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New Years Resolutions?
- Thread starter Mr. Smith
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Lost my job at woolies so probably going to work from home doing pcs and the like
Not spend all my months money every month lol
Get my assignments done and keep up the distinctions
Get on the HND and keep up with the work
Try...TRY to be less cheeky/****y or w/e
Sort out my room - its messy
Get to yellow belt green stripe by the end of the year
in tae kwon do
Lost my job at woolies so probably going to work from home doing pcs and the like
Not spend all my months money every month lol
Get my assignments done and keep up the distinctions
Get on the HND and keep up with the work
Try...TRY to be less cheeky/****y or w/e
Sort out my room - its messy
Get to yellow belt green stripe by the end of the year
in tae kwon doname='mrapoc' said:err
Lost my job at woolies so probably going to work from home doing pcs and the like
Not spend all my months money every month lol
Get my assignments done and keep up the distinctions
Get on the HND and keep up with the work
Try...TRY to be less cheeky/****y or w/e
Sort out my room - its messy
Get to yellow belt green stripe by the end of the year
hmmmmm, thinking of your last one there, i might take up shaolin kung fu. Anyone out there do it?
lol
from doing tae kwon do, i can tell you (well in my opinion) a lot of the contact martial arts do cross over in many ways. In my class (at least) we learn a lot of the stuff (or similar) from kung fu, "kickboxing" and karate. Along with stuff from jujitsu etc.
I wouldnt aim for a specific martial art (unless it absolutely kicks arse like muay thai kickboxing) but rather choose from what you have locally. Go for any of the contact ones (karate didnt look too good to me)
from doing tae kwon do, i can tell you (well in my opinion) a lot of the contact martial arts do cross over in many ways. In my class (at least) we learn a lot of the stuff (or similar) from kung fu, "kickboxing" and karate. Along with stuff from jujitsu etc.
I wouldnt aim for a specific martial art (unless it absolutely kicks arse like muay thai kickboxing) but rather choose from what you have locally. Go for any of the contact ones (karate didnt look too good to me)
Mr. Smith
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name='Kempez' said:
Hola
name='nathan' said:
Did shaolin mok gar kung fu for a few years, judo for quite a while, jujitsu too... Then I went to muay thai and got nailed.
Do muay thai, nothing else comes close. BJJ if you fancy more of a wrestling/all round style.
name='mrapoc' said:
Agree with most, but as I said (and you did) muay thaiis the king of striking...
I went to the gym for the first time in a month and did the dreaded strength test and I have to say I did well
squatting/deadlifting close to double my bodyweight (x1.8 
) and everything else was WELL over bodyweight. BEEFCAKE!!! I saw a job the other day for £600 per day! I might be able to do it but its a short term contract... Hmmmage....
Rastalovich
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name='Mr. Smith' said:
Reflecting on it, I think this is the best resolution.
