Master a Martial Art

Well this has come out of nowhere. First – one of my mates wanted someone to partner with him at Muay Thai so I volunteered and now 5 months later I’m still going strong. THEN he wanted a ground based martial art and we happened across two former national champions ( one british and one polish) who had just opened a judo club with the aim of being the best club in the country within 5 years. I am currently an orange belt and have my first competition in November. And thirdly, because we now have a stand up and a ground based martial art, both me and my mate are having a go at MMA next year. We’re also looking into BJJ at the mo.

ive always liked the martial arts and have tried a few but ive never had the commitment to see it through to the end. being a black belt not only shows that you have mastered a martial art and that generally your a hard case but it shows that you commited yourself to it. watching the old steven seagal or the UFC fighters makes your jaw drop in awe. “i wanna do that!”