Martial Arts

probablly judging by their uniform

i was in tae kwon do until i was 8, so i stopped to try other sports. i made a HUGE mistake! and now im trying to get back on track...

but anyways, getting back on topic, tae kwon doe is basically for self-defense. so its not tae kwon do, that is not for self-defense. at no time, you will have to do flips and "splits" to defend yourself... Splits, maybe, if u want to trip someone. lmao!

its not ive been doing it for five years its not just self defense its an art form just like all artial arts

just e-mail me ill have more up in seconds

thats good S**t man...i jus need the title of the song...and damn thats an amazing clip,and a nice way of making it..

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the name of the song in the background?

the video is great, good music and video =D

Can you email me these videos or how can i downlad them

i bet your jealous that u cant do that maybe your some fat asshole that sits on his computer and comments about crap well F**k u

dont be such an ass. if you downplay these peoples accomplishments again than i want a video of u doing somethinb better by tommorow u dick.

I'm sure your instructor would be quite proud to know that one of his students posted a message like that.

I'm not jealous in the slightest. Why should I be? I'm a 5th Degree in Taekwondo and my comment was exact and accurate. Why would I want to learn bad gymnastics and/or bad martial arts, and why would I want to teach that to my students?

And let me educate you on something, KungFuKris. A comment like yours is referred to as an ad hominem attack. It's a debating style used by someone when they absolutely cannot refute what the first person said, so they resort to attacking the messenger instead of the message. People who use this debating style are admitting right up front that they have lost the debate and have nothing worthwhile or meaningful to say. You might keep that in mind in the future.

Oh, and while you're at it, you might also pick up some pointers on basic English grammar, syntax and spelling. When you post half-illiterate drivel like you did, it's another indication that you have nothing worthwhile or meaningful to say.

youd know how hard that is,and you would have A LOT more respect for them. You would also know that this is art, not fighting. Martial arts is learning to fight so you dont have to. Train for the worst, hope for the best. You are very ignorant for being a fifth degree... Oh yeah,and its Tae Kwon Do not Teakwondo.

I have to laugh at this.

As I pointed out in another post, I have the knowledge to look at their efforts and understand that they are demonstrating bad gymnastics and bad martial arts technique. It really doesn't matter how hard they work at it - what they are working it is wrong. It's like complimenting someone for doing a great punch when they slam their half-open hand into a brick wall and break their fingers.

You might re-read my comment to KungFuKris. When you make personal attacks, such as calling me ignorant, you are admitting that what I posted was correct. Ad hominem attacks are a certain sign that what you said had no validity.

And either spelling of Taekwondo is correct. Someone who actually practices the art would have known that.

A 5th degree black belt would have more respect for people's efforts.

I also have the knowledge to look at their efforts and understand that they are demonstrating bad gymnastics and bad martial arts technique. Why, then, would I want to say "Good job!"? That would be rather hypocritical, don't you think?

I respect people's efforts when they are productive.

the guy with the sword is wushu the rest are mostly tae kwon do and mixed usually they dont practise one martial art. one of the guys names is hans and i dont know his last name another is mike terrada.

sorry that was a different video... my bad