Martial Arts Poison by Grandmaster Kim Soo, 10th. Many people are not familiar with the crucial distinction between these two ideas, but an understanding of the theories is essential if one is to benefit from martial arts and avoid harm.
Many people believe martial arts training is helpful in building one's character.
Parents often want to send their children to martial arts schools, for they have heard of the benefits of traditional training. When children turn out to be aggressive, parents regret sending them to the dojang. Parents may not think martial arts training is good for children, yet the children still nurture powerful and glamorous images they are getting through the media. This can also set the stage for discord and strife in the home and family. As a lifelong martial arts instructor, I know that while traditional training can bring many benefits, it is also a double-edged sword.