Sell me on hapkido

[Prone]

I didn't imply that, as IIF said. I just took what you said about wrestling and that's about it: First hand experience should show you what to do. And why would I be in trouble anyway?

It's all about being well-rounded in both aspects.

[Kengashui]

Well Prone, SOME people on this forum tend to uh...whats the phrase...oh yeah! JUMP RIGHT FUCKING DOWN YOUR THROAT. I did not want you to have to deal with that, because I am having a hard time being polite when there are so many curt gentleman around.

and IIF, I don't expect to be a "master" of any sort, I only have about 3-4 years to focus solely on Muay Thai, before I'll have to move on to Judo, since I want to start it a little before I am 30. Hell, I don't expect to be even close to the best by then, I just want to have all of the moves down, know how and when to use them, good footwork, the whole nine yards. I certainly don't expect to be an expert, just a little bit better than being competent.

[Diesel_tke]

I think you have a good plan, personally. Train in muay Thai and then just see what happens. Life makes all kinds of twists and turns. Take that first step, it's the hardest.

[Kengashui]

thanks diesel, I will certainly see it through to the aforementioned point.

[Prone]

I've been here for quite a while and I think I can handle it ;)

But Diesel is right: The first step is always the hardest. Go for it :)