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RCastillo
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Well, I'm lucky, since no one will train with me, I have the room all to myself.
Is your school air conditioned?
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Well, I'm lucky, since no one will train with me, I have the room all to myself.
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Joe
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We do have two air conditioners but when there off untill class starts they just start to work and they get shut off. I think its onbly for the front office. Who needs a/c anyway some of the people I see in martial arts could loose a few pounds anyway.
Train twice as hard today, because you may not be able to tommorrow. :asian:
Train twice as hard today, because you may not be able to tommorrow. :asian:
Yes--it's in a gym.
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Akashiro Tamaya
Green Belt
Air Conditioning ? What the heck is that ? Jeez, What's next buy your Karate uniform from Victoria Secret Fall Catalog ?
Sweat is good you know..Its your body's way of saying Dude ! You're really working out....
Sweat is good you know..Its your body's way of saying Dude ! You're really working out....
It's something to watch the Thai boxers training in Thailand, outdoors, in that heat!
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Titan Uk
Guest
Don't need air condition in your school.
Just move to a cooler country.
Just move to a cooler country.
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Kroy
Guest
Dont like AC, gives me the chills during cool downs.
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Galvatron
Guest
I've been in some that have AC some that don't.
My grandmaster is fond of shutting the AC off during the summer, saying [korean accent] "You no have AC on street"[/korean accent]
I lean towards the opinion that most people train "in the elements" because of a macho/ego thing. Most of the rest out of a misguided belief that working out in the cold/heat will make them a better fighter.
Every fight I've ever been in has ended in under 2 minutes...in my opinion that is hardly enough time for the elements to come into play (unless of course you are brawling in a hurricane or blizzard).
In my opinion it is best that the temperature be left at a comfortable level, so that students can concentrate on performing their movements correctly, rather than lamenting over how they're burning up/ freezing their cojones off.
My grandmaster is fond of shutting the AC off during the summer, saying [korean accent] "You no have AC on street"[/korean accent]
I lean towards the opinion that most people train "in the elements" because of a macho/ego thing. Most of the rest out of a misguided belief that working out in the cold/heat will make them a better fighter.
Every fight I've ever been in has ended in under 2 minutes...in my opinion that is hardly enough time for the elements to come into play (unless of course you are brawling in a hurricane or blizzard).
In my opinion it is best that the temperature be left at a comfortable level, so that students can concentrate on performing their movements correctly, rather than lamenting over how they're burning up/ freezing their cojones off.
Eldritch Knight
Blue Belt
We have huge, open windows in my dojo.
My JKD/BJJ instructor just changed to a new building and is still figuring out the AC/heating system!
