Kung fu tournament:

[Sgt. Puntang]

That's sounds cool. How many people were in the tournament, total?

[Miguksaram]

Whose Mike's or mine? There were a little over 300 hundred at ours. (Jeremy says as he duck's Mike's wimpy little throw):p

By the way..I found a new torture...I had to judge the 6 and under colored belt forms/breaking/sparring. If I see one more hammer fist/axe kick break, I'm going to puke?

Jeremy M. Talbott
http://www.homestead.com/koreanma/index.html
http://www.geocities.com/jns1994/MSA.html

[Michael]

Tell me about it.

[jkd_fighter]

hey miguk, what style of tkd do you? what kind style of tournament was it?

[Miguksaram]

It was an open tournament (though the majority were TKD participants) sparring was WTF rules (did I just hear a bunch of people cringe and grit their teeth?) :). We study both traditional and olympics style TKD at our school.

Jeremy M. Talbott
http://www.homestead.com/koreanma/index.html
http://www.geocities.com/jns1994/MSA.html

[Michael]

damn, chipped a tooth.....

[Miguksaram]

ha.ha.ha...You know the sad part of watching the TKD sparring matches is that there are some talented athletes and good fighters that if they actually developed a more rounded curriculm (I'm not saying all TKD fighters are like this, but the majority), they would be some awsome martial artists. Trouble is they show up simply to do sparring and nothing else.

Jeremy M. Talbott
http://www.homestead.com/koreanma/index.html
http://www.geocities.com/jns1994/MSA.html

[xantidote]

Yeah we do the same thing but you can hit the head, just not the face, I'd love to see that video

Way to cauliflower those ears up!