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He was more rounded as a martial artist than a stylist. Bruce Lee, on the other hand, was getting faster and more powerful. The physical hardship of Taekwondo was taking a toll on him as he gained more years. Meanwhile, my instructor was losing his speed and power. I felt I needed something more than Taekwondo.Дuring my years of Taekwondo training, I began to notice (through the movies) how much more Bruce Lee had improved in martial arts than anybody I knew or had seen. However, the taller and bigger they were, the more difficult it became for me.

In my prime, I could do incredible things with my legs and could take on most of my Taekwondo associates. That is, if youвЂ™re fighting another Taekwondo man of the same calibre. You will notice in Taekwondo sparring or competition, how most practitioners hang their hands like dead meat, and employ their feet only.ДЇrom my experience, I found Taekwondo most effective if your legs were longer than your opponentвЂ™s, and you weighed more, and you were physically stronger as well. The hand techniques are just too few in numbers.

The rest of the time, you spend improving and strengthening them. The reason, I believe, is that in the first six to twelve months, you will have learned all the Taekwondo kicks, that is, front-kick, side-kick, roundhouse kick and their variations, front-twisting-kick, back-kick, and reverse-roundhouse-kick. There was a tremendous upward learning curve in the beginning but came to a screeching halt in about a year, when it began to move in a snail-like pace. Although I did well in Taekwondo, I found the learning growth slow. Park Jong Soo was (and probably is still) as good and tough as a martial artist could be. He was groomed for international exhibition and promotion of Taekwondo by General Choi, the founder of Taekwondo, and Taekwondo International Federation. He trained in Taekwondo since he was a young boy of 14, in Korea. Park is about 5вЂ™11 rather tall for an Asian. I acquired a black-stripe, and quit Taekwondo. Park told me that it didnвЂ™t look good that I wore a brown belt for so long and that I should take a test. You acquire a University degree without paying for the exams. For those who donвЂ™t know this, students of martial arts pay for grading and tournaments. It didnвЂ™t interest me to pay for the belt. My interest was in mastering the art, not acquiring a belt. I studied Taekwondo for seven years but never acquired a black belt. I must have been the longest brown-belt wearer in the history of martial arts. However, without hesitation, I joined ParkвЂ™s school. My friends urged me to join their Karate schools. In fact, it was advertised as Korean Karate. I had seen Bruce Lee as Kato in the Green Hornet, and read about him in the Black Belt magazines, and had much respect and admiration for him however, BruceвЂ™s kicks were nowhere as powerful as Parks from what I saw. When he kicked the bag, it bent, jerked and bounced instead of swinging back. I saw this superman sparring with three guys and blasting them against the walls of the school with his kicks. In my search for a Karate school, I was fortunate to walk into Park Jong SooвЂ™s Taekwondo Institute in the fall of 1968. I doubted his ability in Karate, and learned the reality of commercialism that day, and became a discriminating searcher for real martial arts teachers and books. It wasnвЂ™t until I got hold of his Judo book that I realized that he was quite poor at it. Soon, I found out that he was an expert on Judo, Jiu Jitsu, Aikido, Kendo, and etc. I wrote my sister in Canada, and she sent me one by Bruce Tegner.

There werenвЂ™t even any books on it in the stores or the library. I learned later that some of the stuff they did in the movies was Karate, instead of Judo, so I wanted to learn it. I came to realize that it didnвЂ™t matter what belt I wore, but what I had achieved for myself. Since we did not have a regular teacher, we were not graded for belts. After intensive training for nearly four years, I was able to easily throw all but one two-hundred-pound man in the dojo. After seeing how he toyed around with our heavies, I was determined to be like him.

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If you didnвЂ™t know how to roll in mid-air, you would land on your face. The victim would fly straight out, in a nose-dive manner. I was inspired by one particular young man, who, for a shoulder throw, squatted right down, butting his hip against his opponentвЂ™s shins (instead of the thighs), and using his straight arm against the opponentвЂ™s whole body to tossed him overhead. Style, but to a variety of teachers and styles. My first Karate book, by Bruce Tegner, which my sister bought for me.

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