Who has inspired you the most in your martial arts training?
Inspiration
- Thread starter Rob Broad
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ppko
Master Black Belt
well I have manyRob Broad said:
Tim Foster (my first instructor)
T.A. Frazer (my current instructor)
George Dillman (the head of our organization)
Dusty Seale (a past instructor)
Wally Jay
Remy Presas
Mom and Dad
PPKO
OP
- Thread Starter
- #3
I had Mr. Dillman into my school in May of 2000, and Dusty came with him. He was a real nice guy.
ppko
Master Black Belt
I forgot about Leo Fong (founder of Wei Kwan Do)Rob Broad said:
PPKO
Kenpo Mama
3rd Black Belt
My Son, an excellent young martial artist working toward his junior black belt (6 years in kenpo). He has tremendous patience and a heart of gold. He shares his knowledge freely with his training partners and is an excellent leader. He is captain of his school's demo team and is always ready to help anyone that requires his assistance.
I am very proud of his ability, but even more proud of his humility. He has taught me much about having a black belt attitude. He is my inspiration.
The Proud Kenpo Mama
Donna :asian:
I am very proud of his ability, but even more proud of his humility. He has taught me much about having a black belt attitude. He is my inspiration.
The Proud Kenpo Mama
Donna :asian:
Mark Lynn
Master Black Belt
My karate instructor (Mr. Proctor)
My old pastor at church
GM Remy Presas
GM Ernesto Presas
Dan Inosanto
Sensei Robbins (Isshin ryu instructor)
My old pastor at church
GM Remy Presas
GM Ernesto Presas
Dan Inosanto
Sensei Robbins (Isshin ryu instructor)
Flatlander
Grandmaster
Every bully that I have ever met - for giving me a reason.
My instructor - for giving me a goal.
My daughter - for giving me context.
My instructor - for giving me a goal.
My daughter - for giving me context.
I would like to second the feeling behind flatlander's response.
Who inspires me in martial arts?
Me.
And all the good instructors I've had, who are excellent martial artists and good people.
Who inspires me in martial arts?
Me.
And all the good instructors I've had, who are excellent martial artists and good people.
artyon: First and formost GOD, then my Father Master Drill Instructor William Robert Stoker SR.,Gin Kim for showing me the way in TKD, Allan Combe for all the beating we gave each other over the years, My wife and three wonderful son's for they have given me the streghth to keep teaching and trying to help in the upbriging of some wonderful childern. Last but not least is a new friend MR. A he is a stand up gentleman with all the humble aspect that in a world of people trying to down play yea he is always there with wisdom...GOD BLESS AMERICA and everybody I mention and did not mention
People who inspired me with martial arts:
Dale Link who introduced me to Kenpo when I most needed it, Mr. Kirk Phillips who as a green belt was my first tutor making kenpo fun and challenging (and later on became my third instructor), and Mr. Troy Marchant, my current instructor.
And most importantly, my two sons who share the same enthusiasm for American Kenpo.
- Ceicei
Dale Link who introduced me to Kenpo when I most needed it, Mr. Kirk Phillips who as a green belt was my first tutor making kenpo fun and challenging (and later on became my third instructor), and Mr. Troy Marchant, my current instructor.
And most importantly, my two sons who share the same enthusiasm for American Kenpo.
- Ceicei
Randy Strausbaugh
Master Black Belt
Who inspired me most in the martial arts? My Kenpo instructor, Jay T. Will. I always knew that a big guy could be strong, but until I met Jay, I never knew how fast a big guy could be.
Tony
Black Belt
Bruce Lee, Jet Li, Jackie Chan and my instructor.
O
OC Kid
Guest
My first instructor (Bill Olson).
My second instructor Mr. Bob White
My good friend and Instructor John (Big T) Turnage
My friend and instructor Mr. Todd McElhenny
My friend Ornan "Chicken" Gabriel
My second instructor Mr. Bob White
My good friend and Instructor John (Big T) Turnage
My friend and instructor Mr. Todd McElhenny
My friend Ornan "Chicken" Gabriel
MichiganTKD
Master Black Belt
My Instructor, Grandmaster Tae Zee Park. He is the reason I have stayed in Tae Kwon Do for over 20 years. If I hadn't found him and his organization I shudder to think where I'd be. He literally turned my life around. Every time I teach class, I teach the way he taught me (as best I can).
Enson
3rd Black Belt
that was good!flatlander said:
my brother who introduced me.
my sensei for showing me.
karatekid1975
Master Black Belt
My first instructor. Very talented guy. He pushed me, when I said "I can't." He was so picky about technique. That's the reason I am picky about it today. When my technique is off, I can hear him in my head correcting me LOL.
My dad (bless his soul). He supported me hard core in what ever I did. When it was music, he bought me my first drum kit. In martial arts, he tried to encourage (sp?) me, and go to my tests.
My mom. She also supported me.
And my other instructors I have now. Thanks guys and gals
My dad (bless his soul). He supported me hard core in what ever I did. When it was music, he bought me my first drum kit. In martial arts, he tried to encourage (sp?) me, and go to my tests.
My mom. She also supported me.
And my other instructors I have now. Thanks guys and gals
C
Chrono
Guest
Well, first is my parents for introducing me in it in the first place, even though I wasn't interested at that time.
Peter Shorall, my first instructor.
Robert Long, my current instructor, and a really cool guy.
Bruce Lee, for his teachings and philosophies.
Jackie Chan and Jet Li, for their highly thrilling entertainment.
Peter Shorall, my first instructor.
Robert Long, my current instructor, and a really cool guy.
Bruce Lee, for his teachings and philosophies.
Jackie Chan and Jet Li, for their highly thrilling entertainment.
