Quotes For Martial Artists To Live By

[garuda]

"Win First, Fight Later" the book of Hagakure

[chalambok]

"I cannot teach you violence, as I do not myself believe in it. I can only teach you not to bow your heads before anyone even at the cost of your life." - Mahatma Gandhi

[chalambok]

"Look back with pride not sorrow." - Stephanie Shughart (wife of SFC Randy Shughart, posthumously awarded Medal of Honor for actions in Somalia)

[jules]

Oh, you're mad cus i'm styling on you.

[Ghost]

"To see a world in a grain of sand,
And a heaven in a wild flower,
Hold infinity in the palm of your hand,
And eternity in an hour."

Sometimes paying attention to the small things can have a difference on the bigger things and help you see the bigger picture.

[Guest]

if you understand everything, you must be misinformed

[Ghost]

LOL why was mine deleted, i thought it was so well known to not require me stating the author.
Undelete please.

[A-Zo]

Pain is weakness leaving the body.

[MilkAndInnards]

I don't know if its been said already or not, but here it is:

"Pain is temporary. Pride is forever"

[chalambok]

"Sometimes you have to put your body into it." - Dr Martin Luther King

[Figaro]

I couldn't fight my way out of a paper bag - Me (Well maybe)

[chalambok]

"All labor that uplifts humanity has dignity and importance and should be undertaken with painstaking excellence." - Dr Martin Luther King Jr

[Camp Cook]

Camp Cook

"Everyone has a plan, 'til they get hit."-Mike Tyson

"You don't have to do your best every day. You just have to do every day."-Marvin Hagler

"I can do it you can do it."-Surachai Sirisute

"There are people who do things, and people who take the credit. The trick is to be in the first group, there's a lot less competition."-Edward R Murrow

Hey Steve it' Carol

I have those pictures of the first camps to send to you to post. If you get this email me back so I can send them. I am not sure yet how and were to post them. I spoke to Chai and also sent him copies.

Carol
Camp Cook

[OldSchool CO]

WW2 greats

"Victory goes to those who want it most, and who want it the longest." Lt. Col Jimmy Doolittle

[OldSchool CO]

A Pm? Wth?