thanks, this didn't help me at all.

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The most important, find a good master and good style of martial arts like kyokushin, judo, jjb, wrestling, boxing...

As the name implies, would I be right to conclude that it forgoes the need for weapons?

33 years old and just started my karate journey last month. Am white belt currently. Videos like this is what I need to reassure me I can do it =)

I also study shotokan style karate and i do tireless effort karate and i love this karate karate is my love and i today I am success now I am blackbelt 2nd dan❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Take a look at Irish jive competitions in Ireland 👍 inspirational 👍

Finna be there on the weekend 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

Great video, thanks for this. Just starting my Karate journey at 40 years old.

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日本の武道は、己の精神、心を鍛える修行です。頭脳を鍛える学問とは違う、人間の精神に不動の心を身につけさせる修行です。

Martial arts is so good for keeping your head on one topic though... As a low-ranking instructor, I was always taught to clear my head of anything outside of what's going on inside the dojo before I walk through the doors. This was to make sure 100% of my attention is dedicated to my students and responsibilities. Now my dojo has become my place where, when I have a million things going on in my life, I can step through those doors, and for a few hours, forget everything except for my training, my students, peers, instructors, etc. Because the reality is, all other things can usually wait a few hours. It definitely helps ease my anxiety about the other things I have going on. Sometimes all that is needed is a few hours to clear your head. Then everything else clears right up.

The rowing community is amazing, also thanks to committed people like coach Euan!

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Kendo or like any other martial art, Mentality is important. and the thing about “growth/self-improvement” in kendo is that, from my experience, it was discipline, stress relief, enjoyment, eagerness to learn, and many more that changed me. from the start of your journey, you will not change, you will just be tired for the first 3-6 months. but maybe after if you still dare to continue its beautiful. there are some things in kendo that have unnamed techniques, or techniques that cannot be described by words. like simply “feeling the enemy when its going to strike” only uncovers the shallow waters for how deep it actually goes. and most importantly, to have fun, and i think another thing is good thing eagerness, and even in the most painful times, imagine the euphoria when you take off that smelly helmet that keeps you alive (and your my god jesus christ kote)

Recently I joined a dojo near my area, and I am so glad I did it's now been about 4 months and a half. I started off very worried and got frustrated at myself for not being able to do some of the kicks and kata, but my sensei would keep reminding me that I had only just started out and I wouldn't be perfect at everything. After my first 2 months I had earned my first belt (Red with black stripe) it was 3rd belt up from white. After every session I'd continue practicing perfecting the kata I had to learn and getting the kicks and punches to the best I could. My most recent grading was last week actually and I was shaking like crazy but I got a hold of my nerves and went out onto the mat and did my absolute best and according to all three instructors I did amazing I got the 5th highest score in the class 74/80 and moved up not one but 2 belts I would've gone to normal red but I skipped it and went to yellow! I know I am only a beginner and my story isn't very long but I just want other beginners to know that YOU CAN DO IT!!! all it takes is belief dedication and determination and don't be afraid of your worried about the new people maybe ask around in your school or local area and see if anyone you know goes to karate having someone you know there can help a ton and I should know.

I'm learning this to fight and beat up my bully at school

0:22 - Dude on the left forgot his skates 🤣

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I am here, I have been doing towing for a while. I cannot do it anymore. It hurts me.

Clever, and some more challenging (muddy and icy) paths.

The kid tho💀💀💀

I like the ground game I see in your video. Nowadays learning to get back up when on the ground is essential

Someone should have pulled that bender kid aside and tied the damn skates the right way

मार्शल आर्ट्स से नी पेन मे फायदा होगा क्या?? प्लीज रिप्लाइ मैं 40 years ka hu

That should be my next inventions

WOW nice video kabayan hello FROM Philippines Walk Tour Channel 👣🏃🏃🚶🎬📷

hi there ...even I do karate and I am in std 9...currently yellow brown belt. Can u pls tell me is tell any carrier scope in karate like for Olympics coz I am really interested in it and wanna go ahead with it.. pls suggest...

Rowing is a sport for life. I started in highschool and have been rowing for 5 years now! I wish my school had a middle school club when I was younger which they do have now which its great.

I used to play karate back in 2017 when I was 9 years old and took the yellow belt but then I stopped Now I'm 14years old and I decided to go back to karate, tomorrow is my test to retake the yellow belt and I'm really happy Between everyone in the class, I was the only one with a white belt and I kinda felt ashamed but I remembered that... We all start somewhere. Right? I also have my body as my biggest insecurity, and that's one of the reasons I started playing karate once again, which is to get fit in a fun way because I'm not a fan of gyms, anyway, when I saw how everyone was fit and had great bodies meanwhile I'm bigger than them I felt ashamed again but I remembered that I'm here to get fit and again We all start somewhere. Always remember that, and no matter what's your age, your looks and body image, just do it It's Now, or Never.

Love the part kids rolling on ground and practice fighting each other, reminding me the wrestling experience I have loved since elementary school.

I was literally taught by a hockey player how to tie my shoes why did I watch this video evebtho I already knew how to..? Well doesnt matter it was a good educational video!!

All the occupations consist of retirement age besides Karate is the only martial arts which can practice up to age of 100.

Why was this the most difficult thing for me as a kid lol

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I love your hair so much.

i remember when i used to skate everyday when i was 8, i would always the ask the guy working there to lace me up, he was underpaid, but he did one hell of a job lacing every one of us who had skates with laces

Yo I'm going to karate soon and I was scared the girls would beat me up bro-

Before 1955, Korea did not have the term taekwondo. Korean martial arts were mainly based on karate, tang shou and a small number of folk style. During the Japanese occupation, a large number of young Korean students went to Japan to study and received systematic training in Japan (trained in karate). After returning to Korea, they started to set up a gym to teach students.

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I was put off by a local school that was run by someone who was only interested in making money. Back in the nineties, there was only one karate school in town and the owner had a near monopoly in the county. I left after 4 months, a shame as a proper school with a good sensei would have kept me training.

I'm from Brazil and here we are really used to it! If you play it, you'll for sure have a good time!

She’s my coach 😌

That is the most forced awkward skipping I've ever seen. It's almost like if Napolean Dynamite was trying to skip for the first time.

great video man

He looks like a younger Rey Mysterio!!!!!!

Imagine if all places had good rentals