dino73

Thanks for the website ps1. That had alot of good info. Montana, thanks for your input as well. I just havn't heard or read much about Seidokan while I've been looking into Okinawan Karate, and I just wanted to get some info from others, before I commit myself. But since this is the only traditional karate school around, I'm sure thats where I'll go. There are several Korean martial arts around but I'd like to get into as traditional an art as I can find. Thanks again dino73

I'm just looking for some input on Seidokan Karate. There's a school in my area that I'm going to check out as I'd like to learn Karate. Any info would be welcome. Such as differences between other Okinawan styles, quality, and anything else anybody knows. Thanks

On top of all of the other advice I would also like to add that I think you should concentrate on what needs to be done and get the negative thoughts out of your head. Instead of thinking that your not a natural fighter imagine that you are a great fighter. Don't think about any shortcomings that you might or might not have. Positive thinking goes a long way, and speeds improvement much faster than negative. And like the others said, Practice, Practice, Practice. Relax your mind and make it fun. Best of luck.

Thanks for the welcome. I've done wing chun for a total of about five years, but I quit due to life's demands three years ago. I would really like to get back into the martial arts, but along a different path. I think this forum will help me to find that path as most of the info that I've read so far is very good. Thanks again!! dino73

Hello This is a really great forum. I thank you for letting me be a part of it.