Aikido is elegant & aesthetic.
Preferred martial arts school for kids
Preferred martial arts school for kids
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Nov 19 2024, 10:53 AM
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Aikido is elegant & aesthetic.
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Nov 22 2024, 09:19 PM
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QUOTE(trent666 @ Nov 20 2024, 09:32 PM) Learn martial arts need to fight on street? I thought the highest level of skill is to turn any aggression to neutral situation without having to fight. Isn't that the highest level of art ? Winning without fighting via mental warfare. Fighting on street so low class. |
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Nov 22 2024, 09:20 PM
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Anyway, you win. Perhaps learning martial need to fight on street more suitable for you. Sorry to disturb.
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Nov 28 2024, 10:22 AM
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QUOTE(trent666 @ Nov 23 2024, 09:28 PM) Sorry. My remarks were well intended but came off really poorly and rude. I apologise. Sorry for my rudeness as well. As mentioned earlier, "Our goal is to instill discipline, live a healthy lifestyle, self confidence and learn self defence." I would like to emphasise the self defence element. Hence, pressure testing (sparring) is important. Hence why I believed that "elegance & aesthetics" can, in all seriousness, get one killed. That is not to say that high level Aikido practitioners can't fight and break arms. I'm sure Sonny Loke has had some regular spars before. However, the likelihood of a train one-hour-a-week school kid will be able to use Aikido skills (I stress, most Aikido schools in Malaysia don't spar) against another kid who includes regular spars as part of their training. Then in your personal opinion as the parent, what is the best martial art to be learned by the school kid? You put on the survey, you already have something in your mind prior this. You only want to hear some different opinions before you decide isn't? |
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Dec 3 2024, 09:31 AM
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QUOTE(trent666 @ Dec 2 2024, 07:10 PM) I mentioned in my original post that we are considering Judo, Taekwondo and Muay Thai for our child. If only within these 3 options, I'll choose Judo over the rest. Maybe because I have tendency to appreciate the grappling technique or concept of borrowing momentum (influence by the Eastern philosophy).Alternatively, I personally think Western boxing is equally cool & practical. The foot works for boxing / boxer skip is equally elegant. The setback, not many places has the boxing class. In the past(based on my memory), it was only available at the military's gym (TLDM,TUDM, etc) which is not accessible by the public. |
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