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Styles: Karate- Shotokan, currently studying Jujitsu
Posts: 50
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Thank you for the information
I m from India and I m a native of Kerala..
It is heartening to read the information from a person who does not leave in my country.
In India only a few people respect martial arts.. Most of the time it is ridiculed.. It's funny that many indians don't know a damn thing about kalaripaittu but talk about kung fu and karate...as they are professional
Here if you want to learn a martial art you have very few options..
I finally found a master who has learnt knows his art and has real passion for it
It is heartening to read the information from a person who does not leave in my country.
In India only a few people respect martial arts.. Most of the time it is ridiculed.. It's funny that many indians don't know a damn thing about kalaripaittu but talk about kung fu and karate...as they are professional
Here if you want to learn a martial art you have very few options..
I finally found a master who has learnt knows his art and has real passion for it
I have many colleagues and friends from India....interesting place, on my "list of desired places"
__________________ What do I know? Since I didn't post my styles or experience, I have no experience, no knowledge, no say.
That post before mine, was that for post counting? How about the one after?
Hey, my post count has the same palaverment tone as anyone elses'
Styles: Ninjutsu, Tae Kwon Do, Modern Army Combatives
Posts: 1,252
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Originally Posted by El Draco
I m from India and I m a native of Kerala..
It is heartening to read the information from a person who does not leave in my country.
In India only a few people respect martial arts.. Most of the time it is ridiculed.. It's funny that many indians don't know a damn thing about kalaripaittu but talk about kung fu and karate...as they are professional
Here if you want to learn a martial art you have very few options..
I finally found a master who has learnt knows his art and has real passion for it
oh cool nice to meet ya. i want to visit India one day...ive always been fascinated with the culture. closest thing i got is some Indians on my Mom's side of the Family who are from Trinidad lol. im currently studying Indian spirituality from an elderly Friend
hes from Bangladesh if im not mistaken. took me under his wing
i didnt know martial arts had a reputation like that though....wow do u see it improving? or staying the same?
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“You could do this same technique with a knife. Just keep it hidden. Don’t go swinging it around. We’re not yakuza here.”
“Don’t make the other person your opponent. If you do that, you lose your awareness to other people. Taijutsu is not just one on one.”
Styles: Karate- Shotokan, currently studying Jujitsu
Posts: 50
Home Country:
Wow learning sprituality
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Originally Posted by Shinobi_Kokujin
oh cool nice to meet ya. i want to visit India one day...ive always been fascinated with the culture. closest thing i got is some Indians on my Mom's side of the Family who are from Trinidad lol. im currently studying Indian spirituality from an elderly Friend
hes from Bangladesh if im not mistaken. took me under his wing
i didnt know martial arts had a reputation like that though....wow do u see it improving? or staying the same?
Great to know you r learning spirituality, which is so important in today's world...
Well the answer to your question is...
In India people have a very 'Movie-like'perception towards martial arts..
Most of them focus only on the fighting part of martial arts (and in that forget bout the right technique) and not the mental part of it...
In my country cricket rules... Forget about any other sport
Martial Arts from India
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