Is martial-art study a good choice?

DavidThomas

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Absolutely, and for any age. A youngster can learn judo, taekwondo, karate, and a older person can learn taichi to get things in motion. As a matter of fact, any exercise is better than no exercise, obviously. Modern martial-arts are not strictly combat arts as they were along time ago- many martial arts stress harmonization with mankind, and don't advocate violence
 
Absolutely, and for any age. A youngster can learn judo, taekwondo, karate, and a older person can learn taichi to get things in motion. As a matter of fact, any exercise is better than no exercise, obviously. Modern martial-arts are not strictly combat arts as they were along time ago- many martial arts stress harmonization with mankind, and don't advocate violence

Why do you keep downplaying the link between martial arts and violence? Why isn't learning to protect yourself considered a valuable skill? Why is learning a "combat art" a bad thing? If I had to choose time between practicing something that would allow me to protect myself or win a fight should one come my way versus getting good at putting a ball in a goal/basket/hole, why wouldn't I choose the former?
 
Martial arts has violence involved in it. Anyone who tries to remove the violence from it will go nowhere.
 
What was that? I seen white belts spar better than that.
 
Just when it comes as cool to be a traditional MAist again, these guys had to come along and ruin it for us all over again.

Lucky for me every dojo have been to a black really means something and takes years to achieve.
 
many martial arts stress harmonization with mankind, and don't advocate violence
MA can be as simple as:

- fist meets face, and
- head meets ground.

It looks pretty violence to me.

fist_meets_face.jpg


head_into_ground.jpg
 
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