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  1. 1. What do you thing is better?

    • Taekwondo
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    • Kick Boxing
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Guest skaros
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What do u think its better? Taekwondo or kick boxing?

 

i preffer takewondo...

Posted

kick boxing 4 sure...

 

its the best "sport"

 

for me...

 

if u know kick boxing u can beat everyone. ( My opinion )

 

 

 

Iron Mike 4tw !

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Look this is my story:

 

 

when i was at a young age my dad subscribed me to Karate...

Anyway to make a long story short after two years i got bored cause we did the same things over and over again. every day!

 

for the first 8 years i had to go Every single day...

 

i hated it so much that i tried to break my leg and my arms..

 

i made out i was sick but nothing..

 

my dad thinking it is for my own sake he pushed me to go...

 

eventually 8 years got the black belt... ( i was so pissed off cause i was waiting two years for it but i had to be 12 -.-)

 

anyway after 9 years i went to the world cup championship...

 

Won first match ...

 

Now semi-finals....

 

I fought against my Sensei's son...

 

he was fast he was good he had teqnique...

 

our ref was a japanese man

 

That day i fought with my whole life

 

i had always hated that kid

 

every time i beat his ass in practise and he faked that i punched his nose and started to cry so my master eventually told me off -.-

 

(this was supposed to be a short story but all the hate i had is finally coming out :D )

 

at the match the ref hailed the starting sound and as soon as i heard i jumped and kicked him in the head with just enough strenght not to be a foul (remember Karate is without full contact)

 

anyway i was fouled

 

i said already ref's mistake then... i attacked that shitty kid so i could gain points... but the ref was giving the points to him!!!1  :o

 

in the end we beat me 5-0 which were actually my points!

 

a lot of the parents complained but noone gave notice

 

with tears in my eyes i told my dad i am never going to go back there even if i have to suicide

 

he then understood what i had been going to for most of my life...

 

After about 2 months i quit they called me and said why did i stop

 

my dad told them and they said they will look at the tapes of the recorded match and get back to me...

 

then i never heard again from them...

 

The End

 

i just told you 3/4 of my life in one post :)

 

i think that choosing a sport should be by what suits you best and what you like the most :) a personal decission!

 

P.S. i hope you guys take the time to read it cause it is a lesson of life (don't listen to your dad !! xaxa j/k)

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