Guy_Mendiola

I dont know any where abouts of any countries that have that kind of fighting but there are some underground fights like for example like the movie Fight Club and they fight with fists and feet and I mean full contact without any sparring gear.

TKD is a Combat Art and I see on other Martial Arts forums, that there are a lot of TKD bashing like just because it has a competitive side like a sport/competition side that people think TKD is ineffective but I think TKD is very effective due to the agility and speed of the kicks and so TKD is a Combat Art but there's a competition side.

also Grandmaster Hee Il Cho.

Tae Kwon Do is a martial art and not a sport and yes Olympic and Sport TKD is a sport because of it's competition and all that, but TKD is a martial art like any originated martial arts out there.

you can compete in tournaments and matches and you don't need to fight in matches or tournaments.

you could just walk away but I don't think I would walk away.

It's probably a bad Organization of TKD but i'm in A.I.M.A.A. and I don't think it's bad because our Grandmaster is Grandmaster Hee IL Cho.

That a very interesting but it's not no MMA art sport but it's fake wrestling but Ken Shamrock would win for shure.

It usually depends when your testing because testing is every two months in my Dojang and I am a yellow belt now because I just test on Saturday Jan 24 and I think the next testing is in March.

Yes, Chuck Norris was in TKD but he competed in a lot of Karate Tournaments.

I think they focus on the basics but Jeet Kune Do is a MMA and so it would be focusing on many kinds of diffrent stuff.

I think this is similar to Korean Kickboxing.

It's good to take up a grappling art after a striking art and also the opposite because it's good to have a striking and a grappling background.

Tae Kwon Do is a Martial Art but it's also a competitive martial art just like in the tournaments such as Karate.

The one master who inspired me was Grandmaster Hee IL Cho because for his age he is a really good martial artist and is very well known in the martial arts and the other person would be Bruce Lee because he is one of the greatest fighters.

I can throw probably any kick after a reverse punch but I like doing spinning back kicks after a reverse punch or some other type of kick.

Stretching is good for your legs and you would not be showing off because you would have to stretch if you want to kick high.

Yeah, or it would probably take 3 years if his son advances really well.

Hey if you put gel on your beard then you could make it spikey and I mean make the tip pointy and then you could use that as a weapon.

There's a big diffrence between the grappling style wrestling and the fake wrestling like the WWE, The WWE script is fake and also some of the moves.

It's sorta like a feint kick.

Skipping would give you better foot work and good stamina.

Also I am going to strive for the black belt that I am going to be striving for in my TKD path.

I wonder if Ninjitsu is a very complicated martial art learn but it consists of a lot of strategies to out smart your opponent like hiding and then striking the opponent or something.