Martial arts in cork

sidious-sam

Anyone know what Martial Arts are being taught in Cork city? I'd like to try Cali, but doubt it's being taught here. In lieu of that does anyone have a list of what is being done?

Liam_B

Not sure if theres a Cali club ?!? but as requested a list of ...

Brazilian Jiujitsu Mac Curtain Street Fighting Fitwww.bjjcork.com
Judo - Ballincollig ,UCC,Blackpool,
Muai Thai MacCutain Street Fighting Fit
Classic Boxing MacCurtain Street Fighting Fit
Tae Kwon Do .... Everywhere in Cork
capoeirahttp://www.candeiasireland.com/wp/?page_id=6#cork
Aikido UCC
Karate UCC - or Olympic Karate Club

RedRaven

Some Top of the range Muay Thai in Cork....Both Anthony Corkery, Dave Aherne and Martin Horgan run clubs in Cork...

www.irishthaiboxing.com

www.siamwarriorscork.com

pma-ire

sidious-sam wrote: »

Anyone know what Martial Arts are being taught in Cork city? I'd like to try Cali, but doubt it's being taught here. In lieu of that does anyone have a list of what is being done?

liam gave you the big overview of whats happening down here.

i teach kyusho jitsu/pressue point fighting, korean karate and soon we will be starting a training group in aiki ju jutsu.

drop me a pm if your interested!

ROY_VAN_DAM88

i would recommend muay thai in fighting fit gym on mac curtain st.training there is mon to fri 6:30pm till about 7:30pm and sat 11:30am.they also do brazzilian jujitsu im not sure of the times for that.

Siamdragon

Sitjaipetch Martial Arts Centre
Blackpool Cork City
Is open 7 days a week
with classing to cater for all levels in the following Martial Arts

Muaythai
Muay Boran
Krabi krabong
BJJ
Judo
Free style wrestling
MMa
Kung Fu
Thi Chi

We also have the Sitjaipetch Muaythai Camp in Thailand for anyone interested in training real Muaythai in the home of the sport

For further details on our school contact us or drop in to the gym
All are welcome
Sitjaipetch@muaythaiireland.com
www.muaythaiireland.com

Charlie3dan

Siamdragon wrote: »

Sitjaipetch Martial Arts Centre
Blackpool Cork City
Is open 7 days a week
with classing to cater for all levels in the following Martial Arts

Muaythai
Muay Boran
Krabi krabong
BJJ
Judo
Free style wrestling
MMa
Kung Fu
Thi Chi

We also have the Sitjaipetch Muaythai Camp in Thailand for anyone interested in training real Muaythai in the home of the sport

For further details on our school contact us or drop in to the gym
All are welcome
Sitjaipetch@muaythaiireland.com
www.muaythaiireland.com

Hi siamdragon, is there anywhere I can get a full list of class times and where exactly in blackpool is the club?

cardav

Krav Maga training is every Monday and Wednesday night in the Olympic Karate Club and on Tuesday and Fridays in the Glen Resource Centre. A beginners class is starting on Monday week in the Olympic Karate Club on Shandon Street at 7pm.

ROY_VAN_DAM88

could you give me the times of bjj training in blackpool and how much it is per class.do you train with gi or without i would like to train with gi

Siamdragon

Sitjaipetch Martial Arts Centre

Hi all there are to many differant class times and prices to list them all here so anyone interested in more details on any classes just drop us an e-mail or call and we will give you all the details need,
The BJJ class are the with Gi, but Our MMa class are with out the Gi so its up to the people to choose what style they like,

And remember lads we have Ramon Dekker over on the 13th April for a seminar in Muaythai

The Gym is suitated in the heart of Blackpool by the New shopping Centre and Cinema
Unit 6 New Sunbean Retail Park
Blackpool
0876852784 / 0872873548
Sitjaipetch@hotmail.com
sitjaipetch@muaythaiireland.com
www.muaythaiireland.com

daniel laruso

did 1 bjj class at sitjaipet and would neve go back very unfriendly and it was rubish run by two lunatics from poland or somwhere didnt know much couldnt explain and nearly broke my back the thai class there is ok but very dead. done some bjj with liam b and hes top class and breaks down the class well havnt done thai there but its busy so must be a good sign

robric

daniel laruso wrote: »

did 1 bjj class at sitjaipet and would neve go back very unfriendly and it was rubish run by two lunatics from poland or somwhere didnt know much couldnt explain and nearly broke my back the thai class there is ok but very dead. done some bjj with liam b and hes top class and breaks down the class well havnt done thai there but its busy so must be a good sign

what did they do, what were you drilling/ practicing?

