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Is your teacher?

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Is your teacher?

 

a) Good

 

b) Pretty Good

 

c) Very Good

 

d) Great

 

e) The Best

 

f) I wish he was

The knowing of Violence and living in no violence brings peace.

Shaolin Chuan Fa

notice that all of those are virtually the same except for F
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Is your teacher?

 

a) Not Good

 

b) Almost Good

 

c) Very Good

 

d) Great, the Best

 

f) I wish he was

The knowing of Violence and living in no violence brings peace.

Shaolin Chuan Fa

i go with c b/c i really like my teacher and he is really good

Fighting out of hate brings only disgrace.

my instructor is d) GREAT, THE BEST. she is awesome; like as an instructor and a person. and she is laid back but teachers very good. and she is funnny

Tae Kwon Do

15-years old

purple--belt

Mine's a very nice guy who is evidently not in it for the money ($45/month for four hours weekly of class time seems very reasonable to me). The other students say he's a very good teacher. I have no prior MA experience so I can't compare him to anybody else, but I CAN say he keeps a close eye on us and makes sure we do the move correctly no matter how long it takes, and that he explains things thoroughly; I can say that if he were a dance teacher I'd call him a very good teacher. (Dance I know. MA I don't.) And he ought to get points for being willing to appear in front of other people wearing hakama. I know there were good solid reasons for samurai to wear hakama (there were good solid reasons for almost everything samurai did, including the way they sat down), but let's face it, hakama are some of the silliest-looking garments ever known to mankind. :lol: I figure anybody who's willing to let anybody but immediate family see him in hakama deserves points for courage.

 

By the time I got through this ramble I forgot the scale, but on your standard A-F scale I'll give my teacher an A.

Great!

"It is easier to find men who will volunteer to die, than to find those who

are willing to endure pain with patience."


"Lock em out or Knock em out"

  • 1 year later...

E: the best

My grandmaster is VERY VERY traditional Chinese martial artist. He is very humble, an amazing fighter, scholar, and teacher. One day I hope to be Half as good as he is.

"The journey of a 1,000 miles starts with but a single step."

My Sifu is extremely good, and he's actually considered a part of the Jing Mo bloodline he's been training for so long.

However, my Sifu's Sifu is amazing. I haven't seen him in action, as he's roughly 80 - 90 years old, but I know he could school me and anyone in the dojo.

Great guy, I've heard awesome stories. And Jing Mo = a totally sweet club with quality Sifu's.

"Beware the fury of a patient man."


- John Dryden

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