The questions i chose were one, how old were you when you started practicing muay thai? Two, what were the stages of becoming the highest rank in the school you were taught and how did it change you developing to that highest rank? Three, What inspired …show more content…
This was made so that people wouldnt be in a class too high or too low for them and they can grow from were they begin. When you first think "Muay thai Dojo" you think, and i thought thought raw, and really getting into the ethnical muay thai roots, But the place looked like any other karate school you would come across and there was more than just muay thai taught there. but the instructors were unique and the way the founders of the school had it set up was intresting. The only thing that i expected to be there was a taiwanese teacher, and they definetly had one its hard to get away with teaching this art without having racial connections, but it is slowly mordenizing and more taiwanese teachers are coming to the u.s. and teaching there art to there students eventually teaching it too, so you will see american muay thai teachers often these days. When i was taking my notes i was really getting into the format of the class, the relantionships between students, and the teachers teaching techniques and habits. So my notes conveyed an in depth summary of how the class was taught, step by step. There was really nothing out of place when i walked in the door you had matts, stop clocks hanging up, speaker systems, and a ring. when i draft this profile essay i want to convey a in depth writing of how the class was taught, the