ninjanurse

1.Obtaining a Black Belt is only the first step in learning your art. 2.One should spend a lifetime trying to "perfect" their basic techniques. 3. How can one pass on the wonderful gift their KwanJangNim has given to them if they do not practice that gift?

My thoughts on this: It takes more than a piece of black cloth around your waist to make you an instructor. I have met many fine martial artists with exemplary technique that couldn't teach a class to save themselves-on the otherhand, I have met ,and have had as students, many colored belts who although their technique was not great, were able to impart to a young student a love for the arts and a desire to be the best they can be. Isn't this what it is all about?