you did good up to your few movements when you stepped out of bounds then kinda lost your balance but otherwise you did a great job joe lott 2nd degree douglas,ga
youre really good! are you going to spring nationals in las vegas this year? because i am, i'm 1st degree black belt. i'm really excited because this will be my first time, to a national event.
Thank you! No I won't be going to Nationals this year. I actually haven't put on my uniform for about a year & a half. I've been doing TKD for 12 years & thought it was time to move on to other things. :D And I've been busy with college also. ^^;
Anyway, GOOD LUCK! I always LOVED Vegas! It was always my favorite tournament. If you happen to run into Master Corina Black, go up to her & say hi. She was my instructor. :D Good luck again!
yeah it was ok ive seen better i would give it a 9.7, 9.6, 9.6 check out the comment you left on our video and read our comment below and then tell me what you think!!!
Wow, that was an awesome form! I can't wait to learn Chung San...I've still got a year to go until third degree, though. Oh well, Jung Yul is good enough for now, I guess. Keep up the awesome work!
Nice job! Triple 9s... incredible! I just got my 2nd degree about a month ago (yay!) and i just recently turned 14, so now im up against the 14-16 year old 2nd degrees at tournaments. Yikes! Ha ha anyway keep up the good work!
I've heard of Mike Moh. I think everyone knows him. ^^; He's pretty sweet at the Kamas & I envy his skills with them! I've seen him compete because he compete's in the same division as some of my friends & he's just amazing! He's a pretty nice guy from what I've seen. I've only said "Great job!" to him once. ^^;
I probably know the other 2 instructors but I've never seen them myself. My instructor, Master Black, might know them.
Good job with Chung San. Very very fluent and a great example of how it should be done. The only things I really noticed were (and these may be regional differences):
-Pullback on the twin outer knifehand forearm block
-Back stance after the first outer crescent kick after the two 11 blocks
-Hand/foot timing on the slow double downward hammerfist (after the hook-round-side).
Other than that, your form was amazing. Definitely shows me how much work I have yet to do on this form.
I dont know if it was just my school or ATA, but I didnt like ATA. After black belt i was gone because I began to feel like they cared more about my $$$ then anything. $80 a month was already hard enough, but testing after testing and clubs and equipment really added up :( I really wanna find a school though. But good job on form though.
Your instructors paid same money, and the many exams ensure that you become a well rounded martial artist. If you just don't like TKD, you can always do the Chinese weapons, do some tai chi chuan, any dozen other clinics offered. If you want superior training, you'll have to pay a little more. If you think the ATA is only about the money, you should read the professional trade magazines; all successful schools are "about the money" - because professionals are paid, and training is expensive.
Good training isn't cheap. Professional martial artists are paid; if they don't ask for money, they won't get it. If you think only the ATA is "about money," read the professional trade magazines - all successfull schools are "about the money," because good training is expensive.
you should read the professional trade magazines. All successful groups are "about the money" because professional martial artists are paid, and training isn't cheap.
LoL! Yeah...[Ganbatte kudasai] is Japanese for "Do you're best!" If you wanna say "I'm gonna do my best", you say [Ganbarimasu!] Just a little thing you might want to know. I only know a little bit but going to Japan will help a lot.
I've heard of Mr. Bates. He's a great guy. I think my instructor has mentioned him before. :D If you go to Worlds this year, good luck (ganbatte kudasai!)!
well im a color belt so umm top ten isnt availiable but yes im going or at least i hope too whose your instructor. i dont know if youve heard of him but james echelberger hes a 3rd degree testing to 4th at next worlds thats my instructor
Well going to worlds as a color belt is a great start! I highly recommend going as a colored belt. My instructor is Mrs. Corina Black. She's a 6th Degree (obviously) so hopefully she'll get her mastership. I don't know your instructor but I'm sure Mrs. Black may have heard of him. I would be testing for my 4th in Worlds with a fellow martial artist, Joey Overby, but again, I'm going to be teaching english in Japan.
hello the names clayton i got triple crown for california in the 14 15 and 16 age ring color belts this season. are you going to be at worlds by chance?
