Chapters: 0:00 Learning Journey 13:26 Belt Test 24:43 Conclusion Thank you to Tukong Martial Arts for hosting me this month! If you want to join a class in Austin or learn more about Tukong, check out their website: tukongaustin.com/ Enjoy the journey🥋
I’m currently training Taekwondo as an after school club. And I’m like: I’m definitely Training Martial arts for the REST of my life. I’m never going to Give up. I know Karate Taekwondo and Boxing. “If you use Self Defense in a Physical way you are wrong because Senseis don’t teach Students that start Fights.” Martial arts is the best activity you can do. For me at least. ❤️ Stay Safe.
What i find very interesting is none of the masters shown on this video are any of Master Yi's orginal students, wonder what became of them? I met Master Yi in 1982 and started training with him in the park before he had his first school - i was his 8th American student trained with him from 82 to 86 when i moved back to San Antonio ( family emergency) left as a red belt. Soon met a man who introduced me to European martial arts train with him for 30 yrs before he died. He awarded me a Professors rank in 2013. Is Master Yi still living in Austin or did he move back to Korea ( it was his plan to return to Korea when i knew him. (I dont use my real last name on my You Tube account.) But he should know who was his orginal 8th American student.
'' A black belt is just a white belt who never quit '' - love that quote as always you keep surprising us. You even skipped a belt! thanks for take the tame an record your challenges you inspire all of us ❤ good luck un your upcomming belt test!!
And that’s the same lesson and things my master told me, I’m actually training in Tae Kwon Do, We’re also training in Hapkido, Wing Chun, Thai Boxing, and also Weapons like swords, bo staffs, nunchucks, etc. I’m getting ready for my black belt test, It took me alot of hard work, motivation and confidence to ever help me learn much more from martial arts rather than just about punching, blocking or kicking. But helps me learn that martial arts is the way of life to keep a person healthy, mentally strong and learn to treat people properly and learning respect. Good Luck to anyone who wants to learn martial arts and also those who still do martial arts keep it up, Have a good day.
@@michaelalmanza117 hope your black belt test goes well, and I agree martial is much more than just punching. I'm glad it taught you a lot of lessons, thank you for sharing It makes me wanna try it. Have a good day
@@michaelalmanza117 From one Taekwondo martial arts to another, I wish you all the best on your blackbelt test Michael. I hope you become an eventual grandmaster of Taekwondo as well.
In recent years, my passion for martial arts slowly died down, especially towards Karate, the martial art I currently practice. But after watching your video, my love for martial art is starting to spark again. Thanks for sharing your journey with us. You're truly an inspiration for all of us!
Mr. Osman; If you collect from martial art just the heathy benefits of being in action and the cultural aspects your Karate will always 'work' , got it? A personal tip: If you tried Yang Tai chi, you'll see that your Karate moves will improve considerably! Oss!
@@thunderkatz4219 Coming from a Karate background as well, I couldn't believe how much fun they were when I changed styles. It's just like playing a video game. BJJ is harder, but just as much fun once you get the hang of it ^_^
Gaining one belt in 30 days, that is really impressive. It took me nearly six month to go up my first level when I started. IN my defence, I was seven.
@@guarddog318 atleast where I train, which is associated with other dojangs because they all belong to the same association, we had thoose grading rules
@@pinhomaster8261 - I've trained at schools where you could earn your 1st Dan in a year... and others where it wouldn't come in anything less than 5 years. So to me, Kize's promotion doesn't seem too far-fetched. ... especially since she has prior martial arts experience.
Congratulations on a double promotion! That’s a very rare thing to happen. I love this kinda content because I’ve been studying in the martial arts for over 15 years; it’s nice to see you embrace the art of Tukong. Keep up the great work!
I did it with Arnis which like Tukong is a multiple faceted martial art with weapons/grappling/striking etc, I hate doing circuit training so was training everyday to stay fit. I now to FMA and BJJ so have slowed down with promotions but still love the ride.
This is one of the most inspiring videos I've seen. Not just for martial arts, but for much more. Very glad you continue training months later. Love your videos. This is my favorite.
