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use them only for your forms not on kicking the bag or anything but yeah a great tool

it's taken four and a half years but i'm still a youngin so i have a long time for ma's

tkd is mostly kicks and tsd is mostly punches there are of course similarities but those are the basics

Thank you for all of your post they will be taken and put to good use

that awesome I need to learn how to do thatt

truly the only way to get better and get more respect is to go in to the fight with a good adittude and a willing ness to learn because when i was a young fighhter I was always put up against bigger and better people then me but know I get to teach the untrained fighters and thanks to me fighting higher belts I had more respect and I earned more respect from the other students and when I went to tournments it was so much easier for me to win and spot openings in my competion so just don't get frustrated and keep up the good work

I didn't feel weird becasue I was my instructors first student but sometimes going into his old school or going to a semenar I feel like I don't belong

how do you other bb keep the fire and passion in your MA i'm going crazy and gettting tired

when moving into a new school do you feel like you don't belong even going into a new MA

don't have to many

what is everyones opinion on the movie hero is you like it or disliked it or even if you haven't seen it what are your expections for it I thought that is was a good movie but I think that the fighting could of been alittle more old school instead of the whole crouching tiger bit but atill it wa awesome

whatever you do don't get the blackbelt championship 1999 editon it was horibble

when you get your bb before you are 16 then that is called a poom but if you are 16 and older it is 1st Dan

Do you guys think that the Martial Art community should start a age limit because I think that giving a 10 year old even a 13 year old a black belt is a mistake

man I havent broken many boards but if you get a chance to look at the tigers a school from korean they kick apples off of knives its insane they also can do a flying sidekick over like 8 people and hitting a board at the end of it

All that you need to know is that a side kick and a backfist will win everytime it's not about how good your spin kicks are or how fast you may be. In point sparring stick to the basics it will win everytime.

well i know is that if you keep at it. It will help you in the long run because I'm 1st dan to and i do other MAs to help out my tkd and hapkido so just keep on keeping on

grap a chair and just for about ten minutes do 4 count side kicks 1 chamber the knee 2 extend the leg for about three minutes 3 pull back in 4 put your knee down and then switch legs until you get tired.

if you want to spare hardcore try olympic style with no breaks thats my favorite way to fight but if you just want the experience then just fight point sparring

hey man i think that you should stick with it because you have gotten this far then after you earn your black belt then look into getting into something new so that there will not be any what if's.

i've never heard of it but it sounds like a great idea but then agian i don't let anyone under 13 in my dojang

I think that the most difficult for me would have to be a triple spin kick, kicking on all three of the spins

I think that you might have gotten ripped off but a lot has to do with where you are getting your belt from and what kind of material they will be useing I'm under USNTF and we pay 350 but its worth it