Zaine Posted March 25 Posted March 25 10 hours ago, bushido_man96 said: There is something to be said about finding the right community. Great people with great attitudes in a great atmosphere goes a long way in keeping people around. Absolutely. Culture of the school is just as important, if not more, than what you're learning. I would much rather go to a place that was welcoming and friendly than somewhere that had a reputation for good martial arts but bad attitudes. Oss! 2 Martial arts training is 30% classroom training, 70% solo training.https://www.instagram.com/nordic_karate/
crash Posted Monday at 07:31 PM Posted Monday at 07:31 PM dont worry or over think it. just go..... meet people, make friends. the rest will come naturally. try for at least three times per week. and practice what you can at home. even if its just slow forms practice to get the movement, kick, punch etc perfect... places teach differently so cant comment much on the training. some are better than others for beginners and have a better schedule and layout of classes, adult beginner classes, some even have an intermediate class once a week and then advanced classes. while some places just have an adult class with everyone lumped in together. while these can be confusing for some at first they can still be good dojos to learn from. you just have to go... you will learn it and get better as time progresses. dont be so hard on yourself or lose interest before you really give yourself a chance. Oss! 2
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