Where do I sign a petition to get you your own show? This was so good and really inspired me to keep learning and trying new things. Can't wait till the next one Kize
This is the first of your videos I've come across. I've trained for a long time in many different martial arts, Chinese kung fu, taekwondo, Shotokan and have been around martial arts for most of my adult life. I am taking the time to comment because I was so impressed with your dedication and discipline and level of skill after only 30 days. Fabulous job young lady! I was most pleased to see the end of the video that you stuck with it. As your instructors told you this is a lifelong journey.(I have also never heard of this particular system or school but you seem to have lucked out by getting involved with what seems an excellent system and organization). I am really looking forward to your black belt video.(and it's not often I subscribe after only watching One video but you earned it!)
Not trying to be rude why did you spend your time on martial arts which aren't practical IRL you could have learned Muay Thai or Boxing or BJJ or Judo or Wrestling or Krav Maga or Letwei which are much more practical IRL.
@@alfred4407 because when I began it was 1979 and none of those other things were available (other than boxing). And my comment was meant in a purely positive waiy. Why did you ask me such a question? The way you phrased it says a lot more about you than it does about me. And in all those years I have trained with other practitioners from a great variety of martial arts. (And where did I say that's all I trained in?) I was around when Bruce Lee first popularized the radical idea of cross training. And I have been able to adapt everything I learned to become a very "practical" martial artist. IRL. And if you watch the video the young lady was training in a very traditional karate style from what I saw. I commented because I saw an impressive young lady do something that most people never will.
@@mdanam Well said Sir . Your comments about the young lady were positive, articulate and admirable I thought. You have a lovely way with words. I thought she was fabulous.
As a fellow martial artist, knowing the time and effort and attention to detail I can say very very well done! I appreciate the Black Belts time they put in as well. You can tell they are very proud of their style and are willing to take the time to teach it correctly. Great job and the video and the double promotion!
This was SO GOOD! I got goose bumps at the end! This one seemed 10x harder than any other challenge you've gone through so far, and not only that but you had to present to a panel of judges too 😅 Well done, and I'm glad to hear you're sticking with it!
Hi from a female Tang Soo Do Student! 👋🏻 ( It’s also known as Korean Karate & father to TKD 🥋) This brings back memories of my first white belt test 3 years ago! I’m currently a red belt 2 stripes/1st Gup & preparing for my black belt in the next 1-3 years, depending on how many pre tests it takes for me to be ready for my black belt test. It’s a long journey, but so worth it! Tang Soo Do is my sanity 3 days a week! Like you found and amazing bunch of people, I’ve found my crew of supportive, kind, and people that PUSH you when it gets hard because THEY HAVE BEEN THERE AND GET IT! Keep going girl! It’s a journey that will give you more than you could ever imagine! ❤️ Bowing in respect to another female warrior! 🥋❤️
Bth. What she does there is shit form and 0 powa behind it. I have never seen such a bad form what else to excpect from crapmaricans. Also i didnt finish my blackbelt but know anything till the 3th dan. Idk i see to many mistakes.
Fellow Tang Soo Do Student! Got my white belt a month after I started. I wanted to get my yellow belt after two months but failed the evaluation. I was so angry, fustrated and disappointed. But I scheduled almost every single day to work out at home while 2 days in practice. Im going to take another test this Saturday. Wish me luck! I will say that though I really want my Yellow belt, I’m still proud of my White Belt. Will never regret how much this beginning stage pushed me into becoming the greatest thing ever. A fighter, a leader, a badass b*tch , but more importantly a life long student. God Bless! Tang Soo Do✊🏾
This video is extremely well done and the amount of effort put not only in the content itself but the editing as well is incredible. I really enjoyed watching this and hope to see more videos like this come from you in the future. :)
Gonna admit I was a bit intimidated by the video length but then it just pulled me in. It was impressive and touching, I'm glad you've found such a great keeper! Best wishes on the continued journey (and next test! 화이팅~), it really shows that everyone was having fun with you around.
Hi Kize! I'm a Karate Blue Belt and i can say that with your Tukong experience you also have learned even parts of other martial arts aswell, of course Tukong shares similarities with Taekwondo etc, i find interesting that Tukong and Karate have similar punches like the way you put your other hand next your waist, and many kicks are similar also with some blocks, the weapons in Tukong are also similar to Kobudo like the Nunchuks and the staff or the Bo in Kobudo
Most _"traditional"_ Korean martial arts have their origins in the Japanese occupation. *Tang Soo Do* for example is essentially Shotokan Karate with Korea's spectacular kicks added. The Nippon overlords forbade the practice of actual historical Korean styles and many died out, sadly. Tukong Moosul only came into being in 1945 just after the occupation ended. There's some RU-vid videos on *Taekkyeon* which is a much older art.
