If you inherit from famous martial artist, Do you want to continue it?
By g0lddrag0n
@g0lddrag0n (14)
Indonesia
April 16, 2011 3:13am CST
I was born from martial art family. My grandfather's father was famous martial artist, so did my grandfather and my father. So, should i to continue that's tradition?
5 responses
@mantis36 (4219)
• Philippines
21 Jun 11
the image that you attached looks like a Tae Kwon Do.... and it performs a high sidekick....
i wonder why Tae Kwon Do kicks very high?
whereas, the average height of the opponents doesn't like that tall....
if you kick high, where is your target?
that is a common question for the LOW STANCED MARTIAL ARTS....
@coldnpale (555)
• Greece
22 Jun 11
you are right about this. However kicking high can also be a way to excercise your body, especially helping in stretching your muscles.
@coldnpale (555)
• Greece
22 Jun 11
It's never late to start martial arts. It will help you achieve a high level of physical and mental health and i think this is really important. Even if you are not so good at martial arts, you can only benefit from it.
@mantis36 (4219)
• Philippines
22 Jun 11
and to take a note too that plenty of martial arts especially those arts that involve kicking high has an expiration too... i mean that when you reach the age of 35 thus, martial arts like that is not appropriate anymore....
for example Tae Kwon Do art has an expiration too, it is good if you on up to 20's of age but when your old enough, Tae Kwon Do is not necessary, thus, due to old age kicking high is dangerous to users.....
the only martial art which has no expiration is the art of Kung Fu.... the more the age is increasing, the more the practitioner becomes more better....
@stephcjh (38473)
• United States
17 Apr 11
I think that is wonderful to have such people in your family. I would carry on the tradition if i was truly interested in it. I would not do it if I wasn't though.
@g0lddrag0n (14)
• Indonesia
23 Apr 11
Yes, it's wonderful. I interest too. but, i fear my skill not good enough and put to shame my family.
@johnm543 (4)
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13 May 11
Personally I would carry on that tradition...but that is me. As for you, well is it something you truly are proud of and enjoy? If yes then do it! If no then be your own person. Hope that helps.
@anime1990 (70)
• Philippines
16 Mar 13
If you like it then continue the tradition. Don't force yourself to learn something you don't like, but try to think about the benefits on what it can do for you.
