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Eric is my father

im in your shoes. i just moved to new jersey(toms river in ocean county) and i cant find a place to train either.

I used to live in Maryland but moved a few months ago. Scot Mertz was my sensai back when he was affiliated with Shotokan and the JKA. I started learning some Saishu Ryu and was able to keep my Shotokan rank. I will probably be back in Maryland soon.

im not really sure how, but i DO know that you dont want to keep hitting yourself in the same area. this is a common problem for muay tai boxers because alot of them damage nerves in their shins and forearms from hitting them so frequently and sometimes get blood clots. sorry i couldnt be of more assistance

Near toms river

yeah, buy some cheap handwraps. i learned the hard way and ended up with blisters on my knuckles.

my school make a habit of teaching a little bit of terminology as you progress in each belt rank, but we dont do any fluent talking with it

ive been doing martial arts for awhile and im really enjoying this site so far

some new Mixed MA gloves and money

yes, belts are used for detemining rank/skill, even though the skill part can sometimes be faulty. ie; greenbelt pwning brownbelt

yeah, this is good advice.

i agree with the previous posts

for mixed martial arts, i think you should have the option to wear a gi

fight nights round 2 and tekken

lol

IMO, i dont really like greenday. they are good musicians, but i think they sold out.

whoah, that is wierd lol

i just moved to new jersey, and when i walk into a store to get a "pop", they stare at me, expecting me to say soda

lol

id go with the previous advice and run it through with a lawyer

before the movie, martial arts didnt get much publicity, so i think it helped

that movie is pretty good.

do you know any general regulations for a bo/jo staff?

a dagger or a sword

RIP Mr. Miyagi