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Tae Kwon Do Is WEAK!

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Now this is my Personal opinion and as so do not flame me. I think that Tkd is a weak martial art Style and Is not Effective in its techniques. It is more for sport and not practical style. All the high kicking nonsense is a joke a kick shouldnt go past your head most of the time should stay at waist level. The fact that there is litte hand striking in tkd also makes technique Irelevent.

 

Ill give a few compliments to Tkd It looks like great exercise and highly motivational looking. And the forms look awesome.

 

Id like to hear you guys arguements. :karate:

I am training for myself not anyone else.. to be the best I can be in everything.

True you are offering your opinion .... and if you read through the Korean Arts Forum we have had our share of arguements on the subject of the weaknesses of TKD.

 

I suggest you educate yourself first on the art... and the two disciplines of TKD.

 

Please in future, do not start a thread for the sake of arguement or to diss another martial art that is not your own.

 

As martial artist we all should follow some code of ethics ... to learn from our differences and our similarities.

 

"The one who speaks does not know. The one who knows does not

 

speak."

 

I am closing this thread ....

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