Post the McDojoest youtubes you got

**goodlun** · Posted On: 9/23/2012 11:12pm

Originally Posted by KiwiPhil889

One thing that really puzzles me , esp when watching the poor form guys, is HOW can the 7th dan etc etc kicks/punches be soooo poor?? Surely after a certain length of time they would at least develope some accidental crispness or something?? But its like watching first day beginners. How can everyone else applaude the board breaking guy just above?? His technique was just horrible in so many ways!! and hes a fucking 7th dan!!

Just imagine how bad their form/technique must be

**Skummer** · Posted On: 9/24/2012 9:51am

Those wmaa guys.. wow. Their "freestyle" seems to consist solely of low block - random kick back and forth ad infinitum. I don't understand how these people aren't seeing other TKD on the interwebs and realizing how crappy their system looks.

**W. Rabbit** · Posted On: 9/24/2012 10:05am

Originally Posted by SRQJudo

Watch this 7th Dan give those deadly boards hell!

Gotta appreciate the single Youtube comment made over the last 9 months.

HAAAHAAAAHAAAHAAA!
7th degree black belt in what, arts and crafts?

16 hours ago..must be from a Bullshido viewer.

**sklart** · Posted On: 9/24/2012 7:43pm

i just feel so bad for the people who spend time and money training this kind of stuff. must be such a crazy feeling when they go to a real MA gym for the first time.

**Dracula** · Posted On: 9/24/2012 9:18pm

I want to see Headmaster Dealy teach a class. All of my teachers have been incredibly specific about technique, and all of his students move just like him. Surely this is on purpose, right? Does he specifically tell them to lean over when they kick? Does he only teach the "low block -> (???) kick" combination in sparring? "Don't use your hips, kicking power comes from sticking your butt out. Lean over more."

I would give anything to hear him discuss technique.

**alex** · Posted On: 9/24/2012 9:25pm

yeah its actually kind of unbelievable that these people can watch that sparring, and then actually clap for the people involved. i just... wow. i dunno.

**Israfel** · Posted On: 9/24/2012 11:46pm

Originally Posted by Dracula

I would give anything to hear him discuss technique.

Email the dude, try not to come across as offensive or whatever, see what he has to say! The rest of us are genuinely fascinated too

**jn1996** · Posted On: 9/25/2012 8:00am

Originally Posted by Alex

yeah its actually kind of unbelievable that these people can watch that sparring, and then actually clap for the people involved. i just... wow. i dunno.

Yeah I think what happens when you are in a system like that, is as you go through the ranks, you become quite deluded by what they teach you. I can't attest to the reasoning in this system, but in the system that I was in, if you didn't clap, express proper admiration, or questioned the techniques of the masters, there would be hell to pay. But as seen in the videos with all of the black belts, by that point, you can probably bet the house that they really do believe in their own superiority & greatness & aren't questioning technique. Anyone questioning them probably would have gotten weeded out early on.

**goodlun** · Posted On: 9/25/2012 11:09am

Originally Posted by jn1996

Anyone questioning them probably would have gotten weeded out early on.

I don't know if it is so much them being weeded out as you know being smart enough to leave.

**jn1996** · Posted On: 9/25/2012 11:46am

Originally Posted by goodlun

I don't know if it is so much them being weeded out as you know being smart enough to leave.

Good point & I agree with you. The instructors who I knew didn't see it that way, though. Funny how once you are indoctrinated into a system like that, how differently you view reality. Like in the Antarctica video. People from outside their system probably look at that video & see a guy demonstrating what a penguin would look like having a seizure; the people within the system probably see excellent kata.