ZeRo

thanks

http://users.ox.ac.uk/~outkd/terminology/kup10.html its got all the tests up to black, just change the address to the kup you want and there you go. i found it very helpful

BJJ is prolly better for you, i dont tihnk an instructor would give you a saperate lesson on your own just coz you ask. private lessons cost lots more.

im english, i have no clue about any of it!

i wouldnt try and take him on with just a month of training, but if you must mauy thai is the way to go. i personally think that you should do what Red J said.

how long have you been training and in what art?

if you want judo sites the only one you even need to look at is https://www.judoinfo.com amazing site

never too old! i've seen lots of adults that start at 30/40! go for it, you wont regret starting

ITF TKD

you seem to be using that evil laugh you yours alot these days Kensai well done on your new belt!

i do my TKD at a YMCA, theres ntohin wrong with it, the instructor is amazing and that is what really counts. its cheap and very good. just because you pay the money doesnt mean you will get better trained........just my thought.

shin block to side kick. side kick to spinning knife hand (i kinda raise my knee in the spin, so it looks like im chambering for a kick)

i can see what you mean, judges like flashy stuff over effective stuff.

hi welcome!

i know how you feel Tai! i hate waiting 4 days till TKD a like personal teachers, i find my techniques gets better faster. next time you go tell us more. hap ki do is a great style.

nurp? good word but what it mean?

but at least you know you could have done it given a few more seconds. thats the important thing BLW.

ukemi can be quite scary to bigin with, but once you start getting the hang of it, it really isnt as bad as it looks. and KSN does have a point....... your choice though

hi welcome! hope we can help you out.

ill try that Kickchick, sounds good. im glad i could help you out with that website, it helps me out alot.

learn it all and try every move out. then you know what moves work and what moves dont.

very well said the basics are where its at, but i still dont like chon ji!

BJJ or judo

i agree with Cheeky