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  • #1

    martial arts

    soo,

    I was taking ninjitsu for a bit a little while ago and was a little disapointed in the fact that there was no seperation between beginners and the more advanced students, don't get me wrong there were some positives but overall the more andvanced pretty much just used us beginners as breathing practice dummy's. So I'm looking around at a few other options. Tonight I'm going to check out a can-ryu jiu-jitsu class. Anyways just wondering if any of the rest of you folks are involved with any of the arts and if so, which. Look forward to hearing from the ninja's here and any feedback would be awesome.

    hiya!

    Jer
    1) 2007 Candy white MKV GTI. DSG, votex kit, 19" Privat netz, tinted tails, smoked side markers & mirror signals, 20% tint, TT stubby, APR sport 3" turbo back exhaust, ABD stage 2 cold air intake. GONE.
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  • #2
    Re: martial arts

    I just carry knives and hit people with pool cue's ....No real need for ninja training
    REAL men use harsh language as self-defense
    -james

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    • #3
      Re: martial arts

      I've been training Muay Thai/Kick boxing on and off for over a year. The place that I train at has seperate classes for the beginners and the advanced. Over this time, I've progressed very quickly and I'm very confident on my feet. It feels really good to able to work people in the ring for a few rounds.

      When I have a little more time, im gonna purse some BJJ. I did a training seminar with Tito Ortiz last fall and it really made me excited about ground fighting.

      If your interested in Muay Thai and live in Calgary, I'd check out Mike Miles.
      Last edited by Duby T; 10-08-2008, 03:23 PM.
      Tint sucks

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      • #4
        Re: martial arts

        I trained for many years. Unfortunately, our club closed down, so I'm no help.

        But....the important thing is the teachers and to some extent the pupils in the class as to whether it is good or not. Go for one class and you will know if it is for you. Don't hang on if it is not. Just move on.

        As to the form, what is your reason for learning. Some forms are just meant for competition and have weaknesses in real life. Some are better for learning body and mind control.

        Also.....if you do want to become good. At least 6 years of training in a good class before you are worth 2 cents, IMO...

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        • #5
          Re: martial arts

          I know Kung Foo...

          http://www.urbandictionary.com/defin...erm=Kung%20Foo
          KR
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          • #6
            Re: martial arts

            I would really love to check out hapkido. Anyone here have any experience?
            Rob

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            • #7
              Re: martial arts

              i have many skills



              Last edited by R_Ethug; 10-08-2008, 10:25 PM.

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              • #8
                Re: martial arts

                I've been going to Canuckles MMA for a while and it's been great. They teach all facets of the MMA game. It's a deadly workout and you get spar with people your own caliber. It's fun you should come out Jer!

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                • #9
                  Re: martial arts

                  looks like a chillen place Dave, I never new you were into that (participation wise) What nights do you go? both wed and fri? how long have you been going, I may stop by and check it out.
                  1) 2007 Candy white MKV GTI. DSG, votex kit, 19" Privat netz, tinted tails, smoked side markers & mirror signals, 20% tint, TT stubby, APR sport 3" turbo back exhaust, ABD stage 2 cold air intake. GONE.
                  2) 1993 Green Corrado VR6. ABD intake. FK Silverline coils, Zimmerman cross drilled & slotted rotors. GONE.

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                  • #10
                    Re: martial arts

                    I've been going for a few weeks until I blew my knee out. I'm going to be back the first week of November. Bring your mouth gaurd...
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                    • #11
                      Re: martial arts

                      Originally posted by Bullfrog View Post
                      soo,

                      I was taking ninjitsu for a bit a little while ago and was a little disapointed in the fact that there was no seperation between beginners and the more advanced students, don't get me wrong there were some positives but overall the more andvanced pretty much just used us beginners as breathing practice dummy's. So I'm looking around at a few other options. Tonight I'm going to check out a can-ryu jiu-jitsu class. Anyways just wondering if any of the rest of you folks are involved with any of the arts and if so, which. Look forward to hearing from the ninja's here and any feedback would be awesome.

                      hiya!

                      Jer
                      How was the can-ryu jiu-jitsu class?
                      Geoff
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                      • #12
                        Re: martial arts

                        NOT TO BAD, AND CLOSE TO HOME SO i MAY GO EVERY WEEK NOW.
                        1) 2007 Candy white MKV GTI. DSG, votex kit, 19" Privat netz, tinted tails, smoked side markers & mirror signals, 20% tint, TT stubby, APR sport 3" turbo back exhaust, ABD stage 2 cold air intake. GONE.
                        2) 1993 Green Corrado VR6. ABD intake. FK Silverline coils, Zimmerman cross drilled & slotted rotors. GONE.

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                        • #13
                          Re: martial arts

                          I really enjoyed my time at National Brazilian Ju Jitsu. Plus a membership there is good for Mike Miles as well because they're affiliated.

                          My two cents is go for the BJJ, as it's more practical and about the best work out I've found yet. Combines aerobic and anerobic with real strength training.
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                          • #14
                            Re: martial arts

                            Any good MMA schools in Red Deer?
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                            • #15
                              Re: martial arts

                              I teach at www.hamonjj.ca. we teach can-ryu jiu jitsu with an emphasis on self defense (we still do all the traditional jiu jitsu and grappling stuff too)

                              we train at the Family Leisure Centre (Trico Centre now) behind Southcentre mall.

                              if you have any questions shoot me a PM.
                              Tim
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