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user's latest post:
Conflicting Instructors...Need...
Published (2009-12-02 11:52:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by Webmaster Welcome aboard Clint and thank you for taking the time to address some of Austin's concerns and for your professional way of handling it. My compliments. Agreed. I should handle criticism so gracefully.
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Conflicting Instructors...Need...
Published (2009-12-01 20:11:00)
....no Bujinkan membership...no card...hmmm This stuff is good to know. I'm glad I joined this forum, otherwise I might not have learned any of this. Thank you all for for replying, and for the thoughtful insight. What I have been thinking has been reinforced by what I have read here. I'm going to give him one more month to show me whether or not I can benefit from his training. Also, the popular consensus is to limit myself to a max...
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No great loss.
Published (2009-12-01 17:41:00)
Alec Baldwin says lost interest in acting, will soon quit . There is only one movie I liked with him in it and that's "Hunt for Red October". Although, I didn't like his portrayal of his character. Quote: Originally Posted by Alec Baldwin I consider my entire movie career a complete failure. I agree.
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Getting started - Page 2 -...
Published (2009-12-01 22:40:00)
Quote: Its interesting about the extreme close range focus and I'd be curious to know Guro Lake's thought process on that one. Ernie has said that most FMA practitioners are comfortable in the largo and medio ranges, but fall apart when pressed in the extreme corto range, so he sees that close-range specialization as being an advantage. Personally, if we kept on with this focus indefinitely, I'd be worried about being weak at...
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Conflicting Instructors...Need...
Published (2009-12-02 12:51:00)
I agree, handled very nicely. Austin, in retrospect I think you should have brought your concerns up to him prior to making a post on a public message board. That way Mr. Bodungen could have the opportunity to address them prior to all of us jumping in. That only seems fair. I am glad it's working out well. Mr. Bodungen, hang around here and participate. You might find out you like it. This place is kind of addictive.
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Conflicting Instructors...Need...
Published (2009-12-02 11:41:00)
Welcome aboard Clint and thank you for taking the time to address some of Austin's concerns and for your professional way of handling it. My compliments.
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Conflicting Instructors...Need...
Published (2009-12-02 03:19:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by FierySquidFace Also, the popular consensus is to limit myself to a max of 2 styles. I'm going to take this advice ...huh buh wah? My goodness. Someone mature enough to not only ask for advice, but actually follow it My hat's off to you, I'm pretty sure I was a lot less receptive when I was starting out!
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Conflicting Instructors...Need...
Published (2009-12-01 21:02:00)
If this is the instructor, than, personally, I am underwhelmed by his credentials: http://www.houstoncombatarts.com/instructors.php He has enough, IMO, to be a promising assistant instructor at a school with good lineage and expert instruction, but nowhere near enough to be a head instructor of his own, unaffiliated school, and CERTAINLY not enough to found his own system. To his credit, he is very upfront about his credentials and when/where...
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Training update
Published (2009-11-30 17:58:00)
I have muscle fatigue just hearing your workout schedule.
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Yoga.... - Page 2 - BudoSeek!...
Published (2009-12-01 09:41:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by Cliff Hargrave Cool, do you ever get to train with Ricardo De La Riva? That's a mean looking crane pose in your avatar. I am just now up to about 15 seconds in that, then I crash hard Cliff, Yes, we are blessed in that boca is able to bring de la riva in atleast 2 times ( sometimes 3) a year. De la riva does excellent seminars and privates and we are always fortunate to see what part of his game he is...
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Started 3 days, 7 hours ago (2009-12-01 04:33:00)
by Jonathan Randall
First, I would do some research regarding your ninjutsu instructor's style and lineage to ascertain whether what he's doing doesn't seem to work is because; a. he's not well trained enough himself or b. he isn't teaching an authentic style with a proven lineage. OTOH, he could have had a bad day and failing in a few escapes doesn't disprove his legitimacy - although it is something to take note ...
Started 2 days, 13 hours ago (2009-12-01 22:20:00)
by Tony Dismukes
Our school is pretty well balanced. Classes move around a bit according to attendance and teacher availability, but I think the current count is:
BJJ (gi) - 7 classes per week
Submission wrestling (no-gi) - 6 classes per week
MMA - 6 classes per week
Boxing - 2 classes per week (but these are twice as long and twice as intense as the other classes)
Muay Thai - 5 classes per week
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Started 2 months ago (2009-10-03 20:54:00)
by jwinch2
Good for you Tony. Is he teaching a blend of both FCS and Inosanto- Lacoste? Or is he focusing on one system primarily?
Started 2 days, 18 hours ago (2009-12-01 17:42:00)
by jwinch2
He was funny as heck in "The Departed" and I agree with you on "The Hunt for Red October"...
he was also funny as all get out on Saturday Night Live on multiple occasions.
As for the rest, I also agree. Overrated.
Started 1 year, 6 months ago (2008-05-19 19:49:00)
by TonyU
Sensei Maeshiro - Kata Gojushiho
Started 2 days, 23 hours ago (2009-12-01 12:56:00)
by doubleouch
Size and weight are a HUGE advantage in any martial art. What Jay said is correct though. I often find that small guys get better faster because they MUST focuss on good technique because they don't have other attributes to fall back on. If a guy outweighs you by 50 pounds or so you won't be able to throw them. That's why they have weight classes in Judo. Of course if all the stars line up and ...
Started 2 days, 23 hours ago (2009-12-01 12:53:00)
by moogong
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Originally Posted by Mst Whalen
The international Hapkido Association was kind of in a standstill in the early seventies .A Master By the Name of Lee,Jung Bai became the head of the former organization he was involved with this group .
Master Lee, Jung Bai had since moved too Va. I believe New port News or in that area. He...
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Started 3 days, 7 hours ago (2009-12-01 04:33:00)
by Jonathan Randall
First, I would do some research regarding your ninjutsu instructor's style and lineage to ascertain whether what he's doing doesn't seem to work is because; a. he's not well trained enough himself or b. he isn't teaching an authentic style with a proven lineage. OTOH, he could have had a bad day and failing in a few escapes doesn't disprove his legitimacy - although it is something to take note ...
Started 3 days, 19 hours ago (2009-11-30 16:15:00)
by FShekosky
Quote:
Originally Posted by jwinch2
Is that what I am doing? I thought I was just dumb enough to enjoy getting my rear handed to me in as many different ways as possible...
LOL! I guess that's part of the price of gaining "insight" :0)
Started 2 days, 23 hours ago (2009-12-01 12:56:00)
by doubleouch
Size and weight are a HUGE advantage in any martial art. What Jay said is correct though. I often find that small guys get better faster because they MUST focuss on good technique because they don't have other attributes to fall back on. If a guy outweighs you by 50 pounds or so you won't be able to throw them. That's why they have weight classes in Judo. Of course if all the stars line up and ...
Started 2 days, 13 hours ago (2009-12-01 22:20:00)
by Tony Dismukes
Our school is pretty well balanced. Classes move around a bit according to attendance and teacher availability, but I think the current count is:
BJJ (gi) - 7 classes per week
Submission wrestling (no-gi) - 6 classes per week
MMA - 6 classes per week
Boxing - 2 classes per week (but these are twice as long and twice as intense as the other classes)
Muay Thai - 5 classes per week
...
Started 1 year, 6 months ago (2008-05-19 19:49:00)
by TonyU
Sensei Maeshiro - Kata Gojushiho
Started 2 months ago (2009-10-03 20:54:00)
by jwinch2
Good for you Tony. Is he teaching a blend of both FCS and Inosanto- Lacoste? Or is he focusing on one system primarily?
Started 3 days, 19 hours ago (2009-11-30 16:49:00)
by David Craik
I've never trained anywhere that had one, at least none that we actually sewed onto our dogi or anything.
Started 1 month, 3 weeks ago (2009-10-09 06:41:00)
by moogong
Cliff, I hear a lot of good stuff about Yoga For Fighters. One of my training partners has the DVD and is passing around the club. So far everybody really likes it.
http://www.yogaforfighters.com/
Started 2 days, 18 hours ago (2009-12-01 17:42:00)
by jwinch2
He was funny as heck in "The Departed" and I agree with you on "The Hunt for Red October"...
he was also funny as all get out on Saturday Night Live on multiple occasions.
As for the rest, I also agree. Overrated.
Started 3 days ago (2009-12-01 11:49:00)
by Andrewh423
Ha! I really enjoyed reading that! And to think how wrong I've been all these years...I'd better convert and start teaching Judo to these foreign devils, lest the Japanese Government discover my trespass and execute me for treason!
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