@@amk8411 Several Taekkyon masters had survived, and after WW2, 5 Kwan were created, 3 from Taekkyon, 1 from Shotokan, 1 from Wushu. Then they've been absorbed into the Taekwondo World Federation, but it's roots are old and it survived somehow...
This is absolutely amazing As your subscriber I feel super proud of you You literally motivated and inspired me to get up and try out all those things I've wished to do but never had the determination you're the best kize😘
Such a wonderful video! Thank you for doing this. As a 6th degree black belt, I must say that I was very impressed. You have such a kind and honest heart full of honor. Well done!!!
I’m a kung fu instructor and have won a fair share of championships but, I’m still learning to be a Great RU-vidr like you Kize 🙏🏼 there’s always something to improve. Awesome video as always 🌎🔥❤️🔥⚡️🥊
Well as a huge martial arts lover, this video caught my attention and i was looking forward to it. You did not disappoint at all. Very impressed, you can be so proud of yourself. However since you like martial arts and challenges, i was wondering...if you would do more challenges like this, but in different styles. Def a thumbs up, and sub from me, Greetings from The Netherlands, keep up the good work !
I started taekwondo last Wednesday and couldn’t believe how happy I was when I did that first class. I’m anxious and scared of my future but I know God got my back. Watching you just hyped me up for my next class. Amazing video 🔥🔥
I've taken tea kwan do for years, and have gotten my black belt, even then, I never feel confident. tkd can teach basics, but if you want to improve, work, if u want to learn to fight, spar, get hurt, cry, and improve
...fun to watch. It helped me get a little better idea of what Tukong Moosul is all about. I live in Seoul and one of my students practices TM so this intro. will help I think to help me talk to him about his art (in English). Personally, I prefer the southern Chinese and Okinawan versions of the martial arts...but the most important thing is probably that you enjoy whatever it is that you do. Nice to see too that your school has so many instructors and students...here in Korea, because of the "virus" many smaller schools are really struggling.
Hey thanks for this! First episode I've seen from your channel. I became a black belt in Taekwondo when I was about 12 or 13 but had to quit not too long after because of family situations. I'm strongly considering starting at the local Jiujitsu school, and your video has got me pumped!
'' A black belt is just a white belt who never quit '' - love that quote as always you keep surprising us. You even skipped a belt! thanks for take the tame an record your challenges you inspire all of us good luck un your upcomming belt test!!
Congrats! I decided to start karate as a gift for myself at 39. Well, I participated in my son's first class to encourage him to get over his shyness, and fell in love. I'm an overweight mom training with advanced kids, and that is a little intimidating. Especially for pushups. But with the next belt in mind, I am less focused on the physical goals and more on growth. Thank you for this. It was encouraging to see what hard work and dedication can get you.
this video truly touched me, your persistence and dedication was truly inspiring. the way you absorbed all the training was remarkable. so proud & want to get into martial arts even more now after watching this !!! i liked how you were serious, but always had a good/fun time! hope you are doing well! mad respect ☯👏🏼
This is the first of your videos I have seen and it is so incredibly impressive: your attitude, your existing and improved-upon skills, the supportive environment of Tukong. I really enjoyed this. I feel like a lot of youtubers do superficial "I tried X for 30 days" videos but it's obvious how much dedication and respect you went into this with. Really inspiring.
You killed it. Tons of fun to watch. As an second Dan in tkd. I learned nothing about the philosophy of the sport and can see that this is a way more advanced art and life form from Korea. Thank you so much for making this video!!!!!!
This was really inspiring , I've been training in taekwondo for year now ,I love my Taekwondo school. The people there are amazing and because of them supporting me and pushing me to do better, I got first in district's, and now have a district champion tittle.
Damn. Double Promotion in just 30 days. Your skills are amazing. I practice karate and I have my first brown belt, but your form is AT LEAST on par with my form. Stick with it. It's not only physical training, but also training for the soul!
I do Taekwondo 🥋 and I am currently prepping for my belt test in which I will be double testing in October. You’re very inspiring. I am a yellow belt now and going for my green belt.
Just found this and am really glad I did. I've studied a couple of different styles and I feel a key ingredient to a good martial art is working on the spirit as much as the punch. The physical is way to get your mind both free and focussed. Also the positive support from the upper belts was on full display and truly inspiring to see. Thank you again for taking this adventure and sharing it with the world.
