ….it something that you need to deal with to grow. It’s an important lesson in life and martial arts.