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Gary, please dont confuse your examples of actual martial arts with special displays of fun and hypocrisy.

I always understood it to be a lifelong commitment rather than a teenage dream.

Butch, I have been pondering getting him into a martial art, was thinking to wait till he is 5. Not sure what variation or discipline would be best. I don't want him in something overly aggressive but also I dont want the other side of the spectrum either. I want him to gain self confidence from...

Just saw a picture on Facebook, one of my school chums has a son that just got his black belt in Karate. at 12.......

I remember a movie once, it mentioned a secret Scottish martial art, I believe the name of it was 'Fu Kyou' . It apparently involved a lot of head butting and indirect kicking. Refer to the movie: So I Married an Axe Murderer, if you require further info :)

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I like the part where the two guys seem to grab haplessly at the stick then fly head over heels when he jerks it. VERY realistic.... I do agree, it seems like a rehearsed demonstration which to me is pointless. If I was trying to decide what to study I would prefer honest, refereed competition.

Great, so if a karate master continually runs at an aikido dude sitting on the ground and tries to shake hands with him without defense, he will get thrown around a lot? lol Dancing with the stars seems less choreographed.