Are you in Tae Kwon Do?  If so what belt are you?
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I'm a blue! \nThe belt system varys by schools, at my school it goes like this:\nWhite\nYellow\nGreen\nGreen-Stripe\nBlue\nBlue-Stripe\nBrown\nBrown-1 Stripe\nBrown-2 Stripe\nRed\nRed-1 Stripe\nRed-2 Stripe\nBlack\nBlack- 1 dan\nBlack- 2 dan etc.
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I took Karate(Tae Kwon Do) for a short while, but it will probably not help that much against a skilled fighter.  Karate is mainly used to denfend yourself against someone who doesn't know that much about fighting, but it is still helpful.  You take belt tests which are not very difficult as long as your dedicated.
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Daniel Son I will teach you to kick butt, fall in love, go to Japan, drink tea, and wax on and off LOL...lets not forget the belt from Sears and Roebucks....the answer is\n\nKarate Kid
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the difference between choi kwang do and tae kwon do is this one:\nchoi<------->tae\nang<-------->on\nyeah... booring
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I got to red-black belt in about 2 years, but time may very.  I quit afterward.  They also kick you out if you can't spell it right, so you might want to work on that.
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Turbo jam sounds fun, its almost identical to Tae Boe (Billy Blanks). Anyways, I've started TaeBo because I found the tapes REALLY cheap at a store and started 14 days ago. I have lost 3 pounds and more importantly 2 inches! I have 37 more pounds to go. But I feel great!
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I don't know if it's the same, but I take taekwondo and i read somewhere it takes about 2.5 years to get from white belt to black. Kickboxing probably has different belt colors, but our school goes: White, Yellow, Green, High green, Blue, high Blue, red, and then i think sometimes there is a high red in between, and finally black.  There was a sign hanging in our school:" A Black belt is just a White Belt that doesn't give up." Kind of inspiring.  Good luck!
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KICKS Tae Kwan Do and Kick Boxing has awesome facilities. It is located at 17100 Van Buren Blvd. I have a friend who started going there and has made huge progress in his techniques and physique! Check out their website.
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karate-i took kempo, but tae-kwon-do is also modernized.  make sure it is self-defense-not to be a "gangsta".  i wrestled for six years-that helps with close self defence significantly
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No. There are no belts indicating levels in kickboxing. Once you step into the ring, there are only amateurs or professionals, weight classes, and winners or losers. Of course, some trophies are shaped like belts.
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i have one whole belt
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At a Tae Kwon Do school. Cho's.
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I'm more of a taekwondo chick myself
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Why, another grapple fighting sport my dear sir. Look into judo for one, i know my cousin dropped out of judo because they had a change in sensei and whatnot, got into wrestling, she now does quite well, but i can't remember if she got a gold in provincials or nationals last year, well definetly provincials, i'd have to ask about nationals. And vice versa, i compete against a guy, he's been in judo a third of the time i have, and i consider him almost my competitive equal, his judo techniques in a lot of areas can be very low, but he carries very well with practical and tournament techniques necessary for kicking the shit out of people. Judo is good because it has your take downs, pins, submissions, whatever you want to look at. You can also look at jujitsu, but there is a lot of striking unecessary to wrestling, so maybe brazillian jujitsu. If you want sports to aid in strength training and conditioning, try boxing, rock climbing, kick boxing, rugby, maybe football. cycling is a good leg workout, but doesn't do much for your technique. i would stay away from form martial arts such as karate, kung fu, and tae kwon do (god it hurts to put kung fu next to those other discraces, i can't stand what north american culture has done to them.) But yes, judo and jujitsu are definetly worth a shot.
