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Old 03-17-2008, 04:03 AM   #16 (permalink)

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My personal goal is to combine TKD with MMA style martial arts. I am going to give it a good name. After a 10-15 year career as a fighter, or after I retire I'll start teaching BJJ/TKD or MMA/TKD.
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Old 03-17-2008, 07:12 PM   #17 (permalink)

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There is an old saying that my Sensei used to tell me - "You got to give it away to keep it." The way the martial arts works and keeps on going is because the yellow belt helps the white belt, the green belt helps the yellow belt, the brown belt helps the green belt and so on. When you teach someone else it reinforces it in yourself.
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There is an old saying that my Sensei used to tell me - "You got to give it away to keep it." The way the martial arts works and keeps on going is because the yellow belt helps the white belt, the green belt helps the yellow belt, the brown belt helps the green belt and so on. When you teach someone else it reinforces it in yourself.
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I like this----Kudos!

Teaching almost seem as a unselfish act.....
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There is also no bigger test than if you truly know your art than being able to honestly answering the student's question, "Why?"
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There is also no bigger test than if you truly know your art than being able to honestly answering the student's question, "Why?"
Sometimes there is no answer to "why/" verbally (but to persoanlly experience)
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Ok, we all remember that this is the young martial artists section, right?
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I didnt realize that. However, teachers are inspired by students in equality as vuce versa.
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Old 03-24-2008, 12:20 PM   #23 (permalink)

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when we get up in the ranks we have to teach. i don't mind helping out someone when we're paired up and i'm the higher belt, but i don't want to teach the whole class. i usually have people coming to me and asking me questions already. sometimes they are higher then me and i'm not really allowed to answer their questions so i have to be careful
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