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That type of behavior has not been tolerated in any school I have ever attended. The offending white belt is quickly spoken to by sensei and if their behavior is not corrected they are told they will not be returning.

I love to wear my black pants to work out in.

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For anyone interested in making a hakama here is a link to a site with information. http://www.round-earth.com/patterns.html

Look up at the top of the home page and click on the photo album link to take a gander at the submissions of the KF Faithful.

That is really an interesting question.

Spinning back kicks were very difficult to master. And I had more trouble than most. Like and kick, or skill for that matter, it takes a lot of practice.

Practice. It takes a lot of repitions. You didn't say how long you had been training. But for all of us our speed and power improves with repition.

I think everyone finds a kick that suits them best. I have seen some do exceptional side kicks. I have also seen some to some horrid side kicks. We are all different. The kick I have best control with, speed and accuracy doing is a round house.

No problem Dragon. So now everyone who likes "wise saying" please check internal arts.

Some pruning of this thread has taken place. So if your post is missing think about wether or not it met the requirements of the forum.

At the time I was the only person in the family old enough with sufficient nerves to handle the job. It was just the two of us in the car.

Increase your aerobic training.

That is why it is generally considered unwise to use high kicks in live self defense applications like on the street.

I have seen the sho and dai stores about gojushiho in several different places. Nothing like rank having its privelages.

It all depends on the level of the person practicing.

Shudders remembering driving with my little sister on her learners permit.

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The purpose of this area of the forum is to compare martial arts not to say one is better than another.

I had a sparring partner I used to meet at the "Y". That was until they moved out of town. We didn't really point spar we just sort of did light contact and had fun with it.