Martial Arts?

truthhurts13

I practice wing chung, and Chinese Qigong. I also compete in powerlifting and bodybuilding. One for the body, one for the mind
Invetigator74

When I was younger I would sneak to Karate classes at the local community center(taught for free), because as a JW we couldn't participate in any Martial Arts. In the couse of my life I have studied Hapkido,Tae Kwon Do,and Fu Jow Pai / Tiger Claw Kung Fu. Now in my mid 50's ,I'm studying Tai Chi and love it!
smiddy

In my early days of learning the "struth"I was introduced to Judo , I made the big mistake of putting the "struth" ahead of Judo .
I really enjoyed participating in the sport .
smiddy
wunce_wuz

Correct me if I'm wrong but the one thing I always thought that was good about martial arts was learning to fall. How to fall in a way to minimize additional bodily injury. My thought was that this is something that adults should learn to overcome the fear of falling that seems to come with age.
RubaDub

Wang Chung.
Rub a Dub