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I have a Black Belt in Okinawan Karate how long would it take to get one in Tae Kwon do?
I practiced Okinawan Karate for 10 years until a develop a mild carpal tunnel syndrome and tendonitis, thank God my legs are still fine. Since Okinawan Karate spend 70% of training doing punches which worsen my hand I am hoping to make a transition to tae kwon do which is 70% of training are kicking. Be objective any tae kwon do Black Belts, I need your advice. Peace-out
I don't see that you are implying that your conditions came from your Okinawan training.
I can tell you if you think that switching to TKD is not going to help you.
You need nutritional counseling for both conditions.
I teach Okinawan arts and feel compelled to ask, what style and from who?
If you have carpal tunnel from practice, it's because your instructor is probably one of those that has you doing knuckle push-ups until your knuckles bleed. As much as there are many who love to say that this type of training is the best - it isn't.
That super hardcore training is what leads to unnecessary injuries.
You should train correctly but you can't abuse your body. You must use herbs internally and externally and proper nutrition to promote healing. You must also rest.
