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Kodakon Judo 2nd degree black (Nidan), Sport Judo, not into competition. Life member United States Judo Assoc. Been in JUDO since 1983.
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| Warren Faber | 04/13/04 | 10 | 10 | 10 | 10 | Thanks a lot... a great answer. |
Linda, There are SEVERAL martial arts federations & associations representing the various arts. You asked a question and I answered it how OUR association (The United States Judo Association) would
Danny, First, the smart martial artists fights ONLY as a last resort. If there is an escape, take it because once you get into a physical fight you've given up control of the situation. You never know
It sounds like you found a Dojo that has way too many students for the number of Senseis. You seem to already realize that a new student needs some personalized instruction for a while till he is getting
Matthew, THAT is a hard question. It really depends on many variables. Mainly, what are the capabilities of my opponent, his size compared to yours, his physical strength. When your opponent has committed
Matthew, I'm 53 and feeling old age approaching like a 450lb Sumo coming at me... I was never into formal competition, just within the Dojo. But, you know your strengths and limitations better than
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