iamrushman

DON i do agree with you........it's the other entries in this thread that i refer to......i feel that any type of martial arts training does prepare you for street life. it may just be the confidence you exude or how to avoid the situation and not to become a victim.....as the others here know, i feel violence should be avoided at all cost unless protecting life, limb, justice or that of love ones, not to protect ego. humble respects with a bow

were way off the subject of compitition here......maybe we need another thread called "fond names for females" of course we would have to have a thread named.."favorite names for men"..( we'll maybe not that one..LOL.)

your comparing apples and oranges when you compare sport to streetlife.

if you want a clear,simple,solution to your question with only one answer. i suggest situation avoidence....simply avoid the problem of confrontation...it's the smartest thing to do. when you don't have strength,size,or training on your side. the last resort is violence and only to protect life or loved ones.

thank you (blush)...especially coming from such a nice looking lady.

i guess thats how others see me...matches my personality(lol)..just a boxed X.....thanks for trying patrick.

hello sissy.....i see that you edit your post to give more info.......i would suggest you make your entries separate so your questions and responses will come up in today's active post, so others can see and respond to your questions. i will make this entry to bring this question to the forefront of todays active post. you have a very good question and i would like to see what the others recommend. thaiboxerken/tim/angus/et.al. heres one for you guys.

very interesting subect.........i have a small amount in training in such things. i find using pocket change for a distraction works quickly and is easily to retrieve in a stressful street situation. because hands in pockets is a non threating position. _________________ rushman (taekwondo moderator) 3rd dan wtf/kukkiwon florida This Message was edited by: iamrushman on Jul 12, 2001 9:11am

hello XY.......all arts have there good techniques........however it is important that you find an art that come natural to you and that your comfortable with.

this is a very interesting thread with polite entries. i would like to know more of what the others in this forum have to offer. i anticipate your views.

welcome sissy..........how about a little more information? how tall are you?..whats is your conditioning?....do you have much practice in the ring? whats your martial arts background?

your too funny tim, i really enjoy reading your post.......typing addict, well i don't know if typist annon. is available but i guess you could start a chapter...LOL _________________ rushman (taekwondo moderator) 3rd dan wtf/kukkiwon florida This Message was edited by: iamrushman on Jul 12, 2001 7:08am

ok patrick i'll email one to you and you can post it

ok try this and let me know if it works.

http://profiles.yahoo.com/iamrushman

competition is a good way to learn how to perform and act in front of others and crowds. it's not about winning or losing but sportsmanship. oh yeah...chicks.(lol) _________________ rushman (taekwondo moderator) 3rd dan wtf/kukkiwon florida This Message was edited by: iamrushman on Jul 11, 2001 5:57pm

i agree karateka...lets start over!

yes a lot of schools use lots of belts and stripes to increase there financial gains.........lots of testing equal lots of money. i dont agree with that but it is the way of the mcdojos.

i agree with diablo and feel the turning kicks are safer for the user. welcome diablo _________________ rushman (taekwondo moderator) 3rd dan wtf/kukkiwon florida This Message was edited by: iamrushman on Jul 11, 2001 2:09pm

i guess it didn't work

ok then you brave people i'll give it a try......... be gentle see if this works or maybe i'll do the same as kickbutt and send one to patrick off the hard drive.

lol....thats your funnist joke yet ken!

too true....i agree. you must always back up your rank. humble respects with a bow

i am looking for new member introductions...so we all can get to know you better.

are there no other korean stylist in this forum........ if so i would like to hear from you.