Liam_B

done some bjj with liam b and hes top class and breaks down the class well havnt done thai there but its busy so must be a good sign

Glad, you enjoyed the training session:D

Siamdragon

Sitjaipetch Martial Arts Centre
First of all to who ever the person above who posted negative things about our gym I doubt very much you have ever been to our BJJ class, Janusz Luberda (Lewis) is the teacher of the BJJ and he is an excellent teacher,Yes he does speak broken English as he is a foreigner but he shows every move clearly and I would like to see you try speak Polish and I am sure you speak a lot worse polish then he speaks English
So many good fighters go to Thailand and train with Thai who don’t speak good English either,that never stops them from learning, You might have gone to One of our MMa Class witch are not for beginners they are also taught by Foreigners and the simply answer to this is we teach Fighters and people with a fighting mentality if you cant handle MMa with a bit of rough and tuff you have no business doing it don’t put your foot on the mat, its MMa not ballroom dancing,
And as to our Muaythai Class we have Ireland most experienced and most successful Muaythai fighter ever Craig O’Flynn teaching some of our class when he is home from Thailand along with other good Muaythai instructors as well as Thai instructor at different times threw out the year , So you don’t know what your talking about in that department
I’m not going to get dragged into he said she said Bull**** or our gym is better then yours those who are interested check us out see does our style gym suit you
If it does fine and if it doesent thats fine too

Sitjaipetch@muaythaiireland.com
www.muaythaiireland.com

Kimono-Girl

a good few places do kickboxing or taekwondo or karate.

davidlewis

Little Island Community Centre, Cork

Every Friday 18-30hrs to 20-30hrs

Kapap/Lotar - Hebrew - Krav Panim El Panim (Face to Face Combat)

All welcome,

Check out the web for more info www.kapap.ie or ring me 087 9376069.

While I'm on, check the thread "Core Combatives", we have a 2 day seminar in July with Mick Coup.

Not to be missed...

Dave.

moorland

Hi all, Does anyone have any information on where the Judo training in Ballincollig is held or who I can get in contact with about it? I'm interested in taking it up but not sure where to start. Cheers

Liam_B

You need to speak to Jim Crocket.
Directions are > If you coming from Ballincollig center. Go to the roundabout at the White horse Bar & Restaurant take the third exit. to the Industrial estate. (You'll see a Kids outdoor Park). Tuesday & Thursday nights! I think its 8pm , if I can remember, correctly.

PM me for Jim's number.

phoenix-MT

Siamdragon wrote: »

Sitjaipetch Martial Arts Centre
First of all to who ever the person above who posted negative things about our gym I doubt very much you have ever been to our BJJ class, Janusz Luberda (Lewis) is the teacher of the BJJ and he is an excellent teacher,Yes he does speak broken English as he is a foreigner but he shows every move clearly and I would like to see you try speak Polish and I am sure you speak a lot worse polish then he speaks English
So many good fighters go to Thailand and train with Thai who don’t speak good English either,that never stops them from learning, You might have gone to One of our MMa Class witch are not for beginners they are also taught by Foreigners and the simply answer to this is we teach Fighters and people with a fighting mentality if you cant handle MMa with a bit of rough and tuff you have no business doing it don’t put your foot on the mat, its MMa not ballroom dancing,
And as to our Muaythai Class we have Ireland most experienced and most successful Muaythai fighter ever Craig O’Flynn teaching some of our class when he is home from Thailand along with other good Muaythai instructors as well as Thai instructor at different times threw out the year , So you don’t know what your talking about in that department
I’m not going to get dragged into he said she said Bull**** or our gym is better then yours those who are interested check us out see does our style gym suit you
If it does fine and if it doesent thats fine too

Sitjaipetch@muaythaiireland.com
www.muaythaiireland.com

GET TOLD!!!!!!!!! +1

Damo W

sidious-sam wrote: »

Anyone know what Martial Arts are being taught in Cork city? I'd like to try Cali, but doubt it's being taught here. In lieu of that does anyone have a list of what is being done?

http://www.silverspringskarate.com/

Great club, nice guys, super dojo.

deegs

www.corkbudokai.org

Kendo

New beginner course starting 16th of July

pma-ire

deegs wrote: »

www.corkbudokai.org

Kendo

New beginner course starting 16th of July

you might want to know that url is not working?

Siamdragon

Sitjaipetch Martial Arts Centre Cork is Proud to annouce its newest world champion teacher to join the School,

Alex Bizikoishuili
Former Judo World Champion
Bronze Medal World Games
Former Sambo Champion

Alex is now teaching Judo Class and Sambo Class at Sitjaipetch Centre in Blackpool Cork City
For Futher details contact

sitjaipetch@muaythaiireland.com
www.muaythaiireland.com

deegs

pma-ire wrote: »

you might want to know that url is not working?

Cheers man, should be sorted now.

Zen65

Sensei Tim Harte teaches at

http://homepage.eircom.net/~olympickarate/index.html

and it seems to be a very good club.

Cheers,

Zen65