Looking to go to Bjj/Thai/MMA classes

DA365

Hi Guys,

Recently gave up the junk eating, smoking and drinking and threw myself into cardio - Ive been hammering the running and the bike for around 6 weeks now and feel absolutely fantastic.

What I want to do now to take my fitness to the next level is learn some MMA/BJJ/MT.

I don't want to be a fighter or anything like that - I just want to be able to do something I'm interesting in to keep fit rather than just running or hitting the exercise bike all the time.

Only thing is I work 12-10 4 days per week, with different days off every week and cant make any classes that are say . . every tues and thurs for example due to this.

Does anyone know if there are any places in Dublin that I can arrange to make it into two or three times a week to train without hitting specific schedules.

I do get my shifts a month in advance so hopefully I can fit in a lot of training if possible.

Roper

www.informedperformance.com

We have a full evening schedule 4 days per week plus afternoon classes Wednesday, Friday and Saturday. We also have a full gym operating 12 hours a day on weekdays. The class chedule is on the website but for any further questions contact info@informedperformance.com

TKD SC

Roper wrote: »

www.informedperformance.com

We have a full evening schedule 4 days per week plus afternoon classes Wednesday, Friday and Saturday. We also have a full gym operating 12 hours a day on weekdays. The class chedule is on the website but for any further questions contact info@informedperformance.com

Hey Barry,
Just to let you know - gym schedule section on website doesn't seem to have the schedule...

Roper

TKD SC wrote: »

Hey Barry,
Just to let you know - gym schedule section on website doesn't seem to have the schedule...

Should be fixed there now. We've been remodelling!

cowzerp

DA365 wrote: »

Does anyone know if there are any places in Dublin that I can arrange to make it into two or three times a week to train without hitting specific schedules.

Dublin is a big place! where specifically are you based so you can get better info?

bella1

team ryano bjj revolution team train 6 days a week with classes on mon wens fri morn,as well as mon to fri night.

DA365

cowzerp wrote: »

Dublin is a big place! where specifically are you based so you can get better info?

Apologies,

I live in leopardstown(Dublin 18) so anything surrounding or on the green LUAS line would be preferable - failing that City Centre.

PADRAIC.M

well you can't get much closer than here- Next Generation- www.nextgenerationireland.com

DA365

Looks to be a wrestling/grappling only club.

I really want to do some Muay Thai also.

Khannie

DA365 wrote: »

Apologies,

I live in leopardstown(Dublin 18) so anything surrounding or on the green LUAS line would be preferable - failing that City Centre.

For Muay Thai it's Bridgestone in the city centre. Chupasart is on the red line. Warriors is out in Bray.

AlanSparrowhawk

where's warriors muay thai? is that not in and around there?

David Jones

Warriors is on the Dublin Road in Bray, behind coach inn. Coach is Mike Dockery.