Strating your own System, That is the Question???????

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mj-hi-yah

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This thread has grown quickly, please list the post numbers that you think violate the fraud busting policy and I'll gladly put it in for review. :asian:
 

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mj-hi-yah said:
This thread has grown quickly, please list the post numbers that you think violate the fraud busting policy and I'll gladly put it in for review. :asian:
If you look threw this thread you'll find them.....or any of the other "Soke" related threads where the Soke is getting debunked.
My point is why is it OK to take pot shots at a couple of folks on this thread and not the other????? Seems hypocritical.
 

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RRouuselot said:
If you look threw this thread you'll find them.....or any of the other "Soke" related threads where the Soke is getting debunked.
My point is why is it OK to take pot shots at a couple of folks on this thread and not the other????? Seems hypocritical.
The difference may be that the thread itself originally was not intended to fraud bust a particular individual. Your concerns have been noted though as your post has already been put in for all of the Mods to review the thread. :asian:
 

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mj-hi-yah said:
The difference may be that the thread itself originally was not intended to fraud bust a particular individual. Your concerns have been noted though as your post has already been put in for all of the Mods to review the thread. :asian:

MT “Fraud Busting” policy doesn’t state that it is OK for people to “fraud bust” mid thread.

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I didn't say it was ok to do, it is just more obvious in the other thread and springs to attention because it is the topic of the thread. Please know that your concerns in this thread are being addressed.
 

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mj-hi-yah said:
I didn't say it was ok to do, it is just more obvious in the other thread and springs to attention because it is the topic of the thread. Please know that your concerns in this thread are being addressed.
What was kind of odd is the original guy I mentioned in the thread had no connection to MT and nobody had a problem with it and several replies were made about him and the thread stayed open.

THEN I mentioned another guy who has an indirect tie to MT and the thread gets closed up tighter than a frog's butt.

That just seems a little too convenientÂ…..
 

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RRouuselot said:
Dunno....but the timing is pretty poor.....and oddly enough the thread can't be accessed or seen any longer.
The thread is being stored until I can look at it. If I see that it is pretty much the same as this, I will restore it. However, there seems to be a few insults among the participants being hurled. They need to stop or the insulters will be suspended.
 

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Seig: if it's insults, would it be possible to delete the appropriate bits and restore the thread anyway? If it's the thread I'm thinking of, there were some quite interesting bits in there, and it would be a shame to lose it to a few insults...

Cheers regardless
 

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An excellent post btw

Lets say for sake of argument you agree with ppl starting their own systems. I have 4 questions.

1) What is the mininum rank a person should hold before starting their own system??

I think there are already way too many self proclaimed GrandMasters. For example, when I teach, I can give the student the option of using a grab, and not a hammer fist, or a ridge hand on particular techniques in order to suit their needs and expand their minds, or vice versa, does not necessarily mean I am going to take this, give my self 8 dans and start the oh I dunno "the red monkey kenpo system."

2) How long should a person have studied and or had time in grade?

If they are going to go that route certainly higher than shodan or nidan, sadly thats the rank most of these so called neo-grandmasters had before they were enlightened to start their own systems, if they ever even reached black belt.

3) What other requirements should a person have?

Well,their system should work, not just through the eyes of a white belt walking in to their studios, but tested against other black belts of other systems, and most certainly the system it derived from.

4) Should there be some type of exam board or accrediation board for testing to ensure high standards?

This would be awesome in an ideal world, but prob would not happen in the real world, for various reasons. Its the biggest problem with all of this as well because, well if you start your own system, you've pretty much given yourself full acreditation. I mean lol, who is going to take that one away from you?

I look forward to your posts, all opinions and views are welcome.

Thanks

San[/QUOTE]
 

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evenflow1121 said:
An excellent post btw

Lets say for sake of argument you agree with ppl starting their own systems. I have 4 questions.

1) What is the mininum rank a person should hold before starting their own system??

I think there are already way too many self proclaimed GrandMasters. For example, when I teach, I can give the student the option of using a grab, and not a hammer fist, or a ridge hand on particular techniques in order to suit their needs and expand their minds, or vice versa, does not necessarily mean I am going to take this, give my self 8 dans and start the oh I dunno "the red monkey kenpo system."

2) How long should a person have studied and or had time in grade?

If they are going to go that route certainly higher than shodan or nidan, sadly thats the rank most of these so called neo-grandmasters had before they were enlightened to start their own systems, if they ever even reached black belt.

3) What other requirements should a person have?

Well,their system should work, not just through the eyes of a white belt walking in to their studios, but tested against other black belts of other systems, and most certainly the system it derived from.

4) Should there be some type of exam board or accrediation board for testing to ensure high standards?

This would be awesome in an ideal world, but prob would not happen in the real world, for various reasons. Its the biggest problem with all of this as well because, well if you start your own system, you've pretty much given yourself full acreditation. I mean lol, who is going to take that one away from you?

I look forward to your posts, all opinions and views are welcome.

Thanks

San
[/QUOTE]Isn't there already a thread asking these exact same questions?
 

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ninhito said:
how come he would have to have anyrank in any system?
A rank in a system deminstrates determination and instruction from a qualified instructor.

Would a employer want to hire someone with a diploma or without one?
 
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