What is the topic of the new discussion?So that means that moving the goal posts would be setting up a whole new goal. A new goal often means a different response.
Exactly.
As I said in post #238 it's like starting a new discussion.
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What is the topic of the new discussion?So that means that moving the goal posts would be setting up a whole new goal. A new goal often means a different response.
Exactly.
As I said in post #238 it's like starting a new discussion.
So what? Are you so confused that you think all schools need to do things the same way?Alright well if TKD does use lots of high kicks and aerial techniques during demos because it makes the art look more flashy than what about other styles when they do demos? From what I've seen other styles of martial arts, when they do demos, don't do all the fancy high kicks and aerial techniques in their demos that TKD does.
Alright well if TKD does use lots of high kicks and aerial techniques during demos because it makes the art look more flashy than what about other styles when they do demos? From what I've seen other styles of martial arts, when they do demos, don't do all the fancy high kicks and aerial techniques in their demos that TKD does.
Except it isnāt. Itās just shifting the discussion slightly, which usually just leads to covering the same ground.I like to think of it as starting a new discussion.
Iāll speak to the area I know best: aiki arts. Most donāt do much kicking, so big kicking wouldnāt make good demos. What does make good demos is high falls, looking untouchable, and (in some circumstances) demonstrating ki exercises. Youāll typically see more of those things in demos than you would in a month of classes.Alright well if TKD does use lots of high kicks and aerial techniques during demos because it makes the art look more flashy than what about other styles when they do demos? From what I've seen other styles of martial arts, when they do demos, don't do all the fancy high kicks and aerial techniques in their demos that TKD does.
I did when this started. Apparently weāve changed topics, though I have no idea what the change was.I still donāt know what the OP is trying to debate here.
I'm not entirely sure they know, either.I still donāt know what the OP is trying to debate here.
Iām not sure if he just doesnāt understand the difference between competitive and traditional TKD, or if heās just been told a bunch of bunk about the history of KMA. Either way, I think that both topics have been sufficiently covered. Maybe Iām just a big dumb animalā¦.I did when this started. Apparently weāve changed topics, though I have no idea what the change was.
Youāre in martial arts, so itās likely.Maybe Iām just a big dumb animalā¦.
Say what?! Come on photon how is it a new discussion?I like to think of it as starting a new discussion.
Like I said in my post before this. How is it new? LolSo that means that moving the goal posts would be setting up a whole new goal. A new goal often means a different response.
Exactly.
As I said in post #238 it's like starting a new discussion.
It's probably just you and everyone else has the same mental condition except Photon who is the normal one in this thread lolIām not sure if he just doesnāt understand the difference between competitive and traditional TKD, or if heās just been told a bunch of bunk about the history of KMA. Either way, I think that both topics have been sufficiently covered. Maybe Iām just a big dumb animalā¦.
Lol I'm just reading this and I asked the same thing. Lol. I think we need a mental check up.What is the topic of the new discussion?
Long time MDK & WT/KKW TKD guy here.This is also true of that other MA, karate (as we like to call it). A situation occurs when a school or art puts the major emphasis on the sport aspect. This will affect what techniques are most practiced and eventually influence the forms over time. IMO, if TKD in its quest for commercial success pins their hopes to the world of competitive sport, TKD as a system may suffer.
People have been predicting that for over 20 years. So long s the SK government continues to throw it's weight behind it, it will continue indefinitely and even after that, inertia will carry it for a long time.I would further aver if WT/KKW continue down the current path it will eventually implode. The Olympics will either end it as a sport or have to greatly change the rules (via KKW?). Things have to change.
I do think the IOC is the difference maker. However, it is possibly more politically driven than the SK. The "Good Ole Boy Network" is large and in charge.People have been predicting that for over 20 years. So long s the SK government continues to throw it's weight behind it, it will continue indefinitely and even after that, inertia will carry it for a long time.
Anyone interested in the Inner workings of the IOC with lots of Info about SK and Tkd should read this : Amazon.comI do think the IOC is the difference maker. However, it is possibly more politically driven than the SK. The "Good Ole Boy Network" is large and in charge.
Obviously all schools don't do things the same way, your point?So what? Are you so confused that you think all schools need to do things the same way?
Iām still lost. Seriously, what exactly are we discussing here?Obviously all schools don't do things the same way, your point?