I was searching for pictures for the disaster thread when I stumbled across this site.
http://www.selfdefense-germany.de
They advertise realistic self defence (hapkido and tkd ?!?) but right under the ad they offer point fighting?
Also the website indicates that they are not affiliated with any of the "traditional" Hapkido/TKD organisations yet they claim to be "traditional" and say they have ties to BlackBelt international.
The site comes with catchy phrases like you would expect it from McDojo and everywhere you can register and sign up (for about 500€ a year which is quite a lot compared to all the other tkd schools I know)
The teacher is "Gregor Huss" has his own Kwan (he is German) and I have never heard of him before, never seen him on any of the big seminars in Germany etc. which is unusual for somebody to be "that good".
On the other hand they hold BJJ seminars with "Orlando Machado Neto"
Does anybody know about this school, the instructor or is close (Munich) and can check out his school?
Maybe I am wrong but the website has a lot of red flags...
http://www.selfdefense-germany.de
They advertise realistic self defence (hapkido and tkd ?!?) but right under the ad they offer point fighting?
Also the website indicates that they are not affiliated with any of the "traditional" Hapkido/TKD organisations yet they claim to be "traditional" and say they have ties to BlackBelt international.
The site comes with catchy phrases like you would expect it from McDojo and everywhere you can register and sign up (for about 500€ a year which is quite a lot compared to all the other tkd schools I know)
The teacher is "Gregor Huss" has his own Kwan (he is German) and I have never heard of him before, never seen him on any of the big seminars in Germany etc. which is unusual for somebody to be "that good".
On the other hand they hold BJJ seminars with "Orlando Machado Neto"
Does anybody know about this school, the instructor or is close (Munich) and can check out his school?
Maybe I am wrong but the website has a lot of red flags...
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