please respond,need help

[judobrah]

that refuse to do the drills(yeas it is my businees because they are my training partner)i have all the right to have second toughts,and seyng the other students(only ages 6-13,some other others ,quit i think)no i do not think i will learn TRUE karate when you learn to defend yourself,but rather a crappy,whaterdowned,no contact or realistic drills version of it,and i rather practise kb an judo and train hard achually learning sometimes then learning a semi mcdojo version of karate

[judobrah]

i thank all of you guys,but i am gona keep doing karate,just to see where it goes(they teach some nice moves to),and go back to judo when the teacher comes back,and if it doesnt workout,weel goodnight sweet karate,

[KBIshihan]

It seems you have raised a great deal of great advice for kata improvement, reading through the best replies they seem to be feeling what I feel. If you can understand the bunkai (application) then you'll enjoy the practice.

I've been training karate for 31 years and I was predominantly a kumite based athlete and loved it and still do, however now in my role as Shihan I have developed a love and appreciation for kata.

I only really got that appreciation once I got to practice the moves with partners in a reality based drill.

Good luck, you will be amazed at the change you will see in your skills once you train quality kata!

[sensei8]

It seems you have raised a great deal of great advice for kata improvement, reading through the best replies they seem to be feeling what I feel. If you can understand the bunkai (application) then you'll enjoy the practice.

I've been training karate for 31 years and I was predominantly a kumite based athlete and loved it and still do, however now in my role as Shihan I have developed a love and appreciation for kata.

I only really got that appreciation once I got to practice the moves with partners in a reality based drill.

Good luck, you will be amazed at the change you will see in your skills once you train quality kata!

First of all...Welcome to KarateForums.com. I'd like to encourage you to introduce yourself to the KF members in the "Introduction" forum section.

Secondly...Solid post!!