I want to take either of these martial arts at my university. My sifu’s website is http://jasontsoukungfu.com, I don’t know what form of Kung Fu I would learn in the labeled class but his website kind of gives me an idea if someone can break down what forms he teaches and its effectiveness that would be great.
Yes, I would definitely like a comparison of styles and your personal opinion on your preference.
The Princeton Taekwondo team needs to get from Princeton University in New Jersey to MIT in Boston, Massachusetts on October 13th and back to Princeton on October 14th. We’re working with limited funds. So, what’s the easiest and cheapest transportation choice for the Princeton Taekwondo team? Where can I reserve such transportation? Thanks!
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I am an 18-year old, female college freshman…who has recently discovered the amazing clubs at a major university. And so, I joined TKD and Kendo. I’m an absolute beginner in both, and the two are very different sports. I find Kendo much more physically challenging but also more unique and interesting. The problem is, I have to choose one- I simply don’t have the time to pursue two martial arts (especially given their intensity). Now, which should I stick with? It’s a matter of personal opinion, I know, but any and all advice will be appreciated….I’m of average strength, height, and flexibility. Both clubs have amazing instructors and people. I have lots of fun in both. How do I choose one????
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I go to Lock Haven University of Pennsylvania in Lock Haven, PA. The nearest city is Williamsport, PA.
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Hi! I’m a female university student and am interested in taking martial arts for fitness, discipline and personal enjoyment. So far the three I am looking at are Tai Chi, Shaolin, and Savate Kickboxing 1 because they are the only ones that fit my schedule.
I am about 5’10″ and my normal exercise consists mostly of walking for about 1 and 1/2 to 2 hours everyday (I take public transportation and walk to school and everywhere I need to go). I enjoyed Tae Bo workouts from high school gym class, but other than that, I’ve never taken a martial art before.
Naturally, the idea of being able to defend myself as a single female in an urban setting is appealing. I’m also taking an East Asian Religions class (including Taoism and Buddhism) and wondering if taking a martial art will help me understand these religions and disclipines more thoroughly.
Mainly, I want to increase my physical fitness. Which martial art do you think I should take?
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