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It isn't the same for every Tae Kwon Do school. The best thing to do would be to call a Tae Kwon Do school in your area. \n\nI did find this:\n\n  Internationanl Tae Kwon Do Association ™\nWhite To Black Belt Requirements  \n\n\n\n  \n\n\n9th Gup: White Belt With Yellow Stripe \n8th Gup: Yellow Belt \n7th Gup: Yellow Belt With Green Stripe \n6th Gup: Green Belt \n5th Gup: Green Belt With Blue Stripe \n4th Gup: Blue Belt \n3rd Gup: Blue Belt With Red Stripe \n2nd Gup: Red Belt \n1st Gup: Red Belt With Black Stripe \n1st Dan: Black Belt \nHome Page \n\n \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\n\n\n\nFor Promotion From \n10th Gup White Belt To \n9th Gup White Belt With Yellow Stripe \n\n \n\nPattern (Hyung): "Chon-Ji". \n3-Step Sparring (Sambo Dare Ee On). \n1-Step Sparring (Ilbo Dare Ee On). \nSelf-Defense Against Holds. \nBreaking (Kyuk Pha): 1" with any kick or hand technique. \nHistory (Yok Sa): Tae Kwon Do and ITA. \nEssay (Non Mun): 2-Pages. \nTop of Page  \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\n\n\n\nFor Promotion From \n9th Gup White Belt With Yellow Stripe To \n8th Gup Yellow Belt \n\n \n\nPattern (Hyung): "Dan-Gun". \n3-Step Sparring (Sambo Dare Ee On). \n1-Step Sparring (Ilbo Dare Ee On). \nSelf-Defense Against Holds. \nBreaking (Kyuk Pha) : 1" with kick and 1" with knife-hand. \nHistory (Yok Sa): Tae Kwon Do and ITA. \nEssay (Non Mun): 2-Pages. \nTop of Page  \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\n\n\n\nFor Promotion From \n8th Gup Yellow Belt To \n7th Gup Yellow With Green Stripe \n\n \n\nPattern (Hyung): "Do-San". \n1-Step Sparring (Ilbo Dare Ee On). \nSelf-Defense Against Holds. \nBreaking (Kyuk Pha): 2" with hand and 1" with kick. \nHistory (Yok Sa): Tae Kwon Do and ITA. \nEssay (Non Mun): 2-Pages. \nTop of Page  \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\n\n\n\nFor Promotion From \n7th Gup Yellow Belt With Green Stripe To \n6th Gup Green Belt \n\n \n\nPattern (Hyung): "Won-Hyo". \n1-Step Sparring (Ilbo Dare Ee On). \nFree Sparring (Cha U Dare Ee On). \nSelf-Defense Against Holds. \nBreaking (Kyuk Pha): 2" with side kick and 2" with hand. \nHistory (Yok Sa): Tae Kwon Do and ITA. \nEssay (Non Mun): 2-Pages. \nTop of Page  \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\n\n\n\nFor Promotion From \n6th Gup Green Belt To \n5th Gup Green Belt With Blue Stripe \n\n \n\nPattern (Hyung): "Yul-Gok". \n1-Step Sparring (Ilbo Dare Ee On). \nFree Sparring (Cha U Dare Ee On). \nSelf-Defense Against Holds. \nSelf-Defense Against Club attacks. \nBreaking (Kyuk Pha): 2" with hand and 1" jump front kick. \nHistory (Yok Sa): Tae Kwon Do and ITA. \nEssay (Non Mun): 3-Pages. \nTop of Page  \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\n\n\n\nFor Promotion From \n5th Gup Green Belt With Blue Stripe To \n4th Gup Blue Belt \n\n \n\nPattern (Hyung): "Joong-Gun" \n1-Step Sparring (Ilbo Dare Ee On). \n2-Step Sparring (Eebo Dare Ee On). \nFree Sparring (Cha U Dare Ee On). \nSelf-Defense Against Holds. \nSelf-Defense Against Club attacks. \nBreaking (Kyuk Pha): 2" punch and 1" turning kick. \nHistory (Yok Sa): Tae Kwon Do and ITA. \nEssay (Non Mun): 3-Pages. \nTop of Page  \n\n\n\n\n \n\n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\n\n\n\nFor Promotion From \n4th Gup Blue Belt To \n3rd Gup Blue Belt With Red Stripe \n\n \n\nPattern (Hyung): "Toi-Gye" \n1-Step Sparring (Ilbo Dare Ee On). \n2-Step Sparring (Eebo Dare Ee On). \nFree Sparring (Cha U Dare Ee On). \nSelf-Defense Against Holds. \nSelf-Defense Against Club attacks. \nSelf-Defe
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Its a form of Martial arts developed in Korea which dates back in around 14 or the 15th century. Tae - is a Korean word which means "to smash using the feet" or simply "to kick", kwon - means to "to destroy using the hands" or simply "to punch, Do - means "the method" or the way. Tae Kwon Do in its literal meaning would be "The method of kicking and punching." Tae Kwon Do was used by korean warriors during ancient battles. As time pass by, the deadly martial arts was developed into a friendly martial sport. The sport of Tae Kwon Do we now see in the Olympics which mainly utilize the kicks.
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The Tae Kwondo Temple