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Apricot_Blossom

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  1. Thank you for this post. There was a time when I never saw the couch. I wasn't in the dojo, but I was active, in shape, and constantly worked on improving myself. I lost focus and spent too much time with others that I allowed to pull me away from being active. I am an adult single parent learning karate, and it isn't in my life enough for me to be able to say I have taken on the lifestyle. I am, however, working on it. The days I can't get to the dojo, I now spend time focusing on a kata and charts after my little one goes to sleep. Our dojo allows us to sign up for extra help on Friday evenings, so I have started signing up to make sure the work I am doing at home is correct. So, thank you for this post. Those around me make it seem easy to get to the dojo. It's a good reminder that others face the same challenge(s), and are finding ways to bring karate into their homes and/or make adjustments to get to the dojo. If they can, so can I. We are worth the effort it takes to better ourselves.
  2. You may have already found the answer you were looking for. The replies about each organization having their own belt ranks are correct. Ours has different age groups for kids: - Tiny Tigers: Ages 3-4 (Belt is white w/colored stripe down the middle. - Dragons: Age 5-6 (Belt are the typical a color w/white stripe down the middle) - Karate Kids: Age 7 up (belt follows the adult ranks, however, after earning their brown belt with the black stripe, they become a junior black belt. The black belts have a color strip down the middle. Once they earn all their junior black belts, they can black belt test.) I am sure other organizations are much different. I wanted to share ours to help show just how different they can be.
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