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Well I am choosing between a couple martial arts. I narrowed down my choices between boxing, muay thai or BJJ. I am looking for a martial art that will keep me in good shape, is competitve and not too expensive.

For Boxing I found a club:

Westside Boxing Club

http://www.westsideboxingclub.com/index.html

Its about 99$ per month and I have been seeing 50-75$ on some other sites and was wondering if thats an expensive fee

As for Muay Thai

World Team USA

-site is not operational

The real gym is in San Fransisco and thats too far but there is a branch dojo which has Muay thai but im not to sure about the instructors due to the fact the gym is not the real location.

BJJ:

I have two options

http://roninjujitsu.com/

https://www.dawave.com/classes.html

They are both roughly 70-80$s and that does not include the gi

well those are my options, I am actually really leaning towards boxing due to the conditioning i would recieve but still unsure. Can someone give me some input?

Thanks

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It looks like you have some tough choices to make.

I would like to learn BJJ, so I might lean that way. Each of the styles would be great for conditioning, I think; so either way there.

One thing I would do is check to see if the places that offer more than one 'style' have it all included in the class price, or if each costs a certain amount.

Welcome to the Forums! :karate:

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Also check to see how many times a week you are allowed to train at their facilities. While it may seem that the boxing is the most expensive at first glance, they might offer more training times a week than the others.

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Also check to see how many times a week you are allowed to train at their facilities. While it may seem that the boxing is the most expensive at first glance, they might offer more training times a week than the others.

Im only 17 so there is a youth program which is 2-3 times a week for about an hour

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I have to admit that I didn't look at any of the sites, but I already know enough about those styles to say that muay thai is an unbelievable style that will get you in great shape. I actually practice Shotokan, but if there was a muay thai training facility in the area, I would be there.

A great martial artist is one who is humble and respectful of others.

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