Posted in Taekwondo, tagged breaking, Martial Arts, Taekwondo, tournaments on April 27, 2008 | 6 Comments »
We took those students who could go to what may be my last taekwondo tournament yesterday. We actually placed which is no small feat considering how little we have when compared to many commercial schools. We have to fight for practice space, deal with the moronic student government, wade through campus red tape, practice in [...]
Posted in Martial Arts, Taekwondo, Training Diary, tagged breaking, Martial Arts, re-breakable boards, Taekwondo on April 22, 2008 | 5 Comments »
So this morning my heel was sore from my test breaking last night. I sort of hurried to get dressed, half awake and in the dark, and really didn’t give it much thought.
All day at work it hurt and I was limping. I also know my shoe made it worse. Well I get home tonight [...]
Posted in Opinion, Taekwondo, Training Diary, tagged breaking, fear, Martial Arts, pragmatism, realism, Taekwondo, tournaments, training on April 21, 2008 | 2 Comments »
Karate training has an article up that is related to this post.
The two greatest facilitators of our fears are the word’s Can’t and Don’t Know. When we say we can’t do something what we are really saying is, I quit. The truth is 90% of the time we just aren’t trying hard enough. Children seem [...]
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