Hi fellow dads! I'm a 16 year old girl. Pretty much just living my life the way I always have. Always wanting to do good, try to make the world a better place, and being a daughter has really opened me up on a lot of different levels of possibilities.\n\nSo I've really wanted to try my hand at kicking a little, and I have some friends that I hang out with that I know will be able to do it. However, I'm not a big fan of the sport. Feeling like there are too many factors that go into making it work.\n\nSo, I'm just kinda asking what you guys think, and any advice that you could give.\n\nThanks in advance!
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Title<|sost|>Hey guys!\nI am a relatively new dad to a little boy (two weeks old) and I’ve been loving being a dad. I have played tag with him since he was a month old, and I’ve really enjoyed learning how thier wrestling and martial arts influenced my playing and teaching of those arts.\n\nMy question to the group is this, what do you think is the best kick or an assist to kick or something you can do to give a kid a greater advantage in wrestling, or just kick a kid when they’re doing something you don’t want them to do?\n\nThanks in advance!
Hi All, A group of us here at reddit are dropping this to you guys for suggestions.
Yes, it is important to learn a lot about yourself. It is difficult learning about your inner self, but learn about yourself and your life. If you are an individual, learn about yourself. Take the time to look into your own internal self. That is life. You can always take the time to learn, explore, learn. Take the time to find your own answers. It is important to learn. Be sure to listen to your teacher and to make a learning effort.
Not going to argue or say anything. Just throw it away.
I don't think Drop Kicks is a good idea. It is what you put in that is most important. What should I bring?
I'd like to drop a kick with a stick.
A bit of orange meat at the end of a stick.
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It’s a bit like a slap kick. Don’t worry, it’ll still work.
The shit, he'll just go to sleep and wake up a couple hours later!
Drop it at your work place.
Don't, this isn't for you.
I feel like drop-kicking something.
I have never heard of kickbacks. I've never seen them. I was in school, but I still got one. Ask me anything!
I'm a self-taught artist and I think it's great to have a more experienced person help you out when you don't know which direction you're going and which direction you're going in. I find that when I feel a bit stuck in a rut I'll drop it without worrying too much about it.