i'm a noob to korean martial arts...HELP!

[Alain]

If you want a very good resource regarding training to be in shape for martial arts, check out "The Fighter's Body: An Owner's Manual: Your Guide to Diet, Nutrition, Exercise and Excellence in the Martial Arts" by Loren Christensen and Wim Demeere. You can find it at amazon.com or go right to Loren's site: http://www.lwcbooks.com/books/fightersbody.html

Yours in Training,

Alain

https://www.burrese.com

[Tom Yum]

Yeah why he said!!!

Don't forget to chew gum afterwards...kim chi is pungent!

[lindz]

Maybe...it could also be written in hanzi if it was packaged in the North or in China...lol.

Yeah why he said!!!

[Tom Yum]

Well, it would 'really' be written in hangul, wouldn't it?

Maybe...it could also be written in hanzi if it was packaged in the North or in China...lol.

[jubaji]

Oh, yeah, mr smartie pants??? then what is it???:P

Well, it would 'really' be written in hangul, wouldn't it?

[lindz]

Actually, its neither.

Oh, yeah, mr smartie pants??? then what is it???:P

[bboyclike]

all this is fine and good, but what about specific exercise routines?

[jubaji]

isn't it kimchi???

Actually, its neither.

[jubaji]

Chase it down with Soju.

Repeat.

I hear that!!!

[Tom Yum]

isn't it kimchi???

Depends on the romanization.

[lindz]

Eat loads of Kimchee.

isn't it kimchi???

[Tom Yum]

Eat loads of Kimchee.

Chase it down with Soju.

Repeat.

[jubaji]

Eat loads of Kimchee.

[lindz]

Try lots of running!

[bboyclike]

thanks for the help, and yes, online training would be helpful...