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Posted On:
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steal his students after humiliating him in a gong sau.
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Not over zealous, but just zealous enough. 病気の粗悪品
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3/16/2006 9:45am
Style: Okinawan Karate--
The guy himself busted ass for three years to get to where he could half assed pass a shodan test. Most other systems he would have passed with flying colors. He was a 5th dan in the system he was in. In the organization I belong to there are very few big dojos. Most of us just train ourselves and have maybe 4 or 5 student.
Originally Posted by Jitsuman
My system is not a McDojo system I assure you. The attitude that one individual represents a whole group is the only reason I even agree to teach him.
The attitude that one individual taints a whole system is like saying I met an Englishman who was an ass hole.... Englishmen are ass holes. The logic doesn't fly. When this guy passed his test, he was better than most 5th dans in most systems.
But, he got his piece of paper and quit training.
A black belt in any system doesn’t mean **** if you stop training.Last edited by Rhamma; 3/16/2006 9:48am at .
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Not over zealous, but just zealous enough. 病気の粗悪品
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3/16/2006 9:56am
Style: Okinawan Karate--
Okay, I'm not going to get in a debate with you on this.
Originally Posted by Jitsuman
I didn't say the guy couldn't fight. He can fight, but when I say he “sucks” what I am saying is he is not up to the professional level that is expected of yudansha in my system. He can probably whip most people, but he is not at the level that I feel he should be. -
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He'll flip ya!
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I think if you love your art you should continue to train with him and hope he doesn't wussout on you
Also what sort of powers does the head of your org. have over who can wear a patch or be able to call themselves members of the Orginasation ?If fatso quits on you you may want to consider going behind his back to the 'head guy and stab him in the back[img=http://img205.imageshack.us/img205/2364/8026700123940loij9.th.jpg]
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Posted On:
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This guy is not your student and you are not his teacher. You have no business affiliation with him, either. Thus, this is not your business but the business of the people who gave him the "Black Belt" affiliation.
Talk to your organization and see whether you can get the go-ahead to either beat him down or build him up. If they won't do/allow anything and/or you won't talk to them, stay the **** out of it. You then have a choice to quit them or grin and bear it. If you quit, you can then beat him down or build him up on your own time.



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Not over zealous, but just zealous enough. 病気の粗悪品
Posted On:
3/16/2006 9:16am
Style: Okinawan Karate
When a McDojo is close to home