(China Daily/Yin Di) |
The trainer's ultimate goal is to have students they can develop into serious competitors who will represent the gym at competitions in China and abroad. But for now, they are working on developing relationships, building a client base. They show off their logo, two chess pieces with martial arts belts tied around them.
"Jiu-jitsu's like a chess game, using the mind and body together," Queiroz says.
It's the same approach they are taking to building their Chinese dream.
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