Swagmaster2993
Orange Belt
lol, I'll try my best to not be so quick to say things.Welcome, but sorry we have already met our quota for Aussies
Just kidding
Thanks Guys,
Brmty2002
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lol, I'll try my best to not be so quick to say things.Welcome, but sorry we have already met our quota for Aussies
Just kidding
Was there anything specific that inspired you to try out TKD and Hapkido? How are you finding the changes?Lets try this again.
Hi, I'm Brmty2002, from Adelaide, Australia. I've been practicing martial arts for 6 years, I've earned my black belt in GKR karate which I am still studying, but I have expanded my studies to include TKD and Hapkido, which I have been doing for 3 weeks now. I enjoy training for my fitness, knowing how to self defend and making new friends and am looking forward to discussing various topics with you guys.
Well, I still do Karate, and I started Taekwondo and Hapkido. I loved Karate so much, that I wanted to extend my knowledge of the martial arts.Was there anything specific that inspired you to try out TKD and Hapkido? How are you finding the changes?
Particularly with TKD and karate (depending on the type of karate), there are a lot of similarities from what I've heard. Apparently they both come from the same overall source, so the strikes and stances are probably very similar. From experimenting with different kempo styles, I had the same issues...my body knew very well my kempo stances and particularly my kempo kicks, took forever to do the slight changes to make them more kenpo kicks (eventually my sensei just gave up).Well, I still do Karate, and I started Taekwondo and Hapkido. I loved Karate so much, that I wanted to extend my knowledge of the martial arts.
The changes though, I find them more like differences. The stances are what trip me up. Even though it seems easy to differentiate between the 3 arts, I have trouble with it. are there any tips out there to make sure that I can tell the difference?
Thanks, its also good to know others struggle as well, and is not just a me thingParticularly with TKD and karate (depending on the type of karate), there are a lot of similarities from what I've heard. Apparently they both come from the same overall source, so the strikes and stances are probably very similar. From experimenting with different kempo styles, I had the same issues...my body knew very well my kempo stances and particularly my kempo kicks, took forever to do the slight changes to make them more kenpo kicks (eventually my sensei just gave up).
That's what I've learned from reading other posts on this forum, so one of those posters can likely come on and give you a better explanation
Is this where we start talking about lift/elevator, torch/flashlight, and follow up with a discussion about pants before we all end up laughing hysterically about two nations separated by a common language?
I love those. After that can we move on to differences between cursing?
Peace favor your sword,
Kirk
Ooh can I join? Don't forget to discuss which is more real between aluminium and aluminum
Well, I still do Karate, and I started Taekwondo and Hapkido. I loved Karate so much, that I wanted to extend my knowledge of the martial arts.
The changes though, I find them more like differences. The stances are what trip me up. Even though it seems easy to differentiate between the 3 arts, I have trouble with it. are there any tips out there to make sure that I can tell the difference?
I'm the wrong guy to ask. I still use the archaic spelling "clew" when I wasn't to piss of Spelling Nazis.Ooh can I join? Don't forget to discuss which is more real between aluminium and aluminum
*piss "off" spelling Nazi'sI'm the wrong guy to ask. I still use the archaic spelling "clew" when I wasn't to piss of Spelling Nazis.
not sure about in Australia, but here in the states i heard it said that in the original karate kid script, after the knock out crane kick, Daniel san was supposed to give Johnny a tea bag.......If we are going there Tez do you know what a male tea bag is in Australian?
Thanks, its also good to know others struggle as well, and is not just a me thing
Oh, but giving each other **** about what we do...is what we do!I train at three different schools, GKR for Karate, Seon Do Kwan, for Taekwondo and Bushido Martial Arts for Hapkido. all in Adelaide Australia. Yes you all read that correctly, I am Australian.
Now I would greatly appreciate it to quit giving me s**t about what I do
Thank you,
Brmty2002
Secret oriental inflation is magicalMine only cost 99 cents, how much did you pay for yours?
Lets try this again.
Hi, I'm Brmty2002, from Adelaide, Australia. I've been practicing martial arts for 6 years, I've earned my black belt in GKR karate which I am still studying, but I have expanded my studies to include TKD and Hapkido, which I have been doing for 3 weeks now. I enjoy training for my fitness, knowing how to self defend and making new friends and am looking forward to discussing various topics with you guys.
Guys, how is everyone? Sorry I haven't posted in a while. I have been busy with RAAF stuff. How is everyone's training going? I have been doing a lot of Hapkido recently. Hoping I can perfect my "Nun Chigi" or finger strike! however this proves to be difficult!
What do you think about self defense against crocodiles? According to another Aussie on this forum, that's a real danger for you guys.lol, I'll try my best to not be so quick to say things.
Thanks Guys,
Brmty2002
When I used to play golf in Florida on a regular basis, I'd have considered self-defense against alligators quite useful.What do you think about self defense against crocodiles? According to another Aussie on this forum, that's a real danger for you guys.