iamrushman

welcome submission fighter to our great forum.

the korean styles i hold rank in are taekwondo and hapkido.

to be humble is part of earning respect. and yes; to avoid confrontation is the key to the martial arts. we as martial artist train in combat techniques so we can give stength to our bodies and mind. violence is used only as a last resort to bodily injury to ourselves or the innocent. IMHO

welcome to our forum BOLOGNA. where are you from ? and whats the belt game?

this topic is very interesting and i think all of you should be commended for all the infomation you have come up with so far. i am learning so much. please continue to enlighten me with your knowledge. "you don't know what you don't know"

welcome golden eye to this great and informative forum. good luck in all you do.

good luck and watch out for the hurricanes and i dont mean the university football team...................lol :nod;

i feel the same way. thank you and welcome.

no ms. williams the pleasure is mine. it's an honor to be in the company of such greatness. with much humble respects... and a bow of the head

if you have followed traditional chinese martial arts movies they have allways done that. for instance: jackie chan started in these types of movies.

very well put and easy to understand......thanks for reminding me of what i forgot. with humble respects.

being from hawaii where we have now pro teams....i follow the current local teams of the cities i live in..........so i'll have to say right now it's the miami dolphins and the miami heat.

i feel that its the judging and the referees that make it weak. but i must agree it's entertaining.

that story will teach you not to drink....

welcome sensei taesujutsudrw please tell us more about your innovative style and insights to the martial arts. with humble respects.

finally a little back-up welcome to this great forum to express your views.

congradulations to you and now may you get the job you deserve.

welcome EGARLOCK to this great and informative martial arts forum. good luck to you , yours and your new start with your art.

that is a very good question. i dont know that much about kung fu and would like to see others perspective on that subject. tai chi is more than likely a form of kung fu. lets see who else can reply. i will follow closely.

thats great golden tiger. the more the members the more the fun. good luck in all you do.

if your a korean stylist post your background here: _________________ rushman (taekwondo moderator) 3rd dan wtf/kukkiwon florida This Message was edited by: iamrushman on Jul 25, 2001 8:39pm

lars thanks for the info........don't want to spent money i dont have.. with humble respects. _________________ rushman (taekwondo moderator) 3rd dan wtf/kukkiwon florida [ This Message was edited by: iamrushman on 2001-06-11 00:52 ]

yes sir i agree...........hand techniques are very important to the martial artist however taekwondo specializes in kicking so therefore i stand as above. thank you for allowing me to express my views.

tobias even you are welcome to your views.

no luck ....i could'nt open it either......maybe you could find another site.