No...unfortunately I'm not. I'm not even going to be in the country this summer. I'll be in Japan. However, if I wasn't going to Japan, I would definitely be going. My instructor will hopefully go through the Master's Ceremony. Will you be attending? Did you happen to make Top 10?
*blushes* Aww thank you! I don't think my form is that great...I still have a lot of work to do with it. So you're in the ATA? Will be in Vegas this weekend? I would love to catch up & maybe watch you compete. ^_^
0_o 9.9! Thats hella good. I have never been told my score at testing.
GHlunatic 3 years ago
you did good up to your few movements when you stepped out of bounds then kinda lost your balance but otherwise you did a great job joe lott 2nd degree douglas,ga
treeman2003 3 years ago
you're really good. i just started so i'm orange atm and ata is really fun
football1122334455 3 years ago
youre really good! are you going to spring nationals in las vegas this year? because i am, i'm 1st degree black belt. i'm really excited because this will be my first time, to a national event.
areem54321 4 years ago
Thank you! No I won't be going to Nationals this year. I actually haven't put on my uniform for about a year & a half. I've been doing TKD for 12 years & thought it was time to move on to other things. :D And I've been busy with college also. ^^;
Anyway, GOOD LUCK! I always LOVED Vegas! It was always my favorite tournament. If you happen to run into Master Corina Black, go up to her & say hi. She was my instructor. :D Good luck again!
SailorStarlet 4 years ago
Oh, that's great! thankyou. :D
areem54321 4 years ago
Nice job a little un-balanced but better than i could do at that level
HumanCheezCake 4 years ago
nice!
HworthX51 4 years ago
yeah it was ok ive seen better i would give it a 9.7, 9.6, 9.6 check out the comment you left on our video and read our comment below and then tell me what you think!!!
victoryma1 5 years ago
you mam are what i like to call a TKDBEAST
DSJBBeast 5 years ago
Oh my God I have never seen that form done so well. What school are you from?
tgx2a 5 years ago
I hope i can make my Jung Yul look Half Decent cuz that Chung San is Gorgeous
DSJBBeast 5 years ago
i just finished learning this form...i hope i can make it look that pretty!!
beccachic324 5 years ago
Wow, that was an awesome form! I can't wait to learn Chung San...I've still got a year to go until third degree, though. Oh well, Jung Yul is good enough for now, I guess. Keep up the awesome work!
Spiralace 5 years ago
Nice job! Triple 9s... incredible! I just got my 2nd degree about a month ago (yay!) and i just recently turned 14, so now im up against the 14-16 year old 2nd degrees at tournaments. Yikes! Ha ha anyway keep up the good work!
guitarplayer1724 5 years ago
9.3 9.6 9.6! Wooww no no... 9.8 hahaha
celticbra 5 years ago
Yo practico ATA en Argentina (=
Reefkhen87 5 years ago
you should consider joining some other Taekwondo groups if you wish to extend your skill knowledge.. ATA will hold you back. You have good talent.
akumah 5 years ago
Great form...wish your camera man was a good as your form!
ata4xma 5 years ago
all i can say is ..
W0W
pnaiil0ve 5 years ago
Thank you. ^_^
SailorStarlet 5 years ago
Tell me if you know any of these instructors.
Mike Moh (third deg.)
Sue Kondratowitz (fifth deg.)
Richelle Kondratowitz (fifth deg.)
P.S. I go to Excel Martial Arts in awesome Woodbury, MN
holyblakbelt 5 years ago
I've heard of Mike Moh. I think everyone knows him. ^^; He's pretty sweet at the Kamas & I envy his skills with them! I've seen him compete because he compete's in the same division as some of my friends & he's just amazing! He's a pretty nice guy from what I've seen. I've only said "Great job!" to him once. ^^;
I probably know the other 2 instructors but I've never seen them myself. My instructor, Master Black, might know them.
