The document details the narrator's journey with martial arts over time. As a child, they were interested in martial arts after seeing them used in Dragon Ball Z and by a man who stopped a mugger. They then took up Tang-Soo-Do and progressed to earning their purple belt. Later on, they learned different styles like Judo, pressure point techniques, and was inspired by Bruce Lee, ultimately finding their favorite style to be Bokator.

2.  I used to watch
Dragon Ball Z and
wonder how they
could react to a
situation so fast. I
later discover they
were using some
form of Martial arts.

3.  A couple summers
after that I was in
Detroit and saw a
man take down a
mugger with two
spin hooks to the
face. Immediately
after that I was
interested in joining a
martial arts class.

4.  A few months later my mom came across
her friend in Wal-Mart and they happen
to have a Tang-Soo-Do class. I join them
and instantaneously become hooked.

5.  After a while I acquire my purple belt and
my mother decides to get me sparring
gear. At first I was terrible at fighting but I
learned quickly and continued
progressing without problems.

6.  A few years later, I
learned about chi; a
magical energy in
everybody. Some
people can even
harness their chi and
use it to their
advantage.

7.  The next
summer, I
went to Texas
and my uncle
didn’t believe
I could take
him out, so I
put him in a
bare naked
choke. After
that I started
looking for
new fighting
styles.

8.  . First I found Judo, a fighting style that uses
your opponent’s energy against them. I
didn’t really like judo because it involved
lots of grappling which I thought would be
difficult to use in self defense combat.

9.  I eventually came across pressure point
techniques that are really sweet. One
technique is called the jellyfish, but I
wanted something more practical.

10.  . I then
stumbled
upon Bruce
Lee and his
fighting style.
He was a
very noble
Shaolin
warrior and
is probably
the greatest
fighter to
date.

11.  . After that, I
found my
favorite style;
Bokator.
Bokator is a
South East
Asian Buddhist
fighting style
more brutal
than Kung Fu.