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**chuecafresss** · 02-15-2011, 04:40 AM

Talent does not exist. Hours in the dojo and how you practice is what counts.
I am a Scandinavian myself, swedish to be exact, and most people pass shodan within 3 years of training. I would guess the other scandinavian countries are similar, but I really have no clue.

However, this is of course relative to the amount you train, and how often. If you don't practice regularly with continuity there is a high chance you will keep failing your exams.

Other people are passing you most likely because they are practicing more often and regularly.

That said, I just want to reiterate what others have said: Things will work out eventually if you just keep practising.

02-15-2011, 04:40 AM	#18
chuecafresss Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 406 Senior Member	Talent does not exist. Hours in the dojo and how you practice is what counts. I am a Scandinavian myself, swedish to be exact, and most people pass shodan within 3 years of training. I would guess the other scandinavian countries are similar, but I really have no clue. However, this is of course relative to the amount you train, and how often. If you don't practice regularly with continuity there is a high chance you will keep failing your exams. Other people are passing you most likely because they are practicing more often and regularly. That said, I just want to reiterate what others have said: Things will work out eventually if you just keep practising.
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