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I wanted to know if it is disrespectful for having one or more senseis. I have been doing Goju Ryu Karate since i was seven or eight years old. Am now seventeen and wanted to try a new style which is Taekwondo, but I was wondering if I tried this new style would I be disrespecting my sensei that I knew since I was a kid. What should I do in this situation?

If you want to get a blackbelt quickly you should work very hard in learning your katas and also work on your techniques. Being a blackbelt makes you proud when you first receive it and also when you wear it, but the road for a blackbelt is difficult and also needs lots of dedication to be better such as working harder then the person next to you in the dojo. If you want to get a blackbelt quickly theres no time to slack off.

maybe you can tell if he or her is good enough by the way they show you the forms or kata? his or her stance and tech. Maybe this could help you see if the teacher is good and loves and also understands what him or her is doing.