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

[jubaji]

So what's the best asian food I vote for either korean or thai.

Sounds like somebody needs to get a poll going!

[Tom Yum]

So what's the best asian food I vote for either korean or thai.

Apples to oranges....apples to oranges. Both are particular to the climate, culture and animals raised or caught.

Personally, I like grilled Korean meats...still trying to figure out an authentic marinade. With Thai food comes the curries...almost have them down.

Can't forget Chinese, Japanese, Vietnamese, Malay etc. Sure they all eat rice and noodles, but they're as different as chin na, judo or silat

[GranFire]

I only get Chinese!

[Blue Wave Gym]

ok

So what's the best asian food I vote for either korean or thai.

[GranFire]

GAWD! You guys are aweful!

I like curry myself....not Korean...

[Tom Yum]

what if the're vegan lol
sir would you like some chalk like tofu with your kimchi

Chalk-like...lol. Go for the fried tofu. Tastes better.

[Blue Wave Gym]

lol

what if the're vegan lol
sir would you like some chalk like tofu with your kimchi

[Tom Yum]

But its the kimchee that goes with the meat, not the other way around.

Sir, would you like some meat with your kim chi...

[Blue Wave Gym]

true

maybe sushi and a noodle soup
then kimchi and the rest of the korean food
anyone like thai food?

[jubaji]

and threow in some shshi while you're at in btw you can buy sushi making kits tom then just use imatation crab or real crab that's cooked

Kimchee doesn't go great with sushi, generally speaking.

[jubaji]

let's not forget who is the side dish now

Yes! I like to balance out the spiciness and saltiness of kim chi with some kind of grilled meat, ideally beef.

But its the kimchee that goes with the meat, not the other way around.


Grilled tongue is good!

[Blue Wave Gym]

yes

and threow in some shshi while you're at in btw you can buy sushi making kits tom then just use imatation crab or real crab that's cooked

[Tom Yum]

the hotter the better

Yes! I like to balance out the spiciness and saltiness of kim chi with some kind of grilled meat, ideally beef.

[Blue Wave Gym]

kimche rocks

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

the hotter the better

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[Anti]

Pushups and pullups for upper strength
sit ups... duh
running for endurance (close and longe range running)
kicking and weights for leg strength
stretching for life.
this is basic for most of any martial arts. The rest comes with application and using what you have (bags, etc)
Best thing is application. Sparring and schooling if you can get it.
-Anti