Isshinryu schools in okinawa

[fireka]

does anyone know the name of Shimabuku's school in Okinawa? is it still open? i would like to train there, i might be getting stationed in okinawa soon. its impressive for a proffesional fighter to say they were trained under one solid master, but since that won't be possible for me, i think training under the same school as the master founder of my style would look impressive to when i enter K-1.

[wilko9999]

so r u entered in k1 , r u going to because i will see you on tv

[granmasterchen]

hey if you come to okinawa soon look me up, we could train together, granted it would include flights and stuff from my base to yours but hey i'd give it a try

[Rich_2k3]

so your going to move to okinawa, cool, who's stationing you there, is it for work or somthing?

 

p.s it wouldnt just look good on your record training there, you'd also be learning from the best and become a much better fighter.

[mArTiAl_GiRl]

hey, I wanna practise Isshinryu too! I wish I could..

[SupaNinjaz]

In all due respect fireka, just because you will be training in the same school as the master founder means nothing in K-1, training and style of training means EVERYTHING. If you are truly serious about fighting in K-1, then you need to find a camp that trains amateur/professional fighters and champions exclusively. The #1 choices would be Fairtex in USA, traveling to Thailand or Europe to train Muay Thai also consider Poland, Russia or Japan to train Kyokushin from the best in the world. Yet what ever you choose, you must find a camp with amateur/professional fighters, conditioning coaches and champions. To beat the best, you must train with the best!