Martial Arts
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It depends which style of Karate do you want to train.
Taekwondo is really good. I trained it for a year or so and I liked it but it's true you may be umm.. a bit too old to start
it's not a sport, it's Korean martial art. Taekwondo WTF was created for sport issues, olimpics etc. but Takekwondo ITF is still a martial arts (its not just about kicking). Anyway you have to be really agile to be good in Taekwondo. Your tall, if I was you I would do some kickboxing, muay thai, boxing etc. If you want something more spiritual Wing Chun is a missed idea. It's nothing spiritual in it. I trained Ving Tsun which is similar, and it's not that great as they say. It also looks gay and doesn't fit anybody except Asians 
To be honest spiritual martial arts are usually weak on the streets, they're being practiced just as a hobby unless you're talking about Muay thai, some styles of Karate and Taekwondo. Grappling is really nice when you're in semi-dangerous situation. It's better to perform a painful armlock than to kick somebody's ass.
P.S. There's Polish blood running thru your veins man It's better than Karate, Boxing and all stuff like that. Don't practice anything as it'll only confuse your kick ass natural talent
Taekwondo is really good. I trained it for a year or so and I liked it but it's true you may be umm.. a bit too old to start
it's not a sport, it's Korean martial art. Taekwondo WTF was created for sport issues, olimpics etc. but Takekwondo ITF is still a martial arts (its not just about kicking). Anyway you have to be really agile to be good in Taekwondo. Your tall, if I was you I would do some kickboxing, muay thai, boxing etc. If you want something more spiritual Wing Chun is a missed idea. It's nothing spiritual in it. I trained Ving Tsun which is similar, and it's not that great as they say. It also looks gay and doesn't fit anybody except Asians To be honest spiritual martial arts are usually weak on the streets, they're being practiced just as a hobby unless you're talking about Muay thai, some styles of Karate and Taekwondo. Grappling is really nice when you're in semi-dangerous situation. It's better to perform a painful armlock than to kick somebody's ass.P.S. There's Polish blood running thru your veins man
It's better than Karate, Boxing and all stuff like that. Don't practice anything as it'll only confuse your kick ass natural talent 
This is a hobby, Im doing it for the fitness and health aspects as well as for fun.
Ive done Muai Thai for years, I can fight, Ive had many a street fights in my time, so thats not my reason for studying martial arts. Im sick of Muai Thai, Ive mastered it as much as I want to, there are only so many moves you can learn, and at the end of the day in the street a couple strong punches and the guy is down, no fancy martial arts needed.
Im deadly with a bottle of Wyborowa in my hand
Ive done Muai Thai for years, I can fight, Ive had many a street fights in my time, so thats not my reason for studying martial arts. Im sick of Muai Thai, Ive mastered it as much as I want to, there are only so many moves you can learn, and at the end of the day in the street a couple strong punches and the guy is down, no fancy martial arts needed.
P.S. There's Polish blood running thru your veins man It's better than Karate, Boxing and all stuff like that. Don't practice anything as it'll only confuse your kick ass natural talent
It's better than Karate, Boxing and all stuff like that. Don't practice anything as it'll only confuse your kick ass natural talent
How's your training guys?
Last week I took 4rd place (out of about 40 people in my category) in a Judo amateur championship (up to 5kyu).
Funny thing is I never trained Judo.
I did some Ju-jitsu and had some grappling on JKD and Shidokan but damn.. lol
My friend was starting in a pro championship and hooked me up for amateurs. It was a good decision to participate.
I got tired as fuck, it's more exhausting than any other martial arts I fought in so I couldn't make it in the last fight.
I nearly passed out but I'm proud of myself
Last week I took 4rd place (out of about 40 people in my category) in a Judo amateur championship (up to 5kyu).
Funny thing is I never trained Judo.
I did some Ju-jitsu and had some grappling on JKD and Shidokan but damn.. lol
My friend was starting in a pro championship and hooked me up for amateurs. It was a good decision to participate.
I got tired as fuck, it's more exhausting than any other martial arts I fought in so I couldn't make it in the last fight.
I nearly passed out but I'm proud of myself
How's your training guys?
Last week I took 4rd place (out of about 40 people in my category) in a Judo amateur championship (up to 5kyu).
Funny thing is I never trained Judo.
I did some Ju-jitsu and had some grappling on JKD and Shidokan but damn.. lol
My friend was starting in a pro championship and hooked me up for amateurs. It was a good decision to participate.
I got tired as fuck, it's more exhausting than any other martial arts I fought in so I couldn't make it in the last fight.
I nearly passed out but I'm proud of myself
Last week I took 4rd place (out of about 40 people in my category) in a Judo amateur championship (up to 5kyu).
Funny thing is I never trained Judo.
I did some Ju-jitsu and had some grappling on JKD and Shidokan but damn.. lol
My friend was starting in a pro championship and hooked me up for amateurs. It was a good decision to participate.
I got tired as fuck, it's more exhausting than any other martial arts I fought in so I couldn't make it in the last fight.
I nearly passed out but I'm proud of myself
normally I did Taekwondo ITF but I decided to try various different martial arts and that's what I really enjoy.
I'm looking for something that will fit me best.
Currently I train 4days/week at a modern Karate/MMa-like dojo called Sei Budokai.
It's a really interesting style as it's a combination of full contact Karate, Brasilian Ju-jitsu and Judo.
One of our sparrings:
@menace: Judo is a martial art and sport in one.
I'm looking for something that will fit me best.
Currently I train 4days/week at a modern Karate/MMa-like dojo called Sei Budokai.
It's a really interesting style as it's a combination of full contact Karate, Brasilian Ju-jitsu and Judo.
One of our sparrings:
@menace: Judo is a martial art and sport in one.
In my opinion Judo has NOTHING at all 2 do with material art.....material arts is basically a 'new' sport, that was created through countless movies and therefor inspirate by different styles. But in my opinion every 'sport' or mindset that has 100s of years of history like Judo or karate shouldn't be called material arts, at least not if you take them serious. Wouldn't u agree?
you mean martial arts? ^^
I don't know what material art is
actually there's no sport/martial art that has like 100s of years.
Karate we train today is less than 100 years old, same with Judo. Muay Thai is created from Muay Boran but still Muay Thai we train today is not 100s of years old.
Taekwondo, Kickboxing, everything is less than 100 years old.
Western boxing or Ju-jitsu are older but still they totally differed from those we train today.
I don't know what material art is
actually there's no sport/martial art that has like 100s of years.
Karate we train today is less than 100 years old, same with Judo. Muay Thai is created from Muay Boran but still Muay Thai we train today is not 100s of years old.
Taekwondo, Kickboxing, everything is less than 100 years old.
Western boxing or Ju-jitsu are older but still they totally differed from those we train today.