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MMA/BJJ QUSTION

redbelt · 2009-04-26 23:29:13

If i train in one club am i aloud fight for a other club in america u cannot do it is it different here :confused:

26-04-2009 11:29pm

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redbelt

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If i train in one club am i aloud fight for a other club in america u cannot do it is it different here

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#2 27-04-2009 6:53am

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There is no rule about this but it would be down to the individual clubs to decide this, lots of fighters train in a few clubs anyway but represent there own club

Rush Boxing club and Rush Martial Arts head coach.

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#3 29-04-2009 4:36pm

KALTIK

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Training in one club and fighting for another?

You can train anywhere you want and still rep just one club.
Its also good for gaining different experiences for fighting by having different tutors that way its easy to decide what tecnique works best for you

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