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ninjanurse

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    Congrats!
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    Congrats & Welcome!
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    The "spoonfed" mentality is frustrating these days-it seems that every kid that comes in the door has trouble even taking the initiative to tie his/her own belt....."My mom does it for me" is becoming a frequent response from 8 and 9 year olds! We talk frequently in classes (both kids and adults) about this issue and while you get nods of agreement a majority still have no ambition to put the effort in and still see Black Belt as something to wear rather than something to be.
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    Thank you Patrick for your hard work and dedication to Karate Forums!!
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    Hey!!!
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    As a TKD practitioner I agree with you...an image that I am trying to change!
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    "Yes Ma'am/Sir" helps develop self-discipline and focus....not just in the dojo but at school/work/home too. Push ups should not be use do punish, rather to motivate the students and remind them to work on their self-discipline-the side benefit being strengthening. It has little to do with respect, IMO, that must be earned through your/the instructors actions and words.
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    Sensei I could not agree with you more!!!!!! I sound like a broken record in class sometimes re-iterating this same point-every technique must follow the same sequence to be balanced and efficient. Technique, technique, technique!! Correct Technique + speed of delivery=POWER!
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    Great for you!!!!
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    You never forget your first, but for me it was the third one that I feel is my "home". I no longer train there (due to a move) but my heart and my friends are still there.
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    Good work Brian-congratulations!!!!!
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    Congrats!
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