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sometimes competing just serves ones ego :angel:
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I have a few guys I train with 45 plus that compete in veteran sections so sure!
All over the internet/youtube. I see videos of competitions.
95% of what I have seen is XMA, and the younger age groups. The only thing I ever see older people doing is brick breaking (which is awesome) but I'm wanting to do some competing. Take what I've learned to the next level. But at 27.. I feel like I am a bit old for this new wave of XMA type competition.. what are my options?
thoughts?
I'm now 47, a 2nd degree black belt, and still competing.
I've seen people in their 50s still competing.
All over the internet/youtube. I see videos of competitions.
95% of what I have seen is XMA, and the younger age groups. The only thing I ever see older people doing is brick breaking (which is awesome) but I'm wanting to do some competing. Take what I've learned to the next level. But at 27.. I feel like I am a bit old for this new wave of XMA type competition.. what are my options?
thoughts?
XMA is flashy so young people like it because it looks cool. Old people tend to be practical. Young people want to show that they can kick you in your head. Old people tell you that they are going to kick you in your head, but then kick you in your groin.
Didn't specify WHICH head.... (Badum bum).
You don't want to get to 37 and still be Wondering if you should have competed 10 years ago.
All over the internet/youtube. I see videos of competitions.
95% of what I have seen is XMA, and the younger age groups. The only thing I ever see older people doing is brick breaking (which is awesome) but I'm wanting to do some competing. Take what I've learned to the next level. But at 27.. I feel like I am a bit old for this new wave of XMA type competition.. what are my options?
thoughts?
sometimes competing just serves ones ego :angel: