Serendipity\" post_id=\"1977751\" time=\"1590407829\" user_id=\"9658:

Will a kid who's been taking TKD lessons be confused (in terms of technique) if he starts on wushu?

Serendipity\" post_id=\"1977751\" time=\"1590407829\" user_id=\"9658:

Will a kid who's been taking TKD lessons be confused (in terms of technique) if he starts on wushu?

honkah\" post_id=\"1952414\" time=\"1575886480\" user_id=\"180832:

My son just started attending Taekwondo sessions and he is complaining about muscle pain especially in his thigh and legs. I know that it is normal but how can I ease his muscle pain after a session?

taekwondobizzzz\" post_id=\"1480491\" time=\"1427040575\" user_id=\"127084:

hi, im 16 years old female student and im thinking about having my own taekwondo class in my condominium's function ROOM. im a 1st dan black belt and is in my tkd school's poomsae competition team. im thinking of teaching kids age 4 to 8. im focusing more on discipline, respect and fitness and also a tryout for kids who are not sure of their interest in tkd yet. its a small \"biz\"so i was thinking if parents would actually pay 10/hr for lessons within the condo and with their own supervision at the side. there isnt a need for uniforms since its for experience and fitness sake. there would be a structured lesson plan and forms that would be taught to kids above 5. i would also have a friend to help me out with the class. sooooo what do u parents think? would u be able to trust me with your kids?? i need some opinions before i start planning for it after my Os :nunchuk:

ChiefKiasu:

kiasu_pig:

My DS1 who is in P2 is v active. He's in TKD now and love his sparring. I wanna enrol him for MMA to learn more about grabs, holds, punches etc to complement the kicks he learns in TKD.


I'm looking at Evolve Academy @ Woodlands. And I would like to know how MMA is graded? Whether they follow a color belt scheme? And for the sparring, would they be required to wear body guards (like in TkD from head to xtoes)? Thanks in advance.

Pardon my ignorance, but what is MMA?

kiasu_pig:

My DS1 who is in P2 is v active. He's in TKD now and love his sparring. I wanna enrol him for MMA to learn more about grabs, holds, punches etc to complement the kicks he learns in TKD.


I'm looking at Evolve Academy @ Woodlands. And I would like to know how MMA is graded? Whether they follow a color belt scheme? And for the sparring, would they be required to wear body guards (like in TkD from head to toes)? Thanks in advance.

mathtuition88:

TTBCOOL:

Need advice on which is the best martial arts (not too violent and can be used for self-defence) to learn for a teenage girl ? TIA.

can consider Wing Chun (咏春拳） also, it was invented by a lady, ideal for people who are small sized.

recently very popular thanks to the Ip man series.

TTBCOOL:

Need advice on which is the best martial arts (not too violent and can be used for self-defence) to learn for a teenage girl ? TIA.

swimironkids:

TTBCOOL:

Need advice on which is the best martial arts (not too violent and can be used for self-defence) to learn for a teenage girl ? TIA.

Personally in my opinion only , gentle and very useful will be BJJ, Judo , Aikodo
No kicking or punching people to hurt people, just a take down and lock that people until he tap or submit to u. Thn walk off without fighting
Bjj may not be available everywhere so the next best is judo & Aikido.
Evolve has all cos they r Mixed Martial Art Academy

TTBCOOL:

Need advice on which is the best martial arts (not too violent and can be used for self-defence) to learn for a teenage girl ? TIA.

junemom:

esmummy:

I think for adults who can travel independently to class, evolve is great if you can afford the fees and time to go for more than 3 classes a week. But if it's for kids classes you are after, evolve has limited slots and they are crowded. That said, evolve has produced one of the best kid mma fighters who competes internationally. Evolve is very swanky; it's like martial arts' answer to true yoga and California fitness. Thankfully they do free trials so you can decide if the \"investment\" (in their own words) is really worth your while..:)

I totally agree with you esmummy. I think Evolve is no doubt one of the best but the fees and schedule for kids is not ideal. It's targeted more to working adults, who can arrange their time flexibility.

Anyway, I wasn't too impress with the attitude of one of the staff (not the coaches)

junemom:

esmummy:

I think for adults who can travel independently to class, evolve is great if you can afford the fees and time to go for more than 3 classes a week. But if it's for kids classes you are after, evolve has limited slots and they are crowded. That said, evolve has produced one of the best kid mma fighters who competes internationally. Evolve is very swanky; it's like martial arts' answer to true yoga and California fitness. Thankfully they do free trials so you can decide if the \"investment\" (in their own words) is really worth your while..:)

I totally agree with you esmummy. I think Evolve is no doubt one of the best but the fees and schedule for kids is not ideal. It's targeted more to working adults, who can arrange their time flexibility.

Anyway, I wasn't too impress with the attitude of one of the staff (not the coaches)