Is it true?

[bushido_man96]

I keep ALL of my magazines.

[RichardZ]

I keep ALL of my magazines.

How far back does your mags go?

[bushido_man96]

Not far. Probably early 90s.

[RichardZ]

Mine go back as far as the early 70's.

I was sifting through one, and looking at the ads, clothing, hair styles, etc., geez, life seemed simple....

[IcemanSK]

I've noticed, as I look through old magazines that I have, that there was a different attitude back then. They only way I can describe it as a "shut up & train" sort of thing. There was little flash, just a focus on hard work. Uniforms were simple, competitors bowed & gave it their all.

Sorry to sound like an old guy, but it ain't like that any more.

[RichardZ]

There was flash. A guy by the name of Jeremy Blahemy, or something like, that put on national breaking demonstrations in a stars and stripes, red white and blue uniform.

There were satin Chinese uniforms

Then there were those walking around with many patches oer insignia.

[IcemanSK]

There was flash. A guy by the name of Jeremy Blahemy, or something like, that put on national breaking demonstrations in a stars and stripes, red white and blue uniform.

There were satin Chinese uniforms

Then there were those walking around with many patches oer insignia.

Yes, there was flash. But it was more the exception than the rule. Satin & the stars & stripes uniforms seemed to be more for tournaments. Today, it seems like it's the 1st uniform lil Johnny gets as a white belt when his folks sign him up in the "master's club." (Sorry. Old guy bitterness, creeping in

I do miss the old days. But it's probably cuz my body misses my 17 year old

[RichardZ]

There was flash. A guy by the name of Jeremy Blahemy, or something like, that put on national breaking demonstrations in a stars and stripes, red white and blue uniform.

There were satin Chinese uniforms

Then there were those walking around with many patches oer insignia.

Yes, there was flash. But it was more the exception than the rule. Satin & the stars & stripes uniforms seemed to be more for tournaments. Today, it seems like it's the 1st uniform lil Johnny gets as a white belt when his folks sign him up in the "master's club." (Sorry. Old guy bitterness, creeping in

I do miss the old days. But it's probably cuz my body misses my 17 year old

I agree. Although such was still in every effort to trend with the current cultural style.

Even the late Bruce Lee wore hippy-like clothing.