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travelling overseas


Nidan Melbourne

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Hey all.

I'm planning on going overseas next year in particular America and the UK.

Which cities should I visit? I also plan on training whilst travelling.

If I do visit a city with one of your dojos, I would like to visit you guys and do a class.

Thank you All if you can help me out.

Liam

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North Wales might be off the beaten track. If you visit London, check out Steve Rowe's Shikon Martial Arts Dojo, he's one of the best Sensei in the UK.

Look to the far mountain and see all.

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You could come visit Hays, KS, but I think it might be a bit out of your way, and not exactly a "travel destination."

KS? Is that Kansas

Do note i don't live in America so i have little idea on the abbreviations for American States

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I can't suggest a place to train, but if you're looking at the USA, I'm sure you're considering Los Angeles. Off the top of my head, we have Disneyland, Universal Studios, Knott's Berry Farm, Six Flags Magic Mountain, Gruaman's Chinese Theater, Rodeo Drive, the Getty Museum, Venice Beach, and the Santa Monica Pier, just to name a few attractions.

It's less than an hour by plane to Las Vegas and less than 5 hours by car. The Strip at night is a sight to see! I'm sure everyone knows about the casinos, clubs, and shows. Much of it looks... fabricated, like Disneyland, but it's a very interesting place.

If you want more specific info, feel free to ask!

John - ASE Martial Arts Supply

https://www.asemartialarts.com

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I can't suggest a place to train, but if you're looking at the USA, I'm sure you're considering Los Angeles. Off the top of my head, we have Disneyland, Universal Studios, Knott's Berry Farm, Six Flags Magic Mountain, Gruaman's Chinese Theater, Rodeo Drive, the Getty Museum, Venice Beach, and the Santa Monica Pier, just to name a few attractions.

It's less than an hour by plane to Las Vegas and less than 5 hours by car. The Strip at night is a sight to see! I'm sure everyone knows about the casinos, clubs, and shows. Much of it looks... fabricated, like Disneyland, but it's a very interesting place.

If you want more specific info, feel free to ask!

I've been to LA before and saw a couple of those places. Haven't been to Vegas though.

I'm glad i'm finally of the legal age to drink over there.

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