Can you sum up yur study of MA in one sentence?

[YoungMan]

Thank you sir may I have another!

 

[Cirdan]

Shut up and train

 

[Hyper_Shadow]

I can do it in one word:

Eternal.

 

[Drac]

Here's a hard one for ya. If you had to sum up your study of MA in one sentence, what would it be?

I can do it 3 words Ongoing and Continueous..

 

[JadecloudAlchemist]

Learning to let go of techniques once learned.

 

[Live True]

The more I learn, the less I know; and this is good.

 

[allenjp]

"All I know is I know nothing"

 

[KELLYG]

Martial Arts is a cup once empty, if done properly, will never get full.

 

[bydand]

Bruised, but smiling!

 

[Lynne]

Wish I had started twenty years sooner.

Me too!

 

[Ninebird8]

Adapting to changing conditions in both the art and life while realizing that if I get hit, it is not what my opponent did but what I did not do, sorta like life!

 

[Josh Oakley]

Don't just learn how to defend yoursels, but learn, also to live a life that's worth defending.

 

[lemon_meringue]

I landed on my head and didn't die.

 

[championmarius]

[FONT=&quot]"The Man who is constantly in fear, is every day condemned."

Its the why, and the motivation to get up after every fall, every takedown and every humbling defeat. I will not be condemned by fear.
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[kidswarrior]

An ever-widening upward spiral of

learning ~ applying ~ learning ~ teaching ~ learning

those physical principles which most effectively use the body as fist.​

Or not. :idunno: Could also just be Blood, sweat and tears.

_____

Did some one forget to tell me groin kicks where allowed?

Hey, I've been to that studio--for years.

 

[kidswarrior]

Duplicate, sorry.

 

[Mike Hamer]

A combat oriented martial system that has its origins from various martial arts from around the world.

 

[wolfeyes2323]

" A teacher dies and teaches death "
Seikichi Toguchi

 

[mook jong man]

A constant struggle for perfection.

 

[chinto]

training hard for long hours to learn skills that I would prefer to never need to use for their intended function.