Posted on 20 July 2012 by Craig Lightner
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Taekwondo is one of the highest regarded sport martial arts in the world. It requires students to have a high degree of concentration, dedication and agility. Many of the technique practiced revolve around self-defense and fighting, they also reflect confidence and self-respect. In Beginning Taekwondo, it is necessary to appreciate and give respect to the art first in order to receive respect. So, don’t go in the first day wanting to break boards and play it up tough or you will likely not last very long. Most students who start out with a goal of learning how to fight quickly quit when they realize the repetitiveness of class. We don’t just get into the ring and start beating each other up, but do the same drills and techniques daily to master them. One way in which you can show your respect and appreciation is with keeping your
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Posted on 17 February 2012 by Craig Lightner
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If you want to be a successful martial artist or make a career as a fighter then you need to find a quality gym or Dojo. If you are looking for a gym for your child or a young kid then you will want to check out our article, “Tips For Choosing the Right Martial Arts Instructor For Your Kid!“. A lot of people wanting to get into the combat fight game neglect the most important thing when trying to break into the realm of Mixed Martial Arts. These so called cage fighters either train themselves or look for a gym with cheap or no fees and zero qualified instructors or coaches. The only thing these gyms offer to the people walking through the door is an ego boost. The so called coaches and training partners have no previous training and experience so they pump up the “fighters” by telling them they are good and will be a champ.
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