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[muayThaiPerson]

im sorry to say that my Muay Thai membership expires on December 16. this is my 5th month of trainning.

i dont kno if i should find another art or continue in muay thai.

 

[arnisador]

Do you still look forward to going to class each time?

 

[GouRonin]

Are there hot babes in the class?

 

[Damian Mavis]

You need more patience, all arts require you to stick with it if you want to benefit from them. A year or 2 will give you a true sense of what an art is about and whether you want to stick with it. At our Muay Thai club you on't even get to do the fun stuff for the first year.

Damian Mavis
Honour TKD

 

[Bod]

By your comments you seem to love it.

If money isn't an issue keep it up. There will be plenty of times in your life when you will be forced to leave your school for one reason or another. Then is the ideal time for moving on.

 

[muayThaiPerson]

well,i dont know for sure if im going back to muay thai but what i do know is im going to learn judo. if i go back to muay thai, then it would be great because i would be cross trainign

 

[J-kid]

maybe take some grappling lessions after this .. Just a idea/

 

[Angus]

Don't cross train until you have a solid base in MT. 5 months is hardly even a beginning, especially since it's your first martial art. Stick with it solely and focus on getting a strong, solid understanding and then move on to cross training. Do it too early and you'll never get proficient at EITHER art.

 

[7starmantis]

Originally posted by Angus

Don't cross train until you have a solid base in MT. 5 months is hardly even a beginning, especially since it's your first martial art. Stick with it solely and focus on getting a strong, solid understanding and then move on to cross training. Do it too early and you'll never get proficient at EITHER art.

I concur

7sm

 

[Bod]

I also concur, except that judo is really great. It may get you hooked too.

 

[J-kid]

Hey you never know some people pick up martial arts really fast, making it easyer to crosstrain. second off you can do both at once considering that they are inpacting to diffrent areas striking and grappling.,

 

[TkdWarrior]

i agree with others...i started with MT did it for 2 n 1/2 years then changed it to TKD(cuz my teacher moved) n doin TKD from last 4 yrs... i hav a base in MT n TKD but cross trained in wrestling, WC n some other arts...
-TkdWarrior-

 

[muayThaiPerson]

the judo classes are 1 day a week for 2.5 hours. i will also be attending them free of charge execpt uniform

 

[sammy3170]

Originally posted by muayThaiPerson

well,i dont know for sure if im going back to muay thai but what i do know is im going to learn judo. if i go back to muay thai, then it would be great because i would be cross trainign

If you are meant to be there you will just know. There won't being a whole lot of umming and ahhing. Don't just go elsewhere after you cease training look around while you training and physically compare the two.

Cheers
Sammy