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nice topic!! i think music will affect my fighting mood. when i listen to classical music(romantic period) will end up with too tired for sparring, but for heavy mental music, my sparring will be quite aggresive, music really works on me

nice, i learn a bit of push hand before, it is pretty fun to play, what i believe is the most important training is "need a training partner", i am still looking for a training partner currently i am doing judo currently and i think my push hand technique maybe will involve some judo throws techniques :S

thanks for the comments! for my own excuse of keep on training is martial art has become part of my life. without martial art is living without life for me. i will answer my friend properly with good answer this time if my friend ask the same question again. Osu!!

one of my friend asked me a silly question but i feel i cant answer the question at all, could anyone give some comment here? the comments are highly appreciated "why learning martial arts? a bullet can take away the life within seconds" this is the question he asked and i have no idea how to answer at all.

i think what u want should be korean kick boxing or taekkyon?

hi, could i know any taekwondo people in Adelaide? i have found the ITF taekwondo dojang information in adelaide but it is too far from where i stay, i stay in Grote Street. thanks

if doing one inch board breaking, u prefer using palm or fist?

thanks a lot, i realise that my waist and chest is tired after doing single hand push up, but my hand dont have the tired feeling, i think i should do more both hand push up again, thanks a lot

yeah, the strecthing is hurt, ouch, i feel like my bones is going to dislocate sometime, haha!!

if i train push up with single band means i dont need to practise double hand push up anymore?

haha!! All the best!! me too!!

yeah, i think u get it, do u use that kick often in sparring?

the twisting kick is the opposite of roundhouse kick, curve up your leg and kick it outsite, i think sine wave is just one of the tkd technique, some organization use it but some dont.

in my opinion, i will choose the first one, i think the regulation of the art is we train that "things" until it doesnt exist, 2 seperate things has become a thing. i think sine-wave is a good technique, it helps to create the impact in a small distance, there is some similar part if comparing with the taichi, even in the traditional chinese kungfu, we do the opposite way before we are going to a direction. that is what i think.

I suppose it depends how you do it. I've seen examples where people have over-exaggerated it way to much, they just bob up and down constantly. However, I have seen other people perform using sine wave and it look completely natural. thats a nice one that does use sine wave this one exaggerates it a little more but its still ok I guess. the canadian do the Moon-Moo very well, i love this pattern~~~~~~~