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Sunday, June 15, 2014
Karate Girl Street Fight: Why Women Should Train
This video shows actual technique we learn in the dojo in traditional Karate - in "bunkai" or application. It's choreographed, of course, but conveys the message that Karate is about self-defense and having an arsenal of ideas to fall back on in case of emergency. Few of us will ever be in a street fight with 5 or more attackers. But any of us can face an attack coming out of the grocery store, the mall or even in our own homes. Get your daughters into a dojo. Join yourself. I was 47 when I first put on a gi. You don't have to be fit or thin to start - you just have to have a desire to work hard, learn and practice at your own pace and level.
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I did Taekwondo for years. I loved it. The only problem is the cost. Would get back into it in a heartbeat.
My son who has autism did Taekwondo. The instructor was so wonderful as was the class-very supporting. One thing about having a child with autism is we feel pain but we do see the kindness in others. I hope you will join us at a social network site for those with autism and those that love them: http://www.zigsocial.com. I created it for my son and his friends-but I think it is mostly the moms!
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Nice post! Thanks for sharing your ideas.
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