Martial Arts

Don't know if your still here but I just joined.
I've practiced a combination of MA, mostly Korean, mostly Taekwondo, for almost 5 years now. I love it.

It's very positive minded and goal oriented. The mental aspect, goal setting especially, took a long while to sink in, but it's partly responsible for me joining Zen Habits. I'm confident that the goal setting habit will produce great results.

I've studied three Martial Arts ... mainly Chinese in origin.
Kenpo in High School and more recently ( the last ten years ) Tai Chi and San Shou (San Da). I've fallen out of practice and intend to set my March Challenge to get up every Morning and do my Tai Chi form

Tai Chi here. Don't ask me which form, I have forgotten, and stopped going to training when our trainer decided he'd make more money as an air steward and left one of the advanced students in charge ;)

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FYI, when looking for refresher Tai Chi videos, I found an awesome collection on youtube by a Tai Chi master:
http://www.youtube.com/user/taichitsao
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Studied aikido off-and-on for over ten years...
Took up Krav Maga for awhile. Once my finances are back in shape, plan on taking Krav Maga again. Once I attain proficiency, I'll probably either take up ki-aikido (less harsh on the joints than the harder physical aikido style I was doing), or maybe Qi-Gong.

Getting older... it's not for sissies! :-)

Only just spotted this post now. I posted another topic almost the same as this just yesterday.
I study kung fu. A mixture of long fist and wing chun. Been at it 3 years now. Love it and would love to do more.
Krav Maga seems very interesting.

Hey all, this looked like a good place to start. I've been doing Tae Kwon Do for 3 1/2 years. I'm two months away from testing for my black belt. It is something I've always wanted to do and now I'm living a dream.

Ving Tsun kung fu. Wong Sheung Leung style. He's the guy who turned Bruce Lee onto it. It's awesome!

I have been training Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and Muay Thai for a couple of months now. Pretty good stuff! I also want to give Krav Maga a shot, it seems very practical in real-life situations.

I've done shotokan karate, tai chi and yoga for 26 years....
Finally had to put it all together into an art I call Zen Yoga.

I would like to practice Aikido eventually. Perhaps after I finish with college.

I've studied Goju-Ryu, Shorin-Ryu, Kobujitsu for the past 12 years but I took a year off and a few months ago I began training again and I'm very glad I did. There are so many benefits to traditional martial arts training. I would also love to train in Aikido!