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  #1 Frantzen Benson on 10 Jan 14

   

  Being a black belt is a lot more than yet another list inside the martial arts. Their a milestone that every martial artist strives for but merely a small percentage actually obtain. Finding a black belt or similar standing in any art takes a lot of dedication and perseverance. The journey appears endless as-a kyu rank (under gear), but when you reach that stage its an incredible achievement. When I was 13 years of age I passed my Sho Dan test. I could recall sleeping with my belt almost every night. No joke. I would go on it everywhere individuals and I are going to the store, my belt came along. Spending the evening at a friends house, my gear came along.
  
  What I didnt know nevertheless, will there be comes a lot of responsibility by being a black belt. I dont feel one recognizes this until they've been a Yudansha (black belt) for some years. It probably didnt hit me until I was a full time teacher, and more when I moved away from training. Students look-up to us. We are what they want to be when they mature. Remember when you were a kid and you had a popular player and when you played that one activity you were always them. If you believe anything at all, you will perhaps want to learn about court martial lawyers. Thats exactly what a black belt resembles. Students observe every move we make and repeat them nearly to your T. We are spin designs in their mind and their families. I accept that. I would rather make a positive influence in a youthful martial artists life then see them throw their life away. I would rather inspire a self-doubted daughter or son, than see him struggle confidently problems throughout his childhood and into his teen-age years.
  
  So what does a black belt mean if you ask me? An easy method of life. Because in fact, there is no pinnacle I pay more attention to the trail, and perhaps not the pinnacle of the art. It's a trip that'll never end. And now that I'm in the process of starting my own dojo, being a San Dan has more meaning than before. I wan to make sure I am the best martial artist I can be to ensure that my future students to master the sweetness of Wado-Ryu.
  
  Our instructors, and their instructors, and their instructors teacher were shown specific approaches to carry them-selves and expectations of being a black belt. Whether actually, emotionally, or socially. This has been passed down to us and it's our duty to continue to move this unwritten rule onto future generations of martial artists. Why? Their tradition. Their the martial way. We're the leaders of our dojo.
  
  Since you know what a black belt means to me, I challenge you to find out what a black belt means to you.
  
  You may also find out about my Journey to be a blackbelt by visiting www.ExperienceMartialArts.com and hitting the 'Learn' bill.

   

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