Posted by: nelsdogg
New User - 09/23/06 11:48 PM
Hey All,
I am a newly registered user!
I'm 15 and I study Kyokushin Karate at a local dojo ( I am going for a junior black belt soon ). This site appears to be very informative and needless to say, I will be asking some questinos
Posted by: hedkikr
Re: New User - 09/24/06 02:05 AM
Welcome. This is a great place but watch out for the trolls.
Posted by: Steel91
Re: New User - 09/24/06 12:56 PM
Hey man, welcome, I'm 15 also and getting ready to go up for blackbelt in Shotokan. Now I'm just glad I'm not the yougest one here.
Posted by: underdog
Re: New User - 09/24/06 04:23 PM
Welcome from one of the oldest.
Posted by: Dudley32
Re: New User - 09/24/06 04:34 PM
Welcome!
If you wouldn't mind could you share with us what it is like training in kyokushin karate? I have heard a lot of good reviews but never really from someone who actually practiced it. Thanks
Matt
Posted by: Crash
Re: New User - 09/24/06 07:15 PM
Welcome to fightingarts dude!
Posted by: PaulHart
Re: New User - 09/25/06 12:21 AM
Hello, and welcome to FightingArts.com. I am glad you have stopped by and I hope you will learn and input things. Remember before you post a question, we have a great search funtion and it may have already been asked and answered. If not, post away. Have a great stay.
Posted by: nelsdogg
Re: New User - 09/25/06 10:54 PM
Hey Matt
I really enjoying practising Kyokushin Karate but I can't really compare it with any other MA, as I do not do any others, but I will also be taking up Wing Chun Kung Fu next year.
The Dojo that I attend is VERY small with only three seniors, my sensei is 4th or 5th dan and there are two nidans. In addition, there are about 5 students including me in attendance.
As such, our facilities aren't too great and we train in a rented church hall.
Kyokushin isn't that hard core that you would expect it to be, probably because I am only a junior myself and we aren't allowed to participate in full-contact, for safety reasons.
Posted by: Alejandro
Re: New User - 09/28/06 12:53 PM
Welcome to the forums and thanks for the introduction.
Three yudansha and a handful of mudansha sounds awesome to me! I've always enjoyed the smaller groups, though it is too bad that your facilities are sub-par. I trained in an ancient warehouse for years, so I understand.
Best of luck to you in your training