kick boxing lessons

Package

ok,, i couldnt find a martial arts forum, and the boxing one is no good casue someone redirected to here,,, anyway

is there any kick-boxing clubs around, i heard there was one in phibsborough, anyone got any details?


guitar swap

Miles Long

Where are you situated man?

dlofnep

Package wrote:

ok,, i couldnt find a martial arts forum, and the boxing one is no good casue someone redirected to here,,, anyway

is there any kick-boxing clubs around, i heard there was one in phibsborough, anyone got any details?


guitar swap

Check out bridgestone muay thai - Muay thai incorporates elbows and knees opposed to standard kickboxing. It's a tough sport but one of the most effective striking arts in the world - hands down. Great for self defense or staying in shape.

They had a website, can't remember the address. Paddy posts on here so I'm sure he'll help you out.

Package

im situated in dublin, close to the city centre so i can travel,,,, day times would suit me more, but nights may be ok.

Roper

Hey man,

Bridgestone Muay Thai is near the Mater Hospital on Blessington Lane. No daytime classes as far as I know. 7pm monday to thursday.

If you fancy trying my place in Glasnevin check out the link below. We're great! (I would say that though):)

Millionaire

check out www.martialartsinc.com

kickboxing... located near smithfield, full time studio, and day class available (I think).

www.worldmugendouniversity.com they do private one and one lessons only these days
and is located on Dorset St.

yomchi

Package wrote:

ok,, i couldnt find a martial arts forum, and the boxing one is no good casue someone redirected to here,,, anyway

is there any kick-boxing clubs around, i heard there was one in phibsborough, anyone got any details?


guitar swap

If MT is not your thing, try Fight Club Gan Teora, Holy Family Parish Centre, Prussia Street.

paddyc

check out


www.bridgestonemuaythai.com ( web site will be up soon, or PM bridgestone man)

or

www.chupasart.com


paddy

SorGan

Package wrote:

ok,, i couldnt find a martial arts forum, and the boxing one is no good casue someone redirected to here,,, anyway

is there any kick-boxing clubs around, i heard there was one in phibsborough, anyone got any details?


guitar swap

so this is what?..cooking for the hard of hearing?:D
agree with paddy.c go at least try mt, good stuff

Mola.mola

Jon wrote:

If MT is not your thing, try Fight Club Gan Teora, Holy Family Parish Centre, Prussia Street.

can you tell me a bit about this club please i've never heard of it.

yomchi

Mola.mola wrote:

can you tell me a bit about this club please i've never heard of it.

Yeh sure, They are called Fight Club. Full Contact Kick Boxing - with the IKF. Instructors Ken Malloy and Colum Brennan and also Barbara Delaney (current BIKMMA european Champion)

They train in the Parish centre Prussia St Dublin 7 and they have a club in Artane as well.

Mola.mola

cool i knew a club like this existed but didnt know where. do they use knees or leg kicks do you know?

yomchi

Mola.mola wrote:

cool i knew a club like this existed but didnt know where. do they use knees or leg kicks do you know?

I don't think so to be honest. I will find out for you

Package

thanks for all the help guys,,, ill check them all out.

Millionaire

Mola.mola wrote:

cool i knew a club like this existed but didnt know where. do they use knees or leg kicks do you know?

Gan Teora, I doubt knees and leg kick is used in Gan Teora.

I trained Gan Teora in Synge Street for a few years, and its more full contact kickboxing with kicks above legs. (in training drills leg and knee were done a bit, but all sparring was above the belt).

Still it was good hard training, and plenty of sparring, and opportunity to compete if you wanted to.

yomchi

Millionaire wrote:

Gan Teora, I doubt knees and leg kick is used in Gan Teora.

I trained Gan Teora in Synge Street for a few years, and its more full contact kickboxing with kicks above legs. (in training drills leg and knee were done a bit, but all sparring was above the belt).

Still it was good hard training, and plenty of sparring, and opportunity to compete if you wanted to.

Yeh thats true, Just found out no knee's or leg kicks