04-22-2017, 03:38 AM
Martial Arts - I practiced Okinawan Karate, (Seidokan) for about 4 years, but I had to move as soon as I got my 1st Degree Black Belt (Shodan). This a Japanese Martial art focused mainly on Middle Distance fighting. It is an traditional martial art out of the Okinawan prefecture. If you wish to, here is a Wiki page on it.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Okinawa_Seidokan
I am currently practicing Tae Kwon Do. This Korean martial art is mainly focused on precision of skill and kicking. I am at my purple belt and I'm on track to achieve black belt by my junior year of High school. This style is very similar to Karate with slight differences in hand position and stance for distribution of weight.
Weapons Experience - I have been shooting all sorts of guns since I was about 10. ie. Shot gun, short distance rifle, Long distance rifle, pistol, bb gun (if this even counts).
I also practiced with the Bo staff, sais, tonfas, and katana from my karate experience.
Non Martial Arts - I'm on my school's Varsity Wrestling team and this has made me interested in Jiu jitsu and judo as possible martial arts to pursue.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Okinawa_Seidokan
I am currently practicing Tae Kwon Do. This Korean martial art is mainly focused on precision of skill and kicking. I am at my purple belt and I'm on track to achieve black belt by my junior year of High school. This style is very similar to Karate with slight differences in hand position and stance for distribution of weight.
Weapons Experience - I have been shooting all sorts of guns since I was about 10. ie. Shot gun, short distance rifle, Long distance rifle, pistol, bb gun (if this even counts).
I also practiced with the Bo staff, sais, tonfas, and katana from my karate experience.
Non Martial Arts - I'm on my school's Varsity Wrestling team and this has made me interested in Jiu jitsu and judo as possible martial arts to pursue.