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Snake1725681530

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  1. Thanks bushido_man96 & tallgeese
  2. Thanks
  3. HEY METAL GEAR SOLID FAN!!! I love it. That's how I settled on the name
  4. Many thanks. I was actually looking at the dojo in Finchley. The website doesn't offer much of an insight into that particular school though, just Kyokushin in general.
  5. Thanks
  6. Hiya guys, does anyone know of any good Kyokushin karate dojo's in the london area? Preferably west london, although I'm willing to travel around if a good dojo is recommended. Thanks
  7. Thank you
  8. Hi guys, don't be put off by my name, I don't bite really. I'm actually looking to learn Kyokushin karate but have no idea where there's a good dojo. I'm currently situated in West London, but I'd be willing to travel for a good school. I've always had an interest in karate but have never actually looked further in to it, till now. I currently study a blend of styles under my teacher, which include Muay Thai, boxing, Kali amongst others (it sounds a lot, but my teacher's really good at passing on his wisdom). The only thing that I find lacking in my current school is the "art" side to 'Martial Arts' training. The self defence applications are excellent, and I'll probably stay here even if I find a suitable kyokushin dojo, I just feel as though the martial arts should focus on more than simply street defence. I feel as though Kyokushin will be able to combine both practical application and the more spiritual side of martial arts. I may be wrong, but no harm in trying. I have no idea if what I've just written makes any sense (although I hope it does). It's nice to be a part of this forum, and I look forward to hearing some feedback.
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