SailorStarlet 5 years ago
Moh will get beat in kama's any day!!
corkscrewkid 5 years ago
Good job with Chung San. Very very fluent and a great example of how it should be done. The only things I really noticed were (and these may be regional differences):
-Pullback on the twin outer knifehand forearm block
-Back stance after the first outer crescent kick after the two 11 blocks
-Hand/foot timing on the slow double downward hammerfist (after the hook-round-side).
Other than that, your form was amazing. Definitely shows me how much work I have yet to do on this form.
cdogw 5 years ago
I dont know if it was just my school or ATA, but I didnt like ATA. After black belt i was gone because I began to feel like they cared more about my $$$ then anything. $80 a month was already hard enough, but testing after testing and clubs and equipment really added up :( I really wanna find a school though. But good job on form though.
VietMan04 5 years ago
you only paid $80 a month up to black belt? Man you got a GOOD deal compared to many ATA schools.
Ivarsgirl 5 years ago
Your instructors paid same money, and the many exams ensure that you become a well rounded martial artist. If you just don't like TKD, you can always do the Chinese weapons, do some tai chi chuan, any dozen other clinics offered. If you want superior training, you'll have to pay a little more. If you think the ATA is only about the money, you should read the professional trade magazines; all successful schools are "about the money" - because professionals are paid, and training is expensive.
jamesbuhls 5 years ago
Good training isn't cheap. Professional martial artists are paid; if they don't ask for money, they won't get it. If you think only the ATA is "about money," read the professional trade magazines - all successfull schools are "about the money," because good training is expensive.
jamesbuhls 5 years ago
you should read the professional trade magazines. All successful groups are "about the money" because professional martial artists are paid, and training isn't cheap.
jamesbuhls 5 years ago
Nice form, honestly the best from what I've seen so far from all the ATA people in my town.
akumah 5 years ago
haha it should, and if it doesnt something went wrong, well i must take my leave i hope to see you at some event or another.
TopKDog 5 years ago
i speak very little japanese which im gonna guess thats what that was. im getting better, i really want to learn for many reasons though.
TopKDog 5 years ago
LoL! Yeah...[Ganbatte kudasai] is Japanese for "Do you're best!" If you wanna say "I'm gonna do my best", you say [Ganbarimasu!] Just a little thing you might want to know. I only know a little bit but going to Japan will help a lot.
SailorStarlet 5 years ago
eh?
TopKDog 5 years ago
Just wishing you good luck! ^_^
SailorStarlet 5 years ago
ya. umm lets see if it helps heres liniage for my instructor
eternal grand master HU Lee
Master candidate Shon Bates
Mr. joshua segal
Mr. james echelberger
Me clayton wardwell
TopKDog 5 years ago
I've heard of Mr. Bates. He's a great guy. I think my instructor has mentioned him before. :D If you go to Worlds this year, good luck (ganbatte kudasai!)!
SailorStarlet 5 years ago
well im a color belt so umm top ten isnt availiable but yes im going or at least i hope too whose your instructor. i dont know if youve heard of him but james echelberger hes a 3rd degree testing to 4th at next worlds thats my instructor
TopKDog 5 years ago
Well going to worlds as a color belt is a great start! I highly recommend going as a colored belt. My instructor is Mrs. Corina Black. She's a 6th Degree (obviously) so hopefully she'll get her mastership. I don't know your instructor but I'm sure Mrs. Black may have heard of him. I would be testing for my 4th in Worlds with a fellow martial artist, Joey Overby, but again, I'm going to be teaching english in Japan.
SailorStarlet 5 years ago
hello the names clayton i got triple crown for california in the 14 15 and 16 age ring color belts this season. are you going to be at worlds by chance?
TopKDog 5 years ago
No...unfortunately I'm not. I'm not even going to be in the country this summer. I'll be in Japan. However, if I wasn't going to Japan, I would definitely be going. My instructor will hopefully go through the Master's Ceremony. Will you be attending? Did you happen to make Top 10?
SailorStarlet 5 years ago
*blushes* Aww thank you! I don't think my form is that great...I still have a lot of work to do with it. So you're in the ATA? Will be in Vegas this weekend? I would love to catch up & maybe watch you compete. ^_^
SailorStarlet 6 years ago