I thought it was the seat belt. Of course, getting in a car might be the first step to actually entering a school, so maybe not.
How much of what you learn can you actually use in a real fight?
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I thought it was the seat belt. Of course, getting in a car might be the first step to actually entering a school, so maybe not.
Kickboxer101
Master Black Belt
Nah he probably thinks the instructor should pay for his petrol
Kehcorpz ...I noticed that you stopped posting here back about August 12th and thought you had left us. Then blam! yesterday you came back and started four new threads, plus thee more posts. Such productivity!
So where are you training these days? At Sensei Utubo's? ...Sifu Yiu tiu-bu? ...Sabunim Vi-deoh...Or someone new? Like Master Han perhaps? You know, Han La-in?
So where are you training these days? At Sensei Utubo's? ...Sifu Yiu tiu-bu? ...Sabunim Vi-deoh...Or someone new? Like Master Han perhaps? You know, Han La-in?
KangTsai
2nd Black Belt
Everything I know can be used in a fight (my style looks like a taekwondo-kickboxing thing going on with a healthy dose of BJJ). But really, fighting on the street becomes a secondary thing to most martial artists. Why do the shaolin monks practice all these forms and acrobatics? Because fighting is only secondary to their meditation that occurs through movement.
drop bear
Sr. Grandmaster
Group think.
Rule #1: JKD is not "fancy". Just effective.
Rule #2: See rule #1.
Considering what you've said about what you practice so far, I hope you realize this is true for your gym/style as well?
I don't recall you ever stating that you learned anything about weapon/knife defense, and have doubts if it is an MMA place that you practice in different situations such as at night or in an alleyway or against multiple people for instance (I'm not suggesting you need to, but if fighting in the street was the primary objective I would hope these things are involved).
I'm not even going to touch this one...
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KangTsai
2nd Black Belt
GYM: That depends on the person training.
STYLE: Depends on what I prioritise. I like learning and like martial arts. Kinda like something like biology: it's fun to learn, I don't really intend to use it and it likely will never be used, but it doesn't mean I can't.
I don't recall you ever stating that you learned anything about weapon/knife defense said:
You may want to fix you formatting a bit, was a bit confusing cause the quotes got messed up.
I wasn't implying it was useless, just that your post read like you were under the assumption that what you practice does not view fighting on the street as secondary. It's absolutely useful and probably effective, it just has its own flaws that you should be aware of.
oftheherd1
Senior Master
Jenna,
I think he was taking the high road which gets to be difficult with kencorpz. He can be quite exasperating at times. He has been asked if there is something going on that might help us understand his silly or insulting questions, or why he never visits any schools. I have not seen him reply to those inquiries. There may indeed be something he considers embarrassing. But I would hope he would by now have realized most people here at MT can be pretty compassionate, and more importantly, helpful when they know where help is needed. He could even PM any one he thought he might be comfortable with. Of course for all I know, he may already have.
I do hope his stay here at MT does him some good.
Langenschwert
Master Black Belt
I can do some stuff. Some of my stuff is better than my other stuff. There's some stuff I'm working on too, that will hopefully be as good as my present good stuff. There's a lot of stuff. And I'm just one person. Stuff that works for me might not work for someone else, and vice versa.
You find the good stuff by training. Go find the stuff.
You find the good stuff by training. Go find the stuff.
Master Ken?
Familiarity with the poster.
Oh I think you are going to be in for a surprise if you think you won't use biology, I thinking too that you really will want to use it at some time! You might want to have a look at what biology actually is, it's the study of life and living organisms something very relevant to humans.
Would you explain please how you mean that? thank you x
I think you have it right OTH1..
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I came across something today which I think would be good advice for the OP, thought of him when I read it.
"We must sometimes permit ourselves to begin things badly, just so that we begin them. Those who spend too much time preparing graceful entrances often never get to make them. "
–Rabbi Shraga Silverstein, A Candle by Day
"We must sometimes permit ourselves to begin things badly, just so that we begin them. Those who spend too much time preparing graceful entrances often never get to make them. "
–Rabbi Shraga Silverstein, A Candle by Day
Steve
Mostly Harmless
@Jenna @ShawnP and @oftheherd1 , in reference to this particular poster, I've seen some sincere responses. But it seems that there is far more often a consistent stream of derision and ridicule that is not compassionate, helpful nor friendly. It sets a bad tone, particularly when leadership on the site chooses to participate.
There are people here who seem very frustrated by the OP. But wouldn't it be better to just ignore the thread, rather than go from one to the next, posting the same, negative, unconstructive rants?
