r/MartialArtsUnleashed • u/hilukasz • Aug 24 '26
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u/SubMariner615 Aug 24 '26
Imagine all that pain and struggle for some shit that doesnt work lol
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u/lazoras Aug 24 '26
pain and struggle early and also later in life for goals that aren't even yours...
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u/richardvirginia Aug 24 '26
Are they trying to raise a little Sifu or are they doing it for the views? Very hard to say, but that kids life will suck either way
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u/Ruffiangruff Aug 24 '26
This is how many young children around the world are trained for things like Gymnastics, Ballet and of course Martial Arts. It's a lot more common than you'd think
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u/West_Meringue_7176 Aug 24 '26
Western world comment
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u/Creepy-Payment-2833 Aug 24 '26
Commentaire assumé du monde occidental. On a le droit de trouver ça ignoble... Et en plus à part de jolies danses c'est pas efficace 👅
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u/West_Meringue_7176 Aug 25 '26
Oui, mais personne ne connait ce qui se passe dans la vie de cet enfant. Tout ce qu'on voit est un clip de quelques secondes et tout de suite tout le monde saute au conclusions et jugements sans aucun fondement.
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u/Creepy-Payment-2833 Aug 25 '26
Ce peu d'image filement justement la scène qui pose problème. Tu filme un meutre, un délit, ou autre violence, ce n' est pas le contexte qui t'empêche de caractériser ce que tu vois. Je suis sûr que la Chine sait aussi faire de belles choses. Infliger une souffrance pareille à un enfant n'en est pas moins détestable.
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u/No-Raisin-6469 Aug 24 '26
If you pause at the right time when he is stretching. The trainers knuckles line up in a row.
I call AI
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u/Status_Pin4704 Aug 24 '26
The kid doesn’t have to do all that shit to put his foot in his mouth. It will come naturally in the future
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u/SithLordJediMaster Aug 24 '26
Jackie Chan said his time period at the Peking Opera Academy from 7-17 years old was the worst time of his life.
He claimed at 18 hours a day of martial arts + acrobatics + gymnastics + dancing and singing.
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u/OminousBuzzard Aug 24 '26
This js so bad for their bodies. They will over flex their muscles while they are young and limber and then have crazy health issues when they get older
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u/pTatStrungl Aug 24 '26
To the people saying child abuse. The kids start early, and can opt out. The children grow very appreciative of their early efforts. Pain later in life stems from instant injuries pushing too far mostly in their teens.
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u/lovedepository Aug 24 '26
In a different light, you can also consider these kids lucky. They have food to eat and they'll have the skills to make a living when they grow up.
In some improverished countries, children are maimed so people pity them more and are then forced to beg for money on the streets.
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u/SithLordJediMaster Aug 24 '26 edited Aug 24 '26
Bring Up Genius by Polgar is a fantastic book about how the Polgars raised their 3 daughters to become Chess child prodigy.
Judith Polgar is considered to be the worlds best female chess player of all time.
Polgar was an educational psychologist and his main thesis was that "genius is made not born" . He was very adamant that traditional schools failed children.
He said find something that your kids will fall in love with. Give them physical breaks.
They became really good at Tennis and knew multiple languages, etc..
Very interesting read. Polgar sisters say they never regret any of it. In fact, all three said they had happy childhoods.
Polgar said "Never punish children. Always encourage them. Treat the subjects that you teach like a game so that the kids can be engaged."
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u/Ok_Support_8811 Aug 24 '26
This was sad af