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Old 04-01-2010, 10:58 PM   #26
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Just starting muay thai? I started with handwraps, 16oz gloves and a jump rope. You don't need much else till you start sparring. I suggest spending a little more on your gloves, roughly around the 80-100 dollar range. I've seen a lot of people pick up cheap 30-50 dollars gloves to start and they fall apart with regular use around the 5 month mark. I still have my first pair of gloves (Twins) for close to 2.5 years now, they're being used as my bag gloves now and they're still in pretty good shape.
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Old 04-02-2010, 01:14 AM   #27
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Whats the difference in the weights, is it just a matter of comfort or training purposes?
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so you can build up hand speed and hand endurance so they don't drop in the last round.
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Old 04-02-2010, 02:06 AM   #29
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Heavier gloves mean quicker hands when the gloves are off or when the glove weight drops. I suggest 16oz since they'll build up some endurance in your shoulders and they're the ideal size/weight for when you begin sparring later on.
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just about done my week trial at dynamic and thought i should leave a review. Its great atmosphere. Great instructors and you pretty much just jump right into the class. everyone in the beginners class has been really helpful giving me tips and helping me with form. I think i have committed to this place only thing is my arms and legs are sore. but i don't really feel the burn in my abs. But its okay cause its nice to sweat. and the class really gets you to sweat. And DONT MAKE YOUR FIRST CLASS A FRIDAY its taught by another guy (mike i think) and he really pushes you which is good for my 3rd class unless you want to be pushed. That is all for now.
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Old 05-25-2010, 06:08 AM   #31
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check these sites out if you want BRAND name MMA, Muay Thai and boxing gear

I bought A LOT of gear such fairtext gloves for 50 bucks, Windy shin guards for 60 bux, MMA gloves for 25 amd much more from these sites For BJJ I bought several GI's such as KORAL, and KEIKO RECA for just a little over 100 dollars.
I need to search for that website again and i'll post it here.

http://www.ringside.com/

http://www.combatsports.com/

I had it sent to http://www.blaineenterprises.com/ which is right across to the border to save money and time on shipping.

hope this helps you!!

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Old 05-26-2010, 03:49 AM   #32
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i used to go to gibson kickboxing and pankration. decent sized classes usually 2 instructors. good times.
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mendoza's in scott road area

crazy cardio workout you will shed pounds fast and get tougher/stronger
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anyone know any good instructors for muay thai or Tae Kwan Do or karate around the burnaby/vancouver area? for beginner.
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just curious has anyone taken any classes here?

http://www.revolutionfightteam.com/index.html

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just curious has anyone taken any classes here?

http://www.revolutionfightteam.com/index.html
revolution has some of the most well known fighters in the lower mainland. bibiano fernandes trains there. kultar gill, jose landi-jons, bill mahood.


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anyone know any good instructors for muay thai or Tae Kwan Do or karate around the burnaby/vancouver area? for beginner.
Kyokushin Karate in three different locations, run by one instructor - one in Richmond, Killarney, and Downtown.
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Any budget MMA (or martial art) gyms around Langara area?

I'm just looking to get physically stronger, fit, and for self defense (if the occasion arises), so it doesn't have to be MMA, just anything that requires me to be more physical.
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kel lees has pankration,submission wrestling,muay thai and weapons. they also have a boxing ring and a bunch of training equipment upstairs. Great atmosphere!
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Does anywhere teach combat sambo in the vancouver/richmond area? Ive been looking on google but having difficulty
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Any budget MMA (or martial art) gyms around Langara area?

I'm just looking to get physically stronger, fit, and for self defense (if the occasion arises), so it doesn't have to be MMA, just anything that requires me to be more physical.
could be anything from boxing to muay thai to jiujitsu to wrestling

which one are you most interested in? picking the one you're more likely to enjoy will mean that you'll continue to do it as a hobby instead of treating it as a work out and you'll get more enjoyment out of it

keep in mind that boxing is going to be the cheaper option of those.

jiu jitsu/muay thai/wrestling/mma classes are usually in the $100+ range. dynamic mma does offer a combination of all of those for ~$150/month if you pre-pay for 3 months in advance. they're really good because they're close to langara and they have classes mon-sunday and their schedule is pretty good compared to the rest of the gyms out there.

Adam teaches the jiu jitsu/mma part and Joel does most of the muay thai training. I don't go there anymore but I enjoyed my time there and all the guys were real nice and understanding to the noobs that showed up.

http://dynamicmma.com/

They offer a free 1 week trial so you can see how you like it and whether its for you before you drop the money for it.
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If you are in Richmond, check out Richmond martial arts. I teach the kids there. They run the Bas Rutten MMA system and the classes are starting to get really good . Otherwise, if you're just in the Vancouver area, take dynamic.
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Any good muay thai/bjj/mma gyms in Central Richmond like around Richmond Centre area ?
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There's the place that Nintensity works out of and Dungeon Grappling out of Sport Central. Their bjj is based off of Eddie Bravo's stuff (10th planet jj)
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Any that are a bit closer like Garden City , No. 3 , Granville, etc ?
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Any that are a bit closer like Garden City , No. 3 , Granville, etc ?
Universal mma. It's on Westminster or elmbridge and inbetween 2 and 3 (closer to 2). It's run out of the top portion of a fitness gym.
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