As an avid martial artist, I always like to see who else in the community is, or is just interested in the subject, so I may know who to go to with questions or info on this subject. Hence this Meditation, asking the same question I've asked many, who here takes martial arts, what style, what school, and any other information you would like to give or just wonder about.

My main arts are Daito-ryu AikiJujutsu and Goju-ryu Karatedo.

Update: After much pushing, and lossing a bit of parano..who's following me?! ;). I posted my two main arts; though I've studied Nippon Ketsugo Kai as well.

"Pain is weakness leaving the body, I find myself in pain everyday" -me

In reply to OT: The WarriorMonks by kutsu

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