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My daughter has one for her band: https://www.myspace.com/inward I have one but it is too lame!!
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I just opened a club through the local Youth Center and will be paying $1 per kid per class plus providing my own insruance. I get 2 days a week (2 hours each) to hold classes.
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Welcome to the forums!!
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I'm with KChenault on the Easter thing...we celebrate a Messianic Passover and Resurrection Day instead. It is a fav of mine for personal, theological reasons but I do enjoy the 4th of July and St. Patricks Day too!
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Sorry to hear about your accident...heal fast! I don't observe Halloween myself but I can see how it would be a "bummer" this year for you. Glad to hear the school is up and running...we need some more pics of the kids!!!
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I too am a vegetarian. It is important that you are getting enough protein in your diet via beans, soy, etc., and not getting too much fat or simple carbs. Being a vegan I do not eat eggs or dairy either so my protein sources come from rice, soy, peas, and whole grains. Protein powders work well and come in various flavors and bases (rice, pea, soy, etc.)3. Increased fruits and veggies, whole grains, and water is also necessary when you are training as you need those complex carbs to fuel your muscles. As far as fat goes-processed foods are evil and should be avoided at all costs! Check the labels and buy/eat whole foods when possible. Lastly, 13 is an age when your body will be starting to undergo a lot of changes. Pick a healthy goal and stay at or above it as your body grows. It may be wise to enlist the help of a parent or friend to monitor you so that you remain healthy.
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Kung Li
ninjanurse replied to gojuchad's topic in Kung Fu, JKD, Wing Chun, Tai Chi, and Chinese Martial Arts
I know a kungfu form called Kung Li. -
Welcome..glad to have you here!
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Welcome back!
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Non-martial Art Things That Helped You
ninjanurse replied to liquidkudzu's topic in Instructors and School Owners
I teach snowboarding which is quite the challenge and covers a broad range of ages, physical abilities and learning styles. I find this experience very valuable in the dojang. -
I've got some tape you can use.... !
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Judo -4 months/no rank (school closed) Tang Soo Do-9 months/green belt (moved away) Moo Duk Kwan-6 months/blue belt (instructor left) Shotokan-8 years/Nidan (instructor moved) JuJitsu-6 months/no rank (adjunct training) Tae Kwon Do- 7 years/Sandan (moved to NY) Brazilian JuJitsu-1 year/no rank (adjunct training-moved to NY) JuJitsu-2 years/Shodan (concurrent with TKD, moved to NY) Kwok Wu Chuen-3 years now/Sandan (still truckin'!!) TaiJi Chuen-4 months/2nd grade (concurrent with KWC)
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Anyone a police officer?
ninjanurse replied to KarateKid6781's topic in General Martial Arts Discussion
Was. JuJitsu, shotokan karate, defensive tactics. -
Can't they just put the big "stripe" over the old ones?
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Never, ever eat just before class. Very bad, very bad..... !!
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what uniform & sparing gear do you use
ninjanurse replied to matbla's topic in General Martial Arts Discussion
Oops, forgot about the black pants thing in JuJitsusu Laurie. Only for special students...... ! -
No need for WTF
ninjanurse replied to mean fighter's topic in TKD, TSD, Hapkido, and Korean Martial Arts
Each school within each style or each system has it's own personality and cannot be judged collectively in my opinion. I have been in several different TKD schools and they all have something different to offer when it comes to sparring (both Olympic and competive point) and self-defense. Therein lies the key to this whole argument...self-defense is not the same as sparring and there are those schools that teach only one or both. It is the schools that do not teach the difference between the two that are placing their students in a bad position. In addition, self-defense is not learned just in a "sparring class"-it is the art in-toto that accompishes this (for the serious student of course!). As far as a 10 year old Black belt goes...his/her power is relative to his/her opponents (or attackers) size. I would never teach a child to go toe to toe with an adult in the street-that is what chin-na is for.