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Club in dublin city with classes around 2-5?

  • 12-03-2013 9:17am
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    penzo
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    Looking to take up a martial art, probably something along the lines of bjj bit my avaiability will probably dictate what i take up more than anything as i havent been able to find much in my own searchs. Appreciate any help, cheers!


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    Doug Cartel
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    Wild Geese on the corner of Lombard and Pearse Street have muay thai at 2 on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. Don't know anything about the class other than the times it's on though.


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    arybvtcw0eolkf
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    penzo wrote: »
    Looking to take up a martial art, probably something along the lines of bjj bit my avaiability will probably dictate what i take up more than anything as i havent been able to find much in my own searchs. Appreciate any help, cheers!

    Wild Geese is excellent, for BJJ you might check out SBG City Center.

    In fact there's a few BJJ classes available in the city center if you do a search.

    Best of luck, and welcome to the forum.


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    Peetrik
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    Another +1 for Wild Geese, great club


  • #5
    penzo
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    cheers, thanks lads, gonna give muay thai a shot in in the wild geese place so, any advice for beginers? what attire should I wear?


  • #6
    Doug Cartel
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    Shorts and t-shirt should do for your first session. No jewellery at all, and make sure your nails are clipped.


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  • #7
    Peetrik
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    Good choice. Yeah loose fitting pair of shorts and a bottle of water should do you while you try it out


  • #8
    Leecherer
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    Peetrik wrote: »
    Good choice. Yeah loose fitting pair of shorts and a bottle of water should do you while you try it out
    How far is this from phibsborough guys?


  • #9
    Doug Cartel
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    It's next to Pearse Street train station and Trinity College, if that helps.

    http://www.wildgeesema.com/


  • #10
    Leecherer
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    Doug Cartel wrote: »
    It's next to Pearse Street train station and Trinity College, if that helps.

    http://www.wildgeesema.com/
    Just google mapped that its a bit away. I'll keep checking thanks!


  • #11
    Peetrik
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    Leecherer wrote: »
    How far is this from phibsborough guys?

    Bridgestone Thai is in Stoneybatter right beside Phibsborough if you're looking for Thai Boxing, no afternoon classes at present however.

    I train there so I might be a tiny bit bias... but its the best Thai boxing club in the universe and everyone there is much more attractive and smarter than the Wild Geese crowd.


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