That is one reason why they are a black belt.CopperShark said:I ussually make fun of people who tell me they are a black or high ranked brown/blue belt. You can ussually tell how well trained they are, by how they respond. Whether they go flying at you, fists a flying. Or they talk to you about it... I have never met a black belt, that is eager to hurt someone.
CopperShark said:I ussually make fun of people who tell me they are a black or high ranked brown/blue belt. You can ussually tell how well trained they are, by how they respond. Whether they go flying at you, fists a flying. Or they talk to you about it... I have never met a black belt, that is eager to hurt someone.
One word: Steven-f'n-SeagalThe Don said:Sadly they do exist, and usually it is do to lack of character on the part of the person in general and a failure of the instructor to notice teh character flaw in hte person being trained, though they are rare they do exist. Just like in the Karate kid there are those schools that teach violence as the answer as opposed to it being the last resort. this is what gives some martial artists bad names
Onganju said:One word: Steven-f'n-Seagal