Droping kyokushin ?? HELP

[Muaythaiboxer]

well there is a U.S. millatary presence there if im not mistaken so you may have more than a few training partners, plus Judo and Muay Thai are very good arts in my humble oppinion and are usually tought very well. not to mention im shure there is at lest one boxing gym if your interested.

[McNerny]

Hey,

I am going to give the generic response that you should check out each gym/dojo. But if I were in your shoes and didn't like Shotokan, I would choose Judo.

McNerny

[y2_sub]

Thx for the reply guys , I should do the most obvious thing and check the local schools , and then when I settle down , I'll open my own dojo , It's just , I am not ready to be an instructor yet , I have the feeling that I am too young and I should have more tournaments experience .

By the way Ivette , beeing a fighter dosen't mean that I don't know katas , beeing a fighter means that I stress tournament fighting more .