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Posted On:
2/26/2009 8:02pm
Style: Tae Kwon Do--
Well man as long as youre training hard and not just going through the motions TKD will keep you in great shape you just wont be getting huge in the process. You will get a lot of good lean muscle though if you actually manage to get off the couch and keep up with your work out. In the end man you just gotta want it. I think though once you break your "seal" so to speak youll remember why you started and keep up with it. But just like KOD said, you do need a measure of both TKD and Gym if you wanna make the most of your time.
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Posted On:
2/28/2009 9:20pm
Style: Long Fist Boxing--
just work in both for your schedule.
i'd also suggest maybe trying out a different school or martial art before you go back to your tae kwon do. if you were so easy to believe there was a 3 month break maybe it's your subconscious saying you are bored. that is my psych 101 analysis haha. -
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2/28/2009 10:30pm
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I understand wher eyour coming from before I ditched TSD I had the same problem dude just go to the gym to get ripped and join muay thai or BJJ instead. training for something that generally doesnt work is a waste of time and money good luck and just do what feels right{ still ditch the TKD or crosstrain.:new_scatt
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Posted On:
3/01/2009 1:12am
Style: FMA--
If you really enjoyed and "loved" TKD so much than why are you asking people to convince you to go bacK? WHat was your goal in taking TKD in the first place? MOst people seem to take an MA for 1 of 3 main reasons 1-learing to fight/defend 2-exercise&fitness 3-artistic interest/"spiritual development". From what you say the gym keeps you in shape. So you're probably not motivated to train in TKD because it's not offering what you're looking for in either fighting skill or artistic interest. Maybe you should try another art. IF it's fighting skills you're looking for TKD may not be the most applicable. Boxing and BJJ are proven for producing fighters.
IF its a personal interest issue maybe you can find an art that is more interesting to you than TKD, sample several arts and pick the one you find most interesting. If you're already in great shape from the gym keep going. If you really want to practice MA you'll be able to shift your schedule to do both. Since I started school full time I started lifting at 5:00AM to give me time to practice and study after school. It sucks & hard to motivate myself sometimes too, but whatever.



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