Patrick

Old doesn't mean bad. Thanks for sharing. Patrick

Welcome aboard, kamasabi. Patrick

Thanks for the replies, all. Congrats again, DoctorQui. Patrick

Hey Jon. Welcome aboard. Patrick

Hello, Thank you for visiting KarateForums.com. We recognize one member every month as the KarateForums.com Member of the Month for their positive contributions to this community. The October 2012 selection is... DoctorQui. Congratulations! Thank you for all of your great contributions to our community. Sincerely, Patrick

Gotcha.

Welcome to KF, Wayne. Glad to have you. Patrick

Thank you for the kind words, darksoul. DoctorQui, for a full list of belts and the post counts where they come into effect, scroll down a little on the FAQ page: http://www.karateforums.com/faq.php Thanks, Patrick

Congrats jaypo! Patrick

Welcome back, AikiGuy. Patrick

Welcome aboard, Vengeance. Patrick

Hey Nightingale. Welcome to KF! Patrick

So, first episode down. Next episode tomorrow. Anyone watching? Thoughts? Patrick

Good luck, jaypo! Patrick

My pleasure. Thanks again. Patrick

Glad to hear it. Patrick

Congratulations Dobbersky. Thank you for all of the great contributions that you have made to our community. I appreciate the kind words from you and DoctorQui. This was your first post: http://www.karateforums.com/post332108.html#332108 Greetings my fellow Martial Artist I used to train in Tang Soo Do and graded upto 4th Gup, I left 1 week away from my 3rd Gup grading. I miss Tang Soo Do and the Senior Kata that I was begining to learn I'd just begun to learn the Chil Sung Hyungs. My instructor changed the gradiing syllabus and rearranged the Kata for each grade, plus put the prices up dramtically for monthly subscription and gradings. I was cross training in Ashihara Karate (which I now teach), and I had to make a decision as to which 'Do' to follow. I have trained in various styles since leaving Tang Soo Do but it never had the same 'feel' until I found 'Wado Ryu'. The 'Nai Han Ji' hyung is similar to Wado Ryu's Naihanchi kata and is also practiced in other Japanese karate styles (it is know as Tekki in Shotokan) so I am unsure of its origin but most forms are predominately Chinese/Korean by default via Okinawa where Japanese Karate stems from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naihanchi Thanks, Patrick

Thanks Rusty. 9/11.

Hey Michael. Welcome aboard. Patrick

Sorry to hear that, MasterPain.

Thanks for recommending it to others, shinka. I appreciate it. Patrick

Thank you for the kind words about our community. We appreciate it. Patrick

Thanks Brian, Heidi and Danielle. Patrick

Thanks for the replies, all. Patrick