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Any TAs into martial arts? (pg. 2)
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| trancendental |
| quote: | Originally posted by Scottaculous
I train at Bujinkan Atlanta Dojo. Founded by Bud Malmstrom (10th degree). I use to take lessons in NYC as well, in NY Budo. |
Excellent! I been training for about 6 months worth, been on and off b/c of finacial reasons :( I dread to think it'll take me about 4-6 years to get my black belt. I'm only on 8th kyu :rolleyes:
How long have you been training Scottaculous? Psst I come for a lesson :p |
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| Scottaculous |
| 3 solid years of going as often as I can. Usually 3 - 4 times a week. Remember in the first class they teach you how to roll? After 3 years, you can roll like a champ. ;) |
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| LOBIE1 |
| I THINK THE BEST COMBINATION IS GRAPLING(JIU-JITSU), SOME WRESTLING, KICK BOXING WITH A LITTLE BIT OF JUDO SO YOU CAN THROW PEOPLE. |
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| FrosT |
| Does canadian hockey fighting count =-P |
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| Scottaculous |
| Yes, it's a sub-style of streetfighting. Cousin to barfighting. :toothless |
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| Jfusion |
| quote: | | A LITTLE BIT OF JUDO SO YOU CAN THROW PEOPLE. |
LOL nice |
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| trancendental |
| quote: | Originally posted by Scottaculous
Yes, it's a sub-style of streetfighting. Cousin to barfighting. :toothless |
I agree :haha: the art to be a militant :tongue2 |
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| TranceAllstar |
| I was in wrestling for 2 years, yea learned a lot of stuff their, not really figthing but as far as throwing goes, and ground work it helps a lot in a fight, ive been wanting to do something different....like judo hehe |
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| Dhagor |
| Learned Karate when younger but got bored. Then I found Aikido but had to stop practicing after 2 years cuz my knees are all messed up and need a surgery (they wont bend like they are supposed to :( ) but I think that starting from January '03 I'll start with Aikido lessons again ... or Capoeira ... dont know yet. |
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| trancendental |
Technically the first and original ninja thread :toothless :toothless :p :p :toothless :toothless
Few TAs among us are truely invisible assassins :stongue: |
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| richwms |
for the past 2 months ive been doing Kung Fu, and ive loved every sec of it.. Its really tough. and theres soooo much to learn. i want to carry it on to as far as i can get.
our instructor is cool, he was trained by the monks in china in the sholin temple. And he's a great guy. |
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| Streakfury |
Tang Soo Do for 3 years.
I tried Shotokan for about 6 months when I was seven, and when I got to uni I went to one Jeet Kune Do lesson. I know Bruce Lee (the ultimate ninja!!) developed that style but the instructor was so up himself and crap that I never went back.
My instructor for Tang Soo Do was a full beast. Not only was he a Master (**official rank**), but he could actually teach it as well, which doesnt seem to be the case all too often. I got some pics as well, i'll post 'em soon(ish).
Tang Soo!! |
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