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Subject:
Martial Arts Training
Category: Sports and Recreation > Training Asked by: rafikki-ga List Price: $15.00 |
Posted:
10 Dec 2005 10:30 PST
Expires: 09 Jan 2006 10:30 PST Question ID: 604114 |
I'm a 20 year old male college student living in Kennesaw, Georgia. I have never had any previous training in martial arts, but have a desire to start. I'm interested learning how I can start receiving training at a beginning level, at my age. I'm also concerned about the efficacy of the trainers. I hate to be a generalizer, but it seems like a lot of different training centers I've seen in places I've lived looked... like they were just trying to capitalize on the popularity of martial arts in the media. How can I tell which ones are serious about training? Also, I don't know which type of martial arts to train in. I know different school of it focus on different things, like kicking and punching, or throwing and grappling. I would like a recommendation on what is available to me. I would be interested in training in punching and kicking, as well as weapons training, such as swords, staves or nunchaku. Please limit my options to within a 30 minute drive. If you could give me an idea of the pricing for training as well, if not for the specific places, then in general, that would be great. If this question is out of the scope of the price range, I would be glad to arrange a suitable tip. Thanks very much in advance. |
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Re: Martial Arts Training
From: fstokens-ga on 12 Dec 2005 15:15 PST |
Even within the same marital art, different instructors will teach differently and will emphasize different aspects of the art. I think the best advice would be to check out all of the instructors in your area. Ask if you can sit in on a class, or get some kind of short-term introductory rate. Like buying a car, I recommend checking several before you make a decision. Finding an instructor you enjoy working with is probably more important than which martial art you choose. |
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Re: Martial Arts Training
From: byrd-ga on 12 Dec 2005 15:40 PST |
There is some really good information here: http://www.natkd.com/selecting_a_school.htm |
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Re: Martial Arts Training
From: hissoldier-ga on 11 Jan 2006 19:30 PST |
Go to KarateforChrist.com that might be something you will interested in. the classed are usually inexpensive. The quality of instruction should be better than comercial dojo's |
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