i am gona quit karate,and here is why

[Wastelander]

There was a Kudo/Daido Juku dojo opened in Portugal back in 2000, according to the organization's website. What they do is basically Kyokushin and Judo put together. Maybe you can contact them for help finding somewhere to train? http://www.ku-do.com/eng/index.html

[yamesu]

btw i have a lot of respect for the instructor,and just karate in general

so my dream is to find a kyokyushin dojo

Good luck my friend.

I dont know too much about the training, but I hope this helps you:

http://www.kyokushin.pt/

If you were in Australia I would gladly welcome you into our dojo.

Osu!

[judobrah]

thanks,all the karate schools are really far away frow home,but who knows waybe i will find a place,there is kickboxing,muay thai,aikido and and self defense classes in my place,but i am more into arts like karate,judo and boxing,i never was really that into mt or kickboxing

[JusticeZero]

Well, try them all out. You might be surprised.

[bushido_man96]

If you want a contact style, look into Kickboxing or Muay Thai. They may not be exactly what you are looking for, but sometimes you have to make due. You said yourself due to your parents, your options are limited due to distance from your home. Look at what you have available, and make a decision there.

I'm sorry to hear your previous school didn't pan out. It sounds like the instructor must not be into it all that bad if he kept bailing on classes. But perhaps he had other issues to deal with, as well. Life kind of does that to us. Hopefully, you find something to suit your needs.

[judobrah]

i am gona problably gona start to do kickboxing

but if i find a good karate/tkd school i wont think twice

[JusticeZero]

Sounds like a plan. A kickboxing or MT background wouldn't be time wasted even if in time you find a perfect Karate school. Good plan and good luck.

[judobrah]

yeah they have a place with aikkdo,kickboxing and krav maga

thanks

[spiritkarate]

Look at:

http://aksp-seigokan.blogspot.co.uk/

Highly recommended - I currently train with Seigokan England, and I met Jose Santana Shihan last November - he is a wonderful teacher and a great guy!

[Sainthood]

That's a really bad experience. When I first started training when I was 13 I had to get special permission from my sensei to take the adult classes because I couldn't stand taking classes with kids. You should defiantly try to find a new style that better suits you or at least a new dojo with serious students and not just a bunch of kids.