Kennerisclutch
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Just wondering if anyone here are fighters or train in a combat sport.
Fighters? (MMA, Kickboxing, Jits, Boxing)
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I believe "sonnythebull" trains in Ju Jitsu
Derek Paisley
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Wing Chun / Wushu
Sunny Tang
(Stopped a few years ago)
Currently - Northern Karate (lesmill school)
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Sunny Tang
(Stopped a few years ago)
Currently - Northern Karate (lesmill school)
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Kennerisclutch
Active member
Under Sensi Walsh? I heard the Don Mills school moved a while back, I trained there until a few years ago. spent about 12 years there lol.
Jits is a great sport, buddy of mine competes in it.
I find combat sports generally different than team sports, something about the threat to your safety that makes it different. @ carlos, do you still compete?
Derek Paisley
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Yes. He's an avid rider as well 
Anyone that's married also qualifies.
Dark Knight
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Gung-fu, Filipino stick fighting, boxing and stuff I've picked up here or there.
LoneRonin
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23 been at it since 18...I've done some amateur MMA and Muay Thai provincials, got injured prior to this year's nationals...Some bjj tourneys as well but more for just fun; I prefer standing, I'm adept on the ground however I'd rather punch and kick than roll.
Combat sports are unlike any other team sport, I played hockey and rugby throughout highschool but lost all interest when I started training. Although there is still a huge team aspect; you cannot train properly or expect to do good in a live situation if you don't have a proper group of guys to train with...
Combat sports are unlike any other team sport, I played hockey and rugby throughout highschool but lost all interest when I started training. Although there is still a huge team aspect; you cannot train properly or expect to do good in a live situation if you don't have a proper group of guys to train with...
Inphered
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Amen to that. without a good training team and training camp it's neigh on impossible to be successful.
Jiu jitsu and Muay Thai...trained in Mexico, California , Hawaii and in Atlanta. Focusing on jiu jitsu mostly
What club are you at
toshison
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Growing up I trained several years in Shito-Ryu & Shotokan Karate, a little bit of judo. Perhaps it was the saturday morning classes that made me dislike karate.
Later in life I moved on to Capoeira and did that for nearly 5 years. That parlayed into learning gymnastics as an adult which was interesting.
Moved on to Muay Thai but I stopped a year ago to keep my brain nice and healthy. Trained some FMA (Filipino Martial Arts - Kali,escrima) but while some of the techniques are pretty cool, I didn't think the training was that effective.
Next I am going to try Russian Systema and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu.
Later in life I moved on to Capoeira and did that for nearly 5 years. That parlayed into learning gymnastics as an adult which was interesting.
Moved on to Muay Thai but I stopped a year ago to keep my brain nice and healthy. Trained some FMA (Filipino Martial Arts - Kali,escrima) but while some of the techniques are pretty cool, I didn't think the training was that effective.
Next I am going to try Russian Systema and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu.
Kennerisclutch
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Yes. He's an avid rider as well
I read that somewhere too. that's awesome. Not sure if he remembers me but let him know Kenneth Laroza say's hi lol.
agreed.
When I had stopped Karate i had started to severely miss and crave Sparring and I wasn't able to find any sport that really satisfied that, I wasn't sure why.
Which gracie barra? I'm at gracie humiata Newmarket.
bunmanchi
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I have studied for years and consider myself a master Streetfighter
and have learned to use the hadouken properly and effectively. I also studied the art of how to use the Shoryuken, and Tatsumaki Senpuukyaku
whenever the need arises. real power is knowing when to use it, and when not to.
and have learned to use the hadouken properly and effectively. I also studied the art of how to use the Shoryuken, and Tatsumaki Senpuukyaku
whenever the need arises. real power is knowing when to use it, and when not to.
