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i am interested in starting martial arts and i have done some research about styles. Now i have the problem of talking to my parents about it. My parents are very anti violence and my dad is worried that i will get enjoyment out of hurting other people. I want to do martial arts for fitness and competition. Any advice on how to talk to my parents about this?

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Ask your parents to go with you to a TRADITIONAL martial arts school and let them bring up their concerns with the instructor there. The instructor will be able to answer their questions and help them overcome their fears.

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The martial arts are not about hurting other people. They are about learning to defend yourself while doing what it takes to survive. Sometime people get hurt, but people get hurt while playing sports or even while driving to work. You should slant your parents towards the spiritual side and towards the physical fitness aspect of the martial arts. Be calm with them and allow them to ask questions of your potential instructor. Be patient with your parents sometimes they need a little help before they will fully understand.

"let those who shed blood with me be forever known as my brother."

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i am interested in starting martial arts and i have done some research about styles. Now i have the problem of talking to my parents about it. My parents are very anti violence and my dad is worried that i will get enjoyment out of hurting other people. I want to do martial arts for fitness and competition. Any advice on how to talk to my parents about this?
It not the joy of hurting people,but the joy of be abble to defend you self.

I don't train for belt color I train to survive on the street

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Do you have a style in mind that you would like to take?I would do all tha research on that style,then find tha dojo tha best fits your needs,then have your parents go and talk to that instructor.

ISAIAH 53:5

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