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Thats a good idea. One thing i found is good, teach the students basic techniques on their own and show them a couple of simple combo's. Then let them work out some combos that work for them.

I agree with Guy_Who_Fights. Try looking on amazon for some books but if you can't find any just train. Easier to learn from a skilled teacher.

Mostly by people who are ignorant to things they know nothing about. e.g. this guy said "don't try any of your chinese sh*t on me".. funny becuase i do karate.

Here Here. Or Hear Hear.. whatever the apropriate one may be. But never forget that every style has something to offer whether it be good or bad.

Give it a try. You will soon find out if you like it or not.

UFC has rules. The street doesnt.

Military strip down the techniques so much that they only teach you the bare essentials. also these days they mostly just shoot there enemies so they dont need to much hand-to-hand training.

Cool, i would love to go to a UFC fight night.

Or maybe you got constant concussion. hehehe

Your sure do alot.

anything that works.

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You got a link to his personal history?

i usually don't believe much anyone says unless i know them. But still it was "intersting reading" and i thought i would thank SubmissionFIghter, because no one else did.

Interesting reading, thanks for the post.

no idea sorry, try a korean dictionary from your local library.

they are good and bad. You ask a very vague question, expect a very general vague answer.

Try and get them at the library first to see if you like them. But i surgest you buy them.

Thanks for all your replies guys. That gives me a bit of an insight into peoples reasons for training.

I think i sometimes experiance what your talking about kirves. When i havent trained, even for a couple of days i feel very restless and agitated.