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shotokanandscience reblogged your post anonymous said:Why would you thin... and added:
Except anything else would of been a better choice.
I really didn't have another choice and it's not like I can do anything about it now. Not to mention what and who I decide to ride with isn't any of anyone's business but my own. I wasn't the one driving.Â
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Black
Black: Â What's the most important thing you've learned from martial arts?--Be patient. Â Everything in martial arts is a slow and life-long process to better yourself physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually. Â The fastest thing anyone will do in their martial arts career is go from white belt to black belt. Â From there, the road is long and extremely difficult--full of ups and downs, trials and triumphs, straights and turns, and everything in between--and never ending. Â It may take 7 years for you to get from white to black belt, but it will not compare to the 50+ years some of you will wear your black belt and continue in your journey.
Purple belt
Purple belt: did you ever feel like quitting?
Actually yes. I would never believe it now, but around the time I was a green belt I was getting tired of the repetitious nature of karate. That was about 2 years into my training and in my dojo my sensei has always made it clear that getting your green belt is a turning point in our training. Everything you do needs to be harder, faster, more precise and with more repetitions and greater expectations for skill. That meant sensei would ride you harder and give more criticism to help you out. It was hard, realistic training with more gain for getting through it. I was tempted to drop karate and do baseball “full time” with my spare time. BUT I kept going back. I hesitated to go to class, but would always keep coming back. Pretty soon the tables turned and I was addicted to the hard training. It wasn’t much longer when I realized I was committed and wanted nothing else but to keep training and improving. So here I am 10 years later. :P Sorry for the long response!! I tend to ramble about karate!
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1) I’m 16 2) I practice mixed martial arts including jujitsu, chi-na (don’t know how to spell) and shaolin Kung fu and am currently at the rank of green with a stripe. 3) I’m also on the colorguard at my school 4) I want to be an author when I am done with school 5) music=life.
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I just realized these don’t have to be nice things about myself, awesome.
I love how strong my legs are.
I have one heck of a smile.
I am cuddling my dog
I am struggling with figuring out how to fix my food intake after so many bad years of just eating junk.
I am so ready for my tattoo after talking to an old friend that it’s ridiculous!
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shotokanandscience reblogged your post Playing games on my tablet while in ho... and added:
I should probably do this at some point to build my strength.
Do it. Especially with a game you can get engrossed with. Win/win.Â
