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Silver №2—25.07.2021 Bradly Sinden (GBR) 68 kilograms taekwondo
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“Absorb what is useful, discard what is not, add what is uniquely your own.” — Bruce Lee
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In ancient China, Wing Chun, like all other martial arts or craft guilds, was traditionally passed on in a familiar way, from master to student. The master, who had personal responsibility for the entire training of the student (apprentice), was addressed as Sifu (master). The lessons often took place in the master’s house, where a personal bond would develop between the master and his family and the student (apprentice), with certain mutual obligations. The first public martial arts schools were established in Hong Kong. Since then, Wing Chun's lessons have taken on a more modern, academic, and commercial character. In some schools, however, the family system was still maintained.
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In ancient China, Wing Chun, like all other martial arts or craft guilds, was traditionally passed on in a familiar way, from master to student. The master, who had personal responsibility for the entire training of the student (apprentice), was addressed as Sifu (master). The lessons often took place in the master’s house, where a personal bond would develop between the master and his family and the student (apprentice), with certain mutual obligations. The first public martial arts schools were established in Hong Kong. Since then, Wing Chun's lessons have taken on a more modern, academic, and commercial character. In some schools, however, the family system was still maintained.
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Gelder Sans
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Gelder Sans is a modern sans-serif typeface inspired by the iconic Frutiger. Named in honour of my grandparents, who carry the surname Gelder and may have descended from the Netherlands, this typeface pays homage to family heritage while nodding to the rich tradition of Dutch type design. Gelder Sans fits differently than the grotesque or humanist style but instead takes the best elements from both, discarding what isn't needed. Gelder Sans ensures high readability and a friendly appearance with its organic shapes, open apertures, and uniform stroke widths. It is perfect for various applications, from digital interfaces to printed materials.

The font includes over 1000 characters, eight weights, and italics for versatile typography. It boasts ten number variations, alternate characters (I, M, Q, R, a, e, g, l, y), unique glyphs like arrows, ligatures, and small caps. It also has extensive language support encompassing Western, South, and Central Europe and Vietnamese.

Please contact us if you require any assistance. info@thenorthernblock.co.uk

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