Thanks a ton for this video. My brother used to show me his Karate techniques. He used to fight in tournaments and won many trophies. I was therefore excited to try martial arts with Capoeira being at the top of that list. This video was very educational and inspiring
At least unlike so many people you know that Taekwondo and Tang Soo Do which are really the same art just with a different name or both Korean karate.It kills me when people say Karate VS Taekwondo lol.
This is such an amazing achievement, to learn kicks, punches, stances, weapons, breakfalls and memorise mutiple forms so well that you double promote in only 30 days? That is incredibly impressive. As someone who has trained in marrial arts for a long time I am amazed at your ability to pick up forms so quickly.
She is so good! Her kicks are so solid and high. When she first started, I was like, “She’s only a white belt?” And then the belt test, wow. Solid forms. Double promotion is right. She’s got the stance and structure down solid. Even a triple promotion would not have surprised me. I’m just so impressed. The instructors must have been great, too.
Wow. This was so well done. Your skill as mentioned seems way more advanced and is attributed to your previous TKD training I’m guessing. You sincerely seem like a natural and I really hope you continue the journey.
I found your channel today, it was such a blessing, i went through all your videos, you're so talented! I too have a lot of hobbies, but i just gave up uploading and trying, it was so hard but your videos motivated me so much today. Thank you so much
I don't know why, but watching this made me tear up. Maybe because I see a young girl learning some skills that she might have to use one day because the world is not always safe when it ought to be. Martial arts has been my life for many years. You have just started on the journey and who knows where it will lead. All the best.
Thank you for presenting this challenge. Your every challenge motivates me to attempt something new and explore the world. I am highly curious to acquire new skills, learning new languages and exploring new things just like you. However, currently, I am 16 years old, and my family's financial situation does not allow me to do so. Additionally, I am occupied with studies. Nevertheless, I am determined that I will fulfill all my aspirations soon, and I vow to put my best effort into it.화이팅 🔥🔥🔥
It's so cool watching this! I started my martial arts journey about 5 months ago studying taekwondo under a Grand Master and founder of our organization. Now I work for the school as the assistant program director. It was fascinating seeing how similar what she is learning to what we teach in our organization. Congrats to her!!
Hiii kize, i really love your video. The idea of learning new things in 30 days is just so cool🔥🔥. Just curious tho, how do you balance your schoolwork or other obligation while doing these challenges?? Thankyouu
@@KizeBae Keep up the great work Kize. I hope you become a grandmaster of this wonderful martial art. Jeet Kune Do would also be a great style for you to learn as well.
What an absolutely fabulous job you did in 30 days. I found the ending very emotional. I hope you keep it up and reap the benefits of this martial art. Congratulations 😊
12:08 I love this! Thank you for making this video. Since I moved away from my martial arts school that I used to go to this is the one school I have actually found this exciting. All the weapons work I love how they do this. And the rolls. Just everything about it. I still hope that my old school will somehow continue to let me train to get my black sash but I would love to be a student here.
If you're training a martial art at a dojo that has little to no sparring, get the hell out of there. If you want to learn to defend yourself properly, you need to be pressure tested. All of this open air stuff will just make you over confident. A real opponent isn't going to strike once then stop coming at you so you can use a 'move' on them. Full body-low/no face attack sparring is going to actually help you if a scary situation actually happens. In 30 days it looks like they barely had you even touch another person, let alone actually try to fight. I hate to see people getting into martial arts without ever actually sparring for years at a time, then thinking they can actually protect themselves.
@@MrGhostface85yeah it's so crazy. I remember my first time sparring dutch kickboxing, I was humbled so fast. Most ppl like that drop out. Only like 10 months in now do I feel like I am somewhat ok at fighting, but still need ALOT of work. It's funny because ppl come to our gym saying they wanna have a fight in a couple months lmao 🤣🤣🤣
@@thelaundryman9287 Dutch kickboxing is a legit striking art and 10 months will make you feel like you’re in the matrix against the average person. In my BJJ gym, we come across a couple of cocky guys every now & then and they find out real quick that they overestimated their abilities. We make sure they roll with the 16-year old scrawny blue belt that taps them 2-3 times in a roll to have them questioning themselves.
