Now What?

[pineapple]

To do your best, you must train with someone who is supportive of your endeavors, otherwise you will always be unhappy. I once trained with soneone who continuously lost his temper. I am pleased with certain skills that he taught me but I have no regrets whatsoever leaving him as I found someone who took me under his wing and treated me with respect.

[pineapple]

To do your best, you must train with someone who is supportive of your endeavors, otherwise you will always be unhappy. I once trained with soneone who continuously lost his temper. I am pleased with certain skills that he taught me but I have no regrets whatsoever leaving him as I found someone who took me under his wing and treated me with respect.

[aefibird]

Sorry for your troubles ps1.

I hope that everything works out well for you - good luck with your training.

[bushido_man96]

When I moved from one style of TKD to another, I had to start over.

I have now been promoted to 2nd degree twice.

You may have to do the same.

My condolences on your loss.

[ps1]

Medici wrote:

The politics and policies of your school sound ridiculous. Why bother with a bunch of people? Find a new fresh thing to do where you don't have to deal with ego-centered people not wanting you to grapple and pricey testing fees and all of that nonsense. I used to think martial arts were about fighting, a long, long time ago....

Sorry about your instructor, maybe you can carry on his legacy in a way your fellow practicioners can't seem to.

This is why I intend to focus on the BJJ aspect for a while. Thank you for all of your advice and kind words.

Bill