Seminar in Aydin Kusadasi: Gradings, Applications and Forms

This seminar brings together students and instructors to explore the formal assessment process within EBMAS training. We cover the practical requirements for grading applications, the technical criteria instructors evaluate, and an in-depth look at the forms that anchor Wing Tzun and Escrima practice. What You'll Learn Participants gain clarity on grading standards across all belt levels. You'll understand what examiners look for in technique, timing, and application. The seminar walks through the documentation process - what paperwork matters, how to present your training history, and how instructors verify progress. We dedicate substantial time to form practice. Whether you're refining Siu Nim Tao, advancing through Chum Kiu, or mastering Biu Tze, you'll receive detailed feedback. For Escrima students, we examine the foundational patterns and their relationship to live application. Who Should Attend Students preparing for their next grading benefit most. Newer practitioners wanting to understand the path ahead find clear signposts. Instructors learn how EBMAS structures assessments and how to guide their own students effectively. Practical Details Bring comfortable clothing and your training notebook. The seminar balances instruction with hands-on practice. You'll move through techniques slowly, then at practical speed. Instructors demonstrate common mistakes and how to correct them. This is not a fast-paced workout. It's a methodical examination of what gradings measure and why form training matters to your long-term development.

Sihing Kerem Ulgen