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**Assentesy** · 02-03-2006, 08:00 AM

Yeah, you're probably right.

Also, I'm starting Kendo at Salem-Teikyo on the 15th! NEXT WEDNESDAY! I can't wait.

Kung Fu would most likely be next year, if I decided to do it. Theres a place that teaches it in Rochester, NY (where my college is gonna be). I'm hoping to find some Kendo up there as well.

So if I did do Kung Fu (hey that rhymes) it'd be after several months of Kendo. And I'd do it to get myself into the best shape possible, and to have a decent grasp on both empty and erm....full hand martial arts.

Another thing I thought about is that with Kung Fu it seems like you start weapons training fairly early on. I'd guess learning something like...broadsword or staff would pretty much fubar me up in regards to my Kendo. That may be reason enough not to take it...as I'm much more attracted to Kendo that Kung Fu at this point.

02-03-2006, 08:00 AM	#10
Assentesy Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 435 Senior Member	Yeah, you're probably right. Also, I'm starting Kendo at Salem-Teikyo on the 15th! NEXT WEDNESDAY! I can't wait. Kung Fu would most likely be next year, if I decided to do it. Theres a place that teaches it in Rochester, NY (where my college is gonna be). I'm hoping to find some Kendo up there as well. So if I did do Kung Fu (hey that rhymes) it'd be after several months of Kendo. And I'd do it to get myself into the best shape possible, and to have a decent grasp on both empty and erm....full hand martial arts. Another thing I thought about is that with Kung Fu it seems like you start weapons training fairly early on. I'd guess learning something like...broadsword or staff would pretty much fubar me up in regards to my Kendo. That may be reason enough not to take it...as I'm much more attracted to Kendo that Kung Fu at this point.
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