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This sunday I have tournament for TKD. I will be doing sparring(my favoirte!) and forms. For all you tkd people I will be doing Keumkang because I am 2nd Dan. Wish me luck...

I personally think it should be a good solid mix of both. For more lighter hits, it would be a lot of strikes. For two or three really hard hit's it would be kicking. But kicking does take energy and it is hard. Thouhgts?

There in High school...

What stretch?

1 min 30 seconds.

So like if all kids pass belt tests no matter what.

What is it?

Yea, what's MCDojang mean? Anyway, i know they exist, but i would feel bad if i left my school. But trust me Korea is better than some of the best schools, trust me.

Good ol' poomse is fun. My school is a mix of traditonal and sparring but when i went to Korea it was all sparring. Also when i train at home it is sparring.

Alright on sunday I have a tournament(it's now wednesday). On saturday I trained pretty hard at my school's weekend camp they have twice a year. Now my quads are still soar. It was bad sunday but i still had a sparring match. Monday i rested completely, tuesday i did a litte poomse(forms). Today i did jumprope, steps, and kicking. My legs are much better but i still do feel them. Tonight i will take a hot bath, but i hope they are good for sunday. Any adivce on how to get them not soar?

Whoa, my school has 900 active. We have about a hundred black belts.

Lol, olympic tkd style does not mean you nessacrily train for the olympics. It just means you train Olympic style, certaind drills, a lot focusing on sparring.

Yea I personally train at a US dojang, it isn't the hardest but we hjave great masters. I just feel like you can't potentially get as much training here.

Olympic