having troubles

[ackks10]

Originally Posted by Manny

I have a very demanding job (ans streessfull too) and believe the time I have for myself is for my family and the kenpo/TKD classes.

I would have to not worry about the time and keep working on the techs in the kenpo class., if I need twice the time what the h..... don't you think?

I only have to worry to show up the class every weeks and do my best.

Manny

wait a min, did i read this right, you do TKD and Kenpo it has to Parker kenpo from what i read, not that there's anything wrong with TKD but the 2 don't go together,stay with one( kenpo )

[Manny]

Originally Posted by ackks10

wait a min, did i read this right, you do TKD and Kenpo it has to Parker kenpo from what i read, not that there's anything wrong with TKD but the 2 don't go together,stay with one( kenpo )

It's silly but let me tell you why I am learning Kenpo. I've been in TKD since 1983, I got my shodan in 1987, in 1992 or so I droped TKD and did severall things and in may 2007 I return to TKD. TKD has changed for me since the old days, now is a nice full contact kicking sport, however for me TKD is more a sport oriented and in my TKD Dojang my master does not teach self defense in a regular basis, so I think Kenpo is more street self defense oriented and that's why I am learning Kenpo but not drop TKD.

I am training TKD twice per week and I am learning kenpo twice per week, Kenpo has been very refreshing I am learning alot, I have my kicks from TKD and now I am improving my hand techs in Kenpo.

Manny