Is judo in singapore really sub-standard?
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My friend learned martial arts from some internation blah blah
and he mentioned that singapore judo master or martial art master are no higher than juniors learners in korean...
Well i'm kinda intrested in judo,but where do i find the good ones?
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wat is blah blah? pls define.
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go korea...Originally posted by olala:My friend learned martial arts from some internation blah blah
and he mentioned that singapore judo master or martial art master are no higher than juniors learners in korean...
Well i'm kinda intrested in judo,but where do i find the good ones?
thanks -
help me buy ginseng candy n ginseng mask. tank cute.
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means some international training....Originally posted by Hello Kitty:wat is blah blah? pls define.
in short he got himself a "authentic" master to train him...
he learns martial art which covers all areas of....ninja ways,karate and alot la...
bt im only intrested in judo bt i dun wan some jpl teacher... -
wat is jpl?
me tink u shud anyhow go learn 1st. dun take any master 1st lah. go c whr got teech fer fun one.
u try liao den decide wan learn fer sure anot. den go find. -
jpl=jak pa langOriginally posted by Hello Kitty:wat is jpl?
me tink u shud anyhow go learn 1st. dun take any master 1st lah. go c whr got teech fer fun one.
u try liao den decide wan learn fer sure anot. den go find. -
ok, thought for once, its international baba.
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Your friend learn practically everything, while the Judo teachers have only focused on Judo only or a couple of other martial arts.
Comparing someone who knows Judo only and someone who knows almost everything, of course those know Judo only will seem sub standard.
Each and every martial arts has their strengths and weaknesses. Judo strengths are that trainees learn to fall safely, learn how to make use of people's CG and their CG to their advantage and get out of a sticky situation.
If you are able to apply their strengths, Judo is a good martial art to learn. If you aren't, like your friend says, they are no better than the juniors in Korea, even if you have a red belt. -
waiiittOriginally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:Your friend learn practically everything, while the Judo teachers have only focused on Judo only or a couple of other martial arts.
Comparing someone who knows Judo only and someone who knows almost everything, of course those know Judo only will seem sub standard.
Each and every martial arts has their strengths and weaknesses. Judo strengths are that trainees learn to fall safely, learn how to make use of people's CG and their CG to their advantage and get out of a sticky situation.
If you are able to apply their strengths, Judo is a good martial art to learn. If you aren't, like your friend says, they are no better than the juniors in Korea, even if you have a red belt.
no,i'm nt comparing the level of "qualities" between judo and martial arts which are a wide range
what i was refering to was that martial arts or judo teachers in sg do not use the right methods of etaching as mentioned by my friend.And oso,the master in cc and those private classes that teaches one martial arts are unable to take junior martial art learners in korea.... -
What do you mean by right methods? There's no right way to teaching a martial art.Originally posted by olala:waiiitt
no,i'm nt comparing the level of "qualities" between judo and martial arts which are a wide range
what i was refering to was that martial arts or judo teachers in sg do not use the right methods of etaching as mentioned by my friend.And oso,the master in cc and those private classes that teaches one martial arts are unable to take junior martial art learners in korea....
As far as I know, there are no Judo masters in Singapore. The highest here is a black belt with 3rd dan and we don't have a lot of them.
What do you mean by unable to take on the juniors? By what standards? -
something like 5-10 thingy which he mentioned?Originally posted by ndmmxiaomayi:What do you mean by right methods? There's no right way to teaching a martial art.
As far as I know, there are no Judo masters in Singapore. The highest here is a black belt with 3rd dan and we don't have a lot of them.
What do you mean by unable to take on the juniors? By what standards?
i talk to him tonite and ask him more...
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I thought Judo is a JAPANESE martial art?Originally posted by olala:My friend learned martial arts from some internation blah blah
and he mentioned that singapore judo master or martial art master are no higher than juniors learners in korean...
Well i'm kinda intrested in judo,but where do i find the good ones?
thanks -
He learn elsewhere can?Originally posted by markzz:I thought Judo is a JAPANESE martial art? 
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U gotta be a jap to learn?Originally posted by markzz:I thought Judo is a JAPANESE martial art?
and typo
korean shld be korea -
aiyah, anyhow go learn 1st lah. unless u lealli beri enthu abt it, beri difficult to get dos good ones to take u in.
nw research n discuss hw much oso no use. nt eberibirdie can take the training. wait u halfway or nt eben few steps wan gib up, waste our time, waste ur frd's time, waste ur own time, waste the shifu's time. -
i thought almost everything is sub standard
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Judo n Karate originated from Japan. for Korea, its Takwondo.
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hmm.. u can try Tanglin CC Judo Club at Tanglin CC.Originally posted by olala:My friend learned martial arts from some internation blah blah
and he mentioned that singapore judo master or martial art master are no higher than juniors learners in korean...
Well i'm kinda intrested in judo,but where do i find the good ones?
thanks
$42 for 3 months. Small class size. Tanglin CC teaches JuJutsu too.
Another Judo club u can try is Island Judo Club at Katong -
Not really sub-standard.
Just that its hard to train full time in Singapore, even when u are in the national team. We have talents here in singapore. Just that they are not really supported/funded by major sports councils and federations to train full time.
They rather fund foreign "talents", who get their ass kicked by our local fighters. -
Judo whatever -do, boxing is more practical. So you wanna fend off some bully or want to kill someone?
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Hap Ki do is also from Korea...Originally posted by monoslayer:Judo n Karate originated from Japan. for Korea, its Takwondo. -
JOIN CIAOriginally posted by JackOT:Judo whatever -do, boxing is more practical. So you wanna fend off some bully or want to kill someone?