Hi everyone. I was involved in martial arts from a young age but took a break and got back into it around 2 years ago. I started in Aikido and not long after starting took up Tae Kwondo with Evolution Martial Arts training under Simon Wachon 6th Dan who now has a school in Cranbrook, BC, Canada. I chucked the towel in with Martial Arts at the age of 9 and started again at 19. First training in ITF Tae Kwondo and practiced some Tai Chi until I had to move due to work. This was when I took up TAGB Tae Kwondo but I didn't feel this was the Martial Art for me so tried K1 Kickboxing for a year until I found a good ITF school that wasn't just another McDojo. Since then I have trained back up to my Blue Tag level and will be taking my Blue Belt Grading this year.
While I have found that the Martial Art that works for me is ITF Tae Kwondo, I understand that no matter what level you are in your preferred Martial Art you can still be taken down by anyone, trained or not. I have never understood the idea of there being a single Martial Art that is better than another. This is down to the practitioner and how well they utilize their training.
I absolutely love Martial Arts and I'm looking forward to sharing the knowledge I have and taking in the knowledge of others on this forum.
While I have found that the Martial Art that works for me is ITF Tae Kwondo, I understand that no matter what level you are in your preferred Martial Art you can still be taken down by anyone, trained or not. I have never understood the idea of there being a single Martial Art that is better than another. This is down to the practitioner and how well they utilize their training.
I absolutely love Martial Arts and I'm looking forward to sharing the knowledge I have and taking in the knowledge of others on this forum.
Your username Jedmus.. your name is JED and you listen to MUSic? Or you are John EDward and you are a MUSician for living? or you are a JEDi with a MUStache? or something else maybe?? 
Welcome to MT!
