Posts by Eric Alvarez3

placidbison20 said:No.

But can you actually find out?

I'm just kidding, thanks a lot.

placidbison20 said:Eric Alvarez3, this is the fifth time I'm telling you.
There isn't any.

You have actual, legitimate jujitsu at the Academy and at the System.

But seriously, do you have any intel on when something like that might actually open up?

Krav Maga vs. Ninjutsu in Los Angeles?
Anyone have any insight on this?

So, I’ve been looking into this for a while now, and honestly, Aikido just doesn't feel like the right fit for me. It’s missing something, so I’ve been hunting for a Plan B. 😁 Well, I think I found it: Ju-Jitsu (hope I spelled 😁 correctly). I’m currently scouting out