Mike270412
Golden Boy
i was a very small kid all through school, 5' nothing and about 120lbs.
Ya but you grew up to be 5'2" and 130.....nobody fawks with you now!!!
i was a very small kid all through school, 5' nothing and about 120lbs.
Ya but you grew up to be 5'2" and 130.....nobody fawks with you now!!!
martial arts is more than teching them to fight back, it teaches them the controll to properly deal with the situation, and if need be defend themselves should it come to violence. i was a very small kid all through school, 5' nothing and about 120lbs. at 10ish my mom put me in martial arts. barely had a fight my entire life. when the situations arose i had the tools to deal with them, wether through fighting back or defusing them.....i reccomens martial arts to all kids, it gives you a confidence, and a differnet prespective on violence and the ways it can be handeled
If I had the time this would be perfect...............but don't hockey mom in the winter !!!!
[h=2]Re: Bullying[/h]Listened to a story like this on Adler a couple weeks ago. The bully's followed the kid home, started beating on him on his front lawn, the father saw this and ran outside pushing the bully's off his kid and called the police. The bully's banded together saying the dad beat them up and threatened to cut their throats and drink their blood. Came down to the kids against the dad and the dad is being charged. This after going through the school, police and all proper channels. Now he has lost his house because of legal fees and is forced to move and work 2 jobs to support the family. Kids nowadays are street smart and know their rights and how to work the system to their advantage. You need to nip it in the butt before it escalates anymore imo.
From my experience back in the school days these types of fools all share one thing in common, bullies feed off of fear, and attention. When a bully has the attention he /she will feed off it, taking that attention away from them they become nothing more then a kid with issues and are harmless for the most part. For the most part if the bully is surrounded by other kids that are wanting to see a fight happen , as shitty as it sounds its going to happen. When you are able to remove that catalyst from the situation the bully has no reason to fight because he has no supporters of the situation. I had this issue with an egghead in high school myself, and eventually said screw it and went and had our fight, got my shots in and lost the fight, however the next time he decided to provoke me he didnt have any supporters and he quickly decided against a second encounter. just my 2 cents.
shheeet sunshine the martial arts are not for you. shheesh, your young lad needs to stand up for himself, now and in the future, it is one of lifes lesson's. take him to boxing lessons, or martial arts etc. you cannot fight his battles, although you may want to. Don't.
Ohhhhhhhhhh Crackadoo................if we had the time to deal with Martial Arts on top of Hockey I would. But with Hockey 4 days a week I'm running now !!! Mabey I need to teach him a thing or two myself He's scared............never been in a fight...........and truly I don't think fighting is the answer!! I know if I was the parent getting the call my son was bullying he'd be in more ch!t and soooooooooooooooooooo grounded and be getting a hell of a talking to !!!!!!
I agree that martial arts is a good thing both mentally and physically. But not in this case for the reasons that are being put out there. Put yourself in this young man's position and everyone around you is saying "you have to stand up for yourself, fight back". If you are the "Lover not a Fighter" personality type, think of the pressure that you would be feeling to have to fight back. You're so scared. That pressure in itself can be enough to cause some kids to crack. That pressure may be worse than the pressure he feels when he's around this Brat. I say...don't force him to fight back. Support him, let him know you care about the sitaution and you are trying to help. This will pass.... but will be very difficult for the duration.
I agree that martial arts is a good thing both mentally and physically. But not in this case for the reasons that are being put out there. Put yourself in this young man's position and everyone around you is saying "you have to stand up for yourself, fight back". If you are the "Lover not a Fighter" personality type, think of the pressure that you would be feeling to have to fight back. You're so scared. That pressure in itself can be enough to cause some kids to crack. That pressure may be worse than the pressure he feels when he's around this Brat. I say...don't force him to fight back. Support him, let him know you care about the sitaution and you are trying to help. This will pass.... but will be very difficult for the duration.