Survey

What motivated you to start wing tsun?
- Wanting to defend myself
- Wanting to learn an art form
- Mostly social
- Wanting to get fit
- Discipline
- Other (please specify)

What was the main reason you wanted to stay?
- I like the focus
- I really enjoy wing tsun
- I want to be a badass
- I feel part of the community
- I feel like I'm getting fitter
- None, I left (because...?)
- Other (please specify)

What was holding you back from starting earlier?
- Starting a new thing is intimidating
- Nothing, I just moved here
- Nothing, I was already awesome, just wanted to try something new
- I didn't have anyone to go with
- Injury/physical health
- Didn't know about wing tsun/didn't consider it before
- Other (please specify)

How do you feel exercising regularly?
- Great, I have more energy
- Great, I can focus better during the day
- Good, it's hard getting myself to wing tsun but I feel good afterwards
- Not much has changed since before I attended
- Not great
- Other (please specify)

If your answer to the last question was negative would you please specify why?

Since joining wing tsun, do you maintain a healthy and nutritious diet?
- Yes!
- I always have, unrelated to wing tsun
- I try to for the most part
- Sometimes I'll eat an apple or something
- I don't really think about my diet
- Yeah, nah. My diet's pretty bad

Has joining wing tsun given you any unexpected benefits (such as sleeping better at night, feeling more confident etc.)?


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