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ninjanurse

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    Welcome to KF!
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    Welcome!
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    Welcome!
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    Welcome to Karate Forums-Moved this over to Introductions...tell us more about what you would like help with and we'll be glad to help!
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    Every school is different-even those of the same style. I suggest you ask your instructor how much sparring you will be doing and when students normally start. When I took TSD-many years ago- we started sparring as white belts but contact was limited.
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    Congratulations!
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    Welcome!
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    Welcome!
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    Welcome!
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    Welcome to KF!
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    Great to hear your story. Welcome to KF!!
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    We refer to this as a low knife-hand "guarding block" as the rear hand "guards" the solar plexus.
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    Senpai?

    ninjanurse replied to Ti's topic in Karate

    I would have to say that "senpai" is reserved for the highest ranking student in ones dojo and does not carry with it a permanence such as "sensei" therefore it's use out side the dojo is not necessary except in referring to one's "senpai" in conversation.
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    Agreed here. We teach the same curriculum to all ages over 9 (which includes serious self-defense). When teaching 8 and under we skip the techniques but not the concepts.
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    Welcome to KF and welcome back to martial arts!
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    WOO HOO! Congratulations Patrick!!
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    Moving from Health, Training, Fitness.
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    Here is what out system does presently. It is designed to take a student at age 3 to Black Belt-each grouping takes 3 years to complete so a 3 year old would be minimum 12 years old to be eligible for jr. Black belt. Ages 3,4,5 white orange/white (stripe) yellow/white green/white purple/white blue/white brown/white red/white red/white-orange tab (tests into white/orange) Ages 6,7,8 white white/orange (stripe) white/yellow white/green white/purple white/blue white/brown white/red white/red-yellow tab (tests into yellow) Ages 9+ white orange yellow green purple blue brown red red-black tab probationary black Novice Black Belt
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    It is not uncommon for a doctor to use this technique (called carotid massage) to slow a heart that is beating too fast to maintain adequate circulation. It is, however, ineffective is some cases and does have the risk of slowing the heart to much.
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    Well put!
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    Congratulations evergrey!
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    Absolutely spot on!!!
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    Actually, in my system, we do consider them junior green belt, etc. When lining up all those under 16 stand to the left of those over sixteen. This division of the age groups are based on various qualities of maturity.
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    The benefits of Tai Ji are many and the applications of its movement concepts greatly enhance the practice of any other martial art. If you have an opportunity to study you should do it!
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