I have been in martial arts since 201q, belive me or not, I have never heard of anything like Tukong . The discipline , the dedication and the training they gave you really moved me. It made me feel like my Class isn't good enough for me.
You know, I have been training in various martial arts for 20 years and I am the owner and head instructor of a similar martial arts school. Throughout this video, there were many moments where I was very impressed with your drive, passion, respect, and aptitude. Making a mistake derails most students during testing, and I agree with Master Ali that it was pretty outstanding to see that barely phase you. You have the qualities and the drive to make a great martial artist and teacher one day, so it was sad seeing this challenge finished. Best of luck to you.
You can't really call or claim something "traditional" if the founder is still alive or only recently passed. Traditional has to go back countless decades or centuries. Also, except for Taekkyon, there is no such thing as a "traditional" Korean martial art. Every modern Korean art except for the latter only goes back to 1944 and after and is based on Japanese systems. Tang Soo Do was founded in 1944 by Won Kuk Lee who was a student of Shotokan karate. Kong Soo Do was Koreanized Shudokan karate. Kumdo comes from Kendo. Hapkido comes from Daito-ryu Aikijutsu. Taekwondo (founded circa 1956/57, not 2000 years ago) is based on Tang Soo Do and Kong Soo Do. Hwarang-do and Kuk Sool Won have roots in Hapkido, thus Daito-ryu ancestry. Did the Koreans add some things of their own? Yes. But those Japanese roots are still in there. During the Japanese occupation on the Korean peninsula the Korean arts were outlawed. However, they were allowed to train in Japanese systems. To me this looks like a mix of Hapkido and Taekwondo with some Okinawan Matayoshi Kobudo (weapons) thrown in. I find it hard to believe that it's a martial art that _"that had no specific name"_ and goes back 1200 years. Its like TSD and TKD claiming to be 2000 years old when we now know it was created by Korean masters who had trained in Japan during the 1930s and 40s. For the record I'm not saying that neither the people who practice this system or the art itself aren't legit. It's just that history-wise I'd be cautious about believing it at face value based on what we now know about the history of modern Korean arts and especially when there's only one source. It's a well known fact that many Koreans left South Korea as 2nd or 3rd Dan and once their plane landed in the west were 6th Dan or above. Not saying the grandmaster of this art did it, just that it did with others. I say that as someone with over 3 decades of experience in both Korean martial arts and jiu-jitsu. I grew up hearing about my arts' histories which were later proven to be untrue. By the way, it's nunchaku not nunchucks. Also the belt system (and uniform) was created by judo in the 1880s. It's not centuries old and each belt doesn't have any philosophical meaning.
@Lucas Alves Karate is actually a Chinese Martial arts tracing back to White Crane Kung Fu, after the war they were trying to push the Japanese identity and to do that karate the name was born. There was no uniform if you look back to the original masters of karate they wore white tshirts and black pants or old Chinese clothes. The time where the founder of Shotokan brought over the system to Japan he was asked to make it more Japanese and that is where he met Kano the founder of Judo and he suggested they started using the karate Gi which is a lighter version of the Judo Gi. The best system was also adopted from the Judo system. So anyone claiming there is a spiritual meaning to these ranks is full of it. Which is also why karate is really called karate do and judo is called ju do. Originally judo is just several forms of jujutsu merged together to make Kano jujutsu but being after war times they wanted to make martial arts less "martial" or war like so the term "do" was used instead. Jutsu means skill, do means philsophy. Other words you may be familiar with is kendo sword philosophy as opposed to kenjutsu. "Gichin Funakoshi (1868-1957), founder of Shotokan style and widely recognized as the father of modern karate, in an effort to make karate more accepted by the Japanese people and further spread the art in mainland Japan, decided to adopt the belt and ranking system from Judo."
You inspired me today! Thank you so much❤️ I am going to work on my hobbies are well and stay dedicated like you. Thank you again Kize I'm your fan now 😊
Hi Kize, I am looking to learn Korean and have been practicing writing and reading hangul for about two weeks now. Is there a tool or place you might know to recommend for speeding up my learning process? If not, no worries. I enjoy this channel very much! Have a great day!
That's awesome! Unfortunately I'm fluent so I'm not sure what resources are out there, but I'd recommend finding someone to converse with (once you progress a little more) if possible. Fastest way to learn a language!
@Kize Bae, I’m a karate black belt 2nd dan in shotokan karate in the United Kingdom, I’ve just watched your training and testing for your martial art, I know you have trained in Taekwondo and put many hours practicing for your grading, you were confident, respectful, demonstrating powerful blocks, devastating strikes, punches and kicks, the fluidity of your kata was exceptional ! as a Sensei I would easily double grade you on this occasion, I’ve seen your other videos particularly learning to play drums, which is one of my hobbies, I would sincerely urge you to continue training in martial arts you have a gift a hidden talent, it would be a shame not to share with other girls, you would be at my dojo a black belt and Sensei with in 4 years, and congratulations on passing your testing/ grading, I am Sensei Kate from England oss
I did my time of karate, 20 years ago. With and without my old bo staff. But, nevertheless, the skills and values you learn in martial arts stay with you for life. My old karate uniform, belts, and my old bo staff are forever representations of a grand chapter of my life.... ❤❤
Very interesting to watch and see a different martial arts style. I was surprised to see that this look very very similar to the training I do in Shotokan karate. Great job with your hard work and determination to train.
As a black belt martial artist I was ready to be offended, mis-reading that you did a black belt test in 30 days. In the style I practice (Eskrima-Kali-Arnis) we usually do 3 months of training to Yellow belt, then 6 months to Green, 1 year to Red... However, 30 days of training is appropriate for 1st coloured belts, as long as you train thoughtfully, diligently & intensely. Good job!
Wildly different from the jiu jitsu video.. it's interesting to see some more traditional style martial arts. I live in Korea and had never heard of this style. How do you compare this with jiu jitsu? Also out of all the skills you've tried, are you sticking with any, or have you found any passions?
I think what you're doing is awesome, and empowering yourself with an additional martial art is a tool that will follow you forever. I've been at it 9 years now, been a black belt for the last 3 years, BUT I wouldn't have allowed you to test after 30 days. I get it, you're doing this for your channel, and kudos to you, I wish your channel the best of luck. The reason being, 30 days is not enough to have the basics (stances, strikes, blocks, etc.) of the system ingrained into you; the basics of any system take time to get. Don't get me wrong, you having a good martial arts background helps a lot but you need to ask yourself, are you doing yourself a disservice for testing so fast? I like the fact you dedicated yourself going up to two times a day, it shows you weren't doing this just for brownie points. I also like the fact that you videoed yourself making mistakes and wasn't ashamed or embarrassed about showing those mistakes; you just kept going and it shows dedication. Your parents raised you well, and I think you will go far in life.
Thank you for sharing this story. I really enjoyed watching it. It's good to see there are dojo's out there with such a dedication to the martial art instead of being a money machine.
i really loved all the hard work you putted in , I am currently an orange belt , and I just wanted to say that I am deeply touched by your hard work, consideration and focus . LOVE YOUR CONTENT BTW
congrats on 100k subscribers, Kize!!! I'm not a super early subscriber but seeing you grow from low tens of thousands to 100k and beyond is pretty cool! Keep at it!
I have been actively learning the martial arts since 1982. There’s so much to learn in this world that I will never consider myself a master yet I will always consider myself to be a perpetual learner
Although I am seeing this 10 months after you made this video, I will say it has been possibly the best and most inspiring video I have seen this year. Congrats on skipping a belt as well.
I have never heard of this martial art until I saw this video. I’m almost 35 and I started training Jeet Kune Do since September 2023. I have my first rank test this weekend and I’m looking forward to it! I want to know more about Tukong! Thank you for this video and congratulations for your double promotion!
The LOVE is REAL! They even have a group photo ... including YOU ... on their website ❤. "You are a gift to us..." when they said that you, i was struck to the core. Happy for you.
I am new to the Content I had a bunch of years in the Martial sciences and was impressed with your hard work look forward to see more of your Journey congrats on the progression of your art and thanks for sharing it with us here.
You might want to try the Chuck Norris system it has different variations does Jiu Jitsu combined in it as well there's Judo there's Taekwondo as well all of these things form the Chuck Norris system
Been practicing Kenpo/Tang Soo Do and currently Hapkido for over 20 years and must say, its becomes built in and you never want to stop learning other arts. Very nice.
i do itf and wtf taekwondo and boxing. I dont do it for all of that philosophy and stuff, but i do it mainly to get better at fighting. Ive been bullied when i was younger and I use that anger as a fuel to keep improving my skills. But this video gave me a new eye. The meditation was new. Maybe I dont need to fight with anger, but with peace.
