What martial arts are You in? - Page 46

mikephilip · (#451 (**permalink**))

freestyle nunchaku...........spinning is meditation....

TrainOfThought · (#452 (**permalink**))

I used to do BJJ and Muay Thai, but messed up my knee (torn off ACL ,MCL and a damaged meniscus) on christmas day 2006, and I haven't really recovered since then, even after two surgeries.
Ah, how I miss the mat/ring.

Chess · (#453 (**permalink**))

TrainOfThought: Can you still walk properly? D:

I do ITF-Taekwon-do. By the way, what's the difference between Shotokan Karate and Kyokushin Karate?

gyl0119 · (#454 (**permalink**))

does marksman ship count?

Chess · (#455 (**permalink**))

^ What do you mean Marksmanship? Some form of Archery or something? I think no because Martial Arts actually involves CQC techniques.

TrainOfThought · (#456 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by Chess

TrainOfThought: Can you still walk properly? D:

I do ITF-Taekwon-do. By the way, what's the difference between Shotokan Karate and Kyokushin Karate?

Yeah, walking/running is fine (though running hurts quite a bit). I just can't do any twisting movement and stuff like that.

JBaymore · (#457 (**permalink**))

I practice Iaido. じょずじゃありません。

Lien · (#458 (**permalink**))

I have been thinking about starting with ninjutsu. I found a school where they teach Hikokuryukan ninjutsu and it looks pretty decent. One year costs 200 euros/284 dollars/23,877 Yen and I have to buy a Keiko gi (training uniform)... So going to save some money and I hope I have the courage to start because I don't have a lot of self-confidence right now.

godwine · (#459 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by Lien

I have been thinking about starting with ninjutsu. I found a school where they teach Hikokuryukan ninjutsu and it looks pretty decent. One year costs 200 euros/284 dollars/23,877 Yen and I have to buy a Keiko gi (training uniform)... So going to save some money and I hope I have the courage to start because I don't have a lot of self-confidence right now.

Under 300 a year is not expensive at all. Some expensive dojo here in Canada will cost that much in about 2 months, it is typical to cost about 100 a month here in canada

Lien · (#460 (**permalink**))

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Originally Posted by godwine

Under 300 a year is not expensive at all. Some expensive dojo here in Canada will cost that much in about 2 months, it is typical to cost about 100 a month here in canada

Wow damn, that's pretty expensive