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Style: Muay Thai, Iaido--
I know I don't post a lot, but this was at the bottom of the Muay Thai page:
WTF you have to wait 6 months to spar. Isn't that a bit long? I had to start sparring from the second lesson. Also he claims to have trained many champions. Why doesn't he name them on the site? Just curiousMUAY THAI GEAR
After 6-9 months you will be ready to spar and you will be required to purchase your own personal safety equipment consisting of head gear, shin and instep guards and a mouth piece.Last edited by Mr. TD; 11/17/2006 7:25am at .
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It looks like the BJJ instructor is a blue belt named Brock Garner (http://www.bobchaneymartialarts.com/...ock-garner.htm)
He lists some pretty esteemed instructors that he has learned from or trained with, i.e., Pedro Carvalho, Wander Braga.
A good blue belt can provide great instruction on the basics,( see Aesopian's work for reference). However, without a more experienced instructor your advancement and technical proficiency in BJJ will be limited.



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