slaine

hI PEOPLE i live in corby , england and we have our very own mile and a half speedway oval , weve had CART superbikes ASCAR and btcc to mention a few , have you been there and what do you think. If youve been to the track in america please let me know what it's like. Thanks. Slaine.

hello my friend, well aikido as someone else put is a good chioce , but takes a long time to learn ( but one of my fave's) i would try something like muay-thai (thai-boxing) you will learn street techniques. i.e low kicks elbows, knees and clinch work (grabing and kneeing) also with the training you will become very fit ,so can react faster. I hope this has been some help Slaine

Well it was not so much bowing, but i have called my boss sensai. DOH!!!.

Thank you for your reply you seem to be the daddy round here , please, tell me your history, and your thoughts. (you make the martial art , the martial art does not make you.) paul brain . 2001.

hello, ive done kickboxing and muay thai for years and the only differance is muay thai is a bit more hands on (no realy it is ,clinch work and all that). but give it a try , see which you like , but remember, you make the martial art ,the martial art does not make you. As for grappling get to milton keyene's and train with lee hasdal. Top ground fighter. Have fun. Slaine.

Hello to all wow , what a massive place , where do i start, im 31 live in a small town in england and have been doing martial art's of some type for eighteen years, i would like to here some good comments a bout your style , both good and bad and any thing you may have to say about ,karate, kickboxing or muay-thai. thank you for taking the time to read this . slaine.