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Chitchat Just look at how pathetic TKD free sparring has become
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this is what happens when too many rules and regulations are implemented into the system,it turns u into a nanny state and sissies and guniangs like sinkies.
look at that shit,iv seen faster and more hardcore kicking in the old nintendo kungfu games and swan lake ballet.
look at that shit,iv seen faster and more hardcore kicking in the old nintendo kungfu games and swan lake ballet.
Scoring most important. Unneeded aggression will only get you injured and disqualified.
Yes machiam sinkie scholars spot questions to ace exam.
Going to school to ace exams not to learn.
That's lky pragmatic for you
Even in the old days of tougher tkd training, tkd is still not useful in a fight unless you are fighting someone unfit and never trained before. An average fighter would have simply closed the gap and pounded the hell out of the tkd fighter, giving him no chance to unleash his fanciful kicks. The tkd fighter would keep retreating in order to create distance so that he can use his kicks that he trained so hard for.
While good kicking has won some matches in mma, most fighters still stick with boxing and good groundwork grappling. Learning boxing, muay thai or mma instead.
Where's Clinton666? His Brazilian Ju Jitsu can beat any of the Olympic show boys into a pulp anytime...
Hapkido is anytime better when it comes to fighting. But still, it's far from being one of the best.
LKY has the chance and his clever adjutant to rewrite the rule,including how to make Singkie Bayless and brainless.
and his BBBJ can convert straight men into his gayboy lovers too!
So this Olympic dance is from which album?
[video=youtube;_M6t8BAUY5I]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_M6t8BAUY5I[/video]
This kind of TKD dance I like!
agreed absolutely, flexibility is his forte to being a jjs champ - spastic maggot-style
this one created by the pre-school teachers for the tots under their charge at pcf sparkletots branch at toa payoh central, blk 157. btw, the album is aptly called "hop, skip and jump" :oSo this Olympic dance is from which album?
kenyan nigger rallied and beat the crap out of tiong favorite in olympic boxing win. moral of the story: never bet on tiongs winning any fight in championship boxing.
http://sports.yahoo.com/news/bare-k...hock-rio-boxing-win-161304915--oly.html?nhp=1
http://sports.yahoo.com/news/bare-k...hock-rio-boxing-win-161304915--oly.html?nhp=1
HONORARY BLACKBELT
"in recognition of outstanding contribution to the promotion of taekwondo in Singapore"
Dr Tony Tan 4th dan (1988)
Heng Chiang Meng 3rd dan (1989)
Denis Ng 3rd dan (1989)
John Lim 2nd dan (1993)
Dr Peter Usher 2nd dan (1993)
Assoc Prof Lau Teik Soon 3rd dan (1994)
Ng Ser Miang 3rd dan (1994)
Lee Chiong Giam 3rd dan (1994)
Assoc Prof Ho Peng Kee 3rd dan (1997)
Ann Hussein 1st dan (1998)
Jason Shahul 1st dan (1998)
Wong Kan Seng 4th dan (1999)
Dennis Foo 3rd dan (1999)
Soh Chye Ker 1st dan (1999)
Steven Chong Jenn Siong 1st dan (1999)
Dr S Vasoo 2nd dan (1999)
RAdm (NS) Teo Chee Hean 4th dan (2000)
Edmund Tan 2nd dan (2000)
Col (RET) Kwan Yue Yeong 2nd dan (2004)
Taken from Singapore TKD Federation website.
"in recognition of outstanding contribution to the promotion of taekwondo in Singapore"
Dr Tony Tan 4th dan (1988)
Heng Chiang Meng 3rd dan (1989)
Denis Ng 3rd dan (1989)
John Lim 2nd dan (1993)
Dr Peter Usher 2nd dan (1993)
Assoc Prof Lau Teik Soon 3rd dan (1994)
Ng Ser Miang 3rd dan (1994)
Lee Chiong Giam 3rd dan (1994)
Assoc Prof Ho Peng Kee 3rd dan (1997)
Ann Hussein 1st dan (1998)
Jason Shahul 1st dan (1998)
Wong Kan Seng 4th dan (1999)
Dennis Foo 3rd dan (1999)
Soh Chye Ker 1st dan (1999)
Steven Chong Jenn Siong 1st dan (1999)
Dr S Vasoo 2nd dan (1999)
RAdm (NS) Teo Chee Hean 4th dan (2000)
Edmund Tan 2nd dan (2000)
Col (RET) Kwan Yue Yeong 2nd dan (2004)
Taken from Singapore TKD Federation website.
How come the South Koreans only have 1 contestant each for the Men and Women's category qualify for the round of 16? Either they have become so fark up now that they can't even make it to the final 16, or they're boycotting the sport by not sending contestants to participate. Once upon a time, they swept all the golds for this sport.
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