And a rapist is a molester and a molester is a rapist

Seeing it as well just makes those words even stronger.

Lol, martial arts is literally a form of dancing...

actually it's a very old saying

加藤みずっち is

Stop looking at me You know how kids can be tough to each other :/

gam mal hobbies are hobbies

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Ballet is usually done by girls , plus girls who are thin and light , i don’t see why he wouldn’t get bullied

No, it is not usually done only by girls. You don't know anything about ballett, don't you?

Haha 🤣 love your sense of humor

One of my fellow black belts used to do ballet. There were multiple times she attempted to do difficult turns that turned into turning kicks. I would probably do the same if I were a dancer.

😂😂

14 year old "black belt" lol

Spirit Splice it’s true! I must admit that the style of martial arts she learns does not have as many belts to earn, but this particular girl has been working since she was five years old to earn her belts. And it is possible, she’s not the only example I can think of who has a black belt at a young age.

She isn't competent at 14. That is why any decent martial art has a minimum age to obtain a black belt.

Spirit Splice what do you mean by ‘not competent’. Do you mean to say that she doesn’t have the physical strength or capability to be a black belt? Or that she doesn’t understand the lore and history of the sport? Please elaborate.

+Spirit Splice In my school the minimum age required is 14. To get the dans though you have to get older. Maybe in that girl's school it's the same. Either way, if she's been training since she was 5, then it's 9 years of experience. Nearly a decade of experience doesn't matter just because she was a child?

Deborah Clem same

Cute Mochi nice! Where do you train?

Deborah Clem my master and my parents started a non profit organization and that’s where I train. I dance in a company

Do you have a source for that? Can't find anything about it, but if true, that's very interesting!

I saw it in an old documentry from Discovery channel many years ago. and wow thanks guys for all the likes and thanks to Great Big Story for Highlighting my comment :D

here you go not sure is the link will work though www.fencing.net/14369/ballet-fencing-interpretive-dance/

It works. Very cool, thank you very much!

Zulhilmi Ghouse well it's not, just fear and hatred.

samuel wong I used to take Russian Classical Ballet. My teacher, he was also versed in martial arts (I don't know which one).

Salem Saberhagen Was your teacher suppose to wear a uniform if so its likely karate, judo, taekwondo, or BJJ.

samuel wong Once after my ballet class, I saw a boy wearing a black martial arts uniform heading towards the class where the teacher stayed behind (still dressed as a dance coach). I asked my friend (the teacher's daughter) what was going on and she said her dad also taught martial arts. Her dad wasn't part of any dance company so he did lots jobs. He rented the room we used from an existing dance company. One of his jobs was to help figure skaters with their choreography and artistry. After he moved away to another province to take that job on full time (Montreal), I quit ballet. I was there more for the classroom atmosphere and my friends than for the art.

I cannot tell what martial art he taught but it must have been an eastern martial art. Normally teaching martial arts is not a stable career. And if your heart isn't in learning the "art", perhaps it was not suited for you.

samuel wong I was there for physical exercise as a hobby. It was the only physical class my parents could get me to go to without complaining (when I was 9, I twisted my ankle playing outdoors. I thought it was a blessing because my parents finally let me quit hip-hop class. I was that type of kid.) If my heart was in ballet, I would have practiced my stretches twice a day and did core body strength training every day like you're supposed to if you want stable pirrouettes, high jumps, etc. I only exercised during class (2 hours per week). It was the music that drew me in more than doing the physically demanding moves. As it was, when I turned 12, the crime rate in my city increased, my parents forced me to take taekwondo for self defense at our local community center (3 times a week for one hour). I complained every time (their motto was "no pain, no gain" and I'm no masochist.) It was no surprise that after 6 months of strength training and stretching in taekwondo that I was able to do solid, slow triple pirrouettes in ballet with ease and hold my relevé positions on one foot. After I quit taekwondo, my ballet strength suffered. As it was, the only art that held my passion was fine art (painting/drawing), which I did every chance I got (ballet intrigued me with how beautiful it looked but I liked looking at it more than performing it). But my parents needed to get me to do something physical, as it's incredibly detrimental for humans, especially children, not to get adequate exercise. Now, in adulthood, I regret not continuing this type of exercise as it's taking a toll on my back, knees, and neck due to weakened muscles. The medium speed lap swimming i do isn't targetting the muscle groups to the degree i need (the only reason I went swimming). I've started yoga for those afflicted with chronic pain. I'm hoping to regain my health. As much as I hate yoga, it is helping me. That's my only motivation. Let my poor life choices be a lesson to others. Don't quit your core body exercises. (If it's your passion, then you're lucky because you have the motivation.) If you lose your passion, then let avoidance of future pain be your new motivation. I'm paying for that now with chronic pain.

Ι am pretty sure he practices Muay Thai too..

Alicia-Dylan Rose Chase you?

Me Me Big Boy that just means he's a noob at everything.

SushiTries Lol yeah, we didn't need to know anyway

lol

Yeah.

i.STiLL.FUNCTiON 510 was looking for this lol

But Jean Claude is already a real life person so your comment doesn't make any sense.

Van Damme But why male model.?

Finn Tran thank you ~