Lars

Thanks! Your system sounds great! I haven't really heard about one similar to yours yet.

Now you can't be more right than that. I actually had to get myself out of a problem with to crackheads that wanted to fight with me in a public amusement park. So I talked with them, and put another thought in their heads. One of them had a knife. But I was lucky, or shall I say they were lucky!

At this very moment, as I post this message I am throwing a party! I would just like to hear what you like best about partys. I mean those private ones where your friends are invited!

Yeah! Have a nice trip!

Avoid fighting at all!

Yeah. Jackie Chan is cool. He has style.

Very confusing!

I have never thought boxing was entertaining. I think it's boring, on the other hand kickboxing is entertaining! Long time pro boxers allways get those ugly noses, that make them look like they ran into a concrete wall.

How weak do you guys think boxing is? All of the hard training in boxing is the good side, but the fighting is very bad, and ineffective. I just can't understand why it is so popular, maybe because it is a very old english/american fighting form.

Haven't you removed many traditions from the martial arts that you have combined then? Or do you just educate them in where to hit and how to react without them needing any 'special' physical requirements?(As in being very flexable) I know a lot of people that would like to go to an effective self defence form, but won't go to those with all of the bowing customs and katas. Very sad.

Anybody seen "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon"? The one that got 4 oscars. It's very cool. One thing that puzzles me is that they are able to fly...

Welcome! That sounds good. Just spread the word!

Welcome! Nice to see someone with a wide experience in martial arts.

Oh and isn't Kyoshi the highest Japanese master title? I know a sensei that is 74 and he has 7th DAN in Jiu-Jitsu, and he is a Kyoshi, and I know a guy that has 5th DAN and he is a Renchi.

Wow 7th DAN! Please tell s a little about the style you practice. Welcome. It is a real honor to have you here.

Yeah 8 years is a long time man, you relly deserve a good job for offering 8 years of your life. Best of luck!

Of course Tobias. A movie nowadays isn't good if it isn't unrealistic. Take "Romeo Must Die" for example. You see in the begining in the night club where this guy kicks two guys one after another while in the air. He just twists in the air and kicks them both while lying horizontally in the air. Very silly indeed, but a good movie anyway.

You have a point there!

I don't know what they offer either. I don't think a membership is necessary.

It's always scary the first time you have to try something you haven't tried before. Judges looking at you with those eyes with poker faces. Anyway welcome!

You don't have to sign-up to view the channels. Are you considering a membership?

Japan. If you want to learn more about Jiu-jitsu just go to: http://www.martial-arts.com under "Jiu-jitsu", of course.

A guy named Yio Mau or something like that, which had spent his time training in the same dojo as I train in right now, but moved on to the danish capital Copenhagen a couple of years ago. Started his own form of martial arts, and I can't remeber the name of it, probably Mau-Shianitsu. He focuses mainly on KI energy. He demonstratet some very impressive and incredible examples of what KI power enables you to do. It would be great having the oppurtunity to have him as a master, but I live too far from Copenhagen, so I will have to wait till I'm older. Of course you should probably have 2nd KYU before he would consider you.

Welcome, and good luck with your graduation!

That's a long time studying martial arts. And I am not in doubt about you being very good at it (3rd DAN). Anyway which martial arts do you study? And of course welcome!