New Judo & Sambo Champion at Sitjaipetch School Cork

Siamdragon · 10-07-2008 01:34AM #1

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

dlofnep · 10-07-2008 09:09AM

Sounds cool.

JohnMc1 · 10-07-2008 11:50AM

Sounds great.

dlofnep · 10-07-2008 11:56AM

Any other sounds?

Me's thinking there is a few sambo guys in Ireland now. Perhaps they could get together and start organising competitions?

Judomad · 10-07-2008 12:12PM

dlofnep wrote: »

Any other sounds?

Me's thinking there is a few sambo guys in Ireland now. Perhaps they could get together and start organising competitions?

sounds sh!te, but only coz its in cork not dublin :P

dlofnep · 10-07-2008 12:21PM

Ye have enough up that way! :P

Burnt · 11-07-2008 07:49PM

I have trained with Alex a few times as well as fought him.
I can say that he is a really good guy, and you can learn a
lot from him. If you get the opertunity take advantage of it.

11-07-2008 09:34PM

Is he the Georgian(?) guy who came second in 2006 Irish Open at 81kg. He had great judo...

arybvtcw0eolkf · 12-07-2008 02:44AM

Deleted User wrote: »

Is he the Georgian(?) guy who came second in 2006 Irish Open at 81kg. He had great judo...

That Alex is still training with Ray in Portmarnock, he's blue or brown belt now (can't remember which).

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Photo is from the Celtic Championships in Portmarnock this year.

Pingu · 12-07-2008 11:01AM

AFAIK it was the Georgian Alex from Cork that came second in the U81kg in 2006. Was a cracking fight, Tommy Dennis won it with an armlock in the end.

Pingu · 12-07-2008 03:14PM

dlofnep wrote: »

Me's thinking there is a few sambo guys in Ireland now. Perhaps they could get together and start organising competitions?

There is an Irish Sambo Federation alright, there was two Guys at the Worlds last year. There should be a full squad, Sport and Combat, at this years Worlds aswell.

With regard to competitions the nearest will probably be the British or Dutch Open for the next year or two. I'll be chatting the head of the ISF next week, can ask him then.

Nothingcompares · 12-07-2008 03:40PM

Pingu can you elaborate on irish sambo? Where are the clubs etc.? Any thing you know and can pass on will be useful.

Pingu · 12-07-2008 04:14PM

I'm only really fully up on the Sambo in Galway.

If you're looking for Sambo in Dublin I'd say give Judomad a pm, I think he knows the guys in Dublin, they're somewhere out Rush/Lusk direction.

JohnMc1 · 15-07-2008 09:03PM

Pingu wrote: »

I'm only really fully up on the Sambo in Galway.

If you're looking for Sambo in Dublin I'd say give Judomad a pm, I think he knows the guys in Dublin, they're somewhere out Rush/Lusk direction.

There is one in Swords in the fitness club IIRC.

arybvtcw0eolkf · 16-07-2008 09:39AM

JohnMc1 wrote: »

There is one in Swords in the fitness club IIRC.

They (the club) train up in John O'Tooles 'Image' gym in Swords.

Here's one of the lads, can't remember his name fighting Thomas 'The Tank' Egan in Cage of Truth 2, March '08.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hn7-gKe1xOM

The other lad (the club has two Russian instructors) fought Dave Kelly in the same event.

Roper · 16-07-2008 09:50AM

They're in Image Gym on Saturdays and some weekdays. The lads work the door at Velvet nightclub too so if you want to score with a drunk 17 year old AND get some info on the training you could try there

JohnMc1 · 16-07-2008 07:38PM

Siamdragon wrote: »

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

Has a schedule been done up yet?

Scramble · 16-07-2008 08:09PM

If you went to a sambo class, what would you expect? I mean, in what ways would it differ from a judo class / BJJ class. Not a loaded question at all, the only thing I know about sambo is just what you'd read on wikipedia etc.

Nothingcompares · 16-07-2008 08:31PM

exactly what i want to find out

JohnMc1 · 17-07-2008 02:22PM

I meant to ask this earlier but is Combat Sambo also part of the course?

Pingu · 17-07-2008 02:31PM

If you went to a sambo class, what would you expect?

Well if you were Korean and you walked into the Institute of Physical Education in Moscow it might go something like this http://www.dailymotion.com/relevance/search/sambo/video/x60m2i_sambo-training-in-moscow_sport

Siamdragon · 18-07-2008 02:07PM

Hi all thanks for the interest in the post, Alex is still a new addition to the gym so still working out good times to suit people right now its goes like this
Mon 7-8:15 Judo
Wens 7-8:15 judo
Fri 7 - 8:30 Sambo

Now im hope there will be alot more interest in the sambo class over a bit of time and we will be adding more Sambo Classes as the number and interest grows.
Any one interested in doing a bit of Training at our gym your All Welcome.
We have good Teachs in all the Arts
and a Style to suit most.

SJP.
sitjaipetch@muaythaiireland.com
www.muaythaiireland
0876852784.

JohnMc1 · 19-07-2008 02:40PM

Siamdragon wrote: »

Hi all thanks for the interest in the post, Alex is still a new addition to the gym so still working out good times to suit people right now its goes like this
Mon 7-8:15 Judo
Wens 7-8:15 judo
Fri 7 - 8:30 Sambo

Now im hope there will be alot more interest in the sambo class over a bit of time and we will be adding more Sambo Classes as the number and interest grows.
Any one interested in doing a bit of Training at our gym your All Welcome.
We have good Teachs in all the Arts
and a Style to suit most.

SJP.
sitjaipetch@muaythaiireland.com
www.muaythaiireland
0876852784.

Good schedule. Judo and Sambo compliment each other very well so students should be encouraged to develop a base in Judo as well and not just jump into the Sambo classes.

Siamdragon · 23-07-2008 05:19PM

Sitjaipetch Muay Thai & Martial Arts School
Blackpool Cork City

Hi all Due to some interests show from this forum in our classes here is full list of the time of classes been held in our School.

Monday
Circuit Training 6:30- 7:30pm
Muaythai Advanced & Fighters.7:30- 10pm
Judo 7-8:15pm
BJJ 8:15- 10pm

Tuesday
Muaythai Kids class 6-7 Beginner 7-8 Fighters & advanced 7:30- 10pm
Wrestling 6:30-730pm
Kung Ku 7:30- 9pm
Thi Chi 9 – 10pm

Wednesday
Muaythai 6:7 open Class, Fighters & Advanced 7- 10pm
Judo 7-815pm
BJJ 8:15-10pm

Thursday
Muaythai Kids class 6-7 Beginner 7-8 Fighters & advanced 7:30-10pm
Wrestling 6:30-730pm
Kung fu 7:30-9pm
Thi Chi 9-10pm

Friday
Muaythai fit & strength training 6:30- 7:30, Fighters & advanced 7:30-10pm
Sambo 7-8:15pm
MMA 8:15-10pm

Saturday
Muaythai 12-1 open Class, 1-2:30 mixed class 2:30-4 open class
Kung Fu 1-3
Judo Class closed for summer

Sunday
12-2 pm Fighter & Advanced

Any further inquiries contact us
sitjaipetch@muaythaiireland.com
www.muaythaiireland.com

P-Rock · 23-07-2008 06:41PM

Hey,
I'm just trying to find this gym on a map but can't find it anywhere. I have the address as "Unit 6 New Sunbeam Business Park Blackpool Cork City" but google map doesn't like any part of that. Is that the actual address?

Charlie3dan · 24-07-2008 09:49AM

Hi P-Rock,

If you find blackpool shopping centre you're in the right area. Across the road there's a retail park with Argos, lifestyle sports, costa coffee and a few other stores. Keep going straight past Argos and take a left. That's the Sunbeam business park.

I work around blackpool and I've been down to have a look at the gym but haven't been in to train yet. Mainly because I finish at half 5 and the thought of hanging around work isn't too thrilling!

LordSutch · 12-08-2008 03:57PM

I couldnt believe my eyes when I first saw this thread, because I have alway been told not to use the word SAMBO 'for obvious reasons', and indeed once I did use the word meaning sandwich & got myself into a lot of trouble for my ignorance (Brixton South London).

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sambo_(ethnic_slur)

So its now quite amusing to learn that there is a sport actually called Sambo

I still cant quite believe it ...................

New Judo & Sambo Champion at Sitjaipetch School Cork

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