Makes me easily mad

[chunk5422]

You Know what steams me? The fact the the movies make martial arts look like they are so easy to learn when in fact they are not. It takes time to learn this, and I think that it makes younger people think that hey one day they are normal the next week they can do it all Amazing. What does everyone else think.

[Sohan]

Invite someone you know who possesses this attitude to one of your classes. Change the world's opinion one person at a time.

But it's certainly not worth fretting over.

With respect,

Sohan

[bushido_man96]

You make a good point. The Karate Kid was a decent movie in showing what it took to learn the martial arts, the work ethic required, and things like that.

[Brandon Fisher]

Yeah there is to much garbage being shown in the movies. People think its real.

[cathal]

Something else to consider is that movies are just fiction. Just entertaining. When watching them you've got to keep that in mind.

[Brandon Fisher]

Something else to consider is that movies are just fiction. Just entertaining. When watching them you've got to keep that in mind.

A very good point that many people miss or forget.

[UseoForce]

Because movies are always SO accurate about everything else...

[getawaytkd]

their just movies

[ps1]

Really it doesn't take that long. We're all just one montage away from being masters. Of course...music is a very key factor also. Something motivating like "eye of the tiger" or "foot loose."

[June1]

He he. That's cute. Just one montage away, eh? chunk5422, think of it this way: one only hopes that those getting into the martial arts because they've been motivated by a movie they've seen will end up falling in love with it and not shy away once they see how much work it takes to move up the ladder.