"mcdojo" is a term people use for a martial arts school that is only in it for the money and could care less how well trained their students are. Commonly mcdojos have high prices, frequent testings, and low standards for black belts. Some mcdojos are taught by people who have little or no martial experiance at all, and just trick people into thinking they do and charge them for classes.
I'm not worrying Im simply asking if it's normal out of curiosity. I don't plan to train judo anytime soon just simply wondering.
It's a subjective, conceptual term. Most people use it in a common way, and most understand the concept whether they agree on the subjective part or not, though it's really hard to nail it down to a list of criteria (as is true of many concepts).
With some variation, that's similar to what I remember from the NGAA - first belt was reasonably quick (6 weeks sounds about right), and at least a year at brown (last before black). My times were longer than average at all of those.
how the **** would that even happen? But yeah, finishing white belt just means you practiced breakfalls.
Okay, I'll pull the "disagree". What I was disagreeing with was the "any school" part of it.
Hey, you're more than free to disagree if you like. I actually think that, of all the people, you've clicked disagree the most on my posts. I use a sarcastic type of humor which is hard to convey online.
That's why I cleared the rating. I didn't catch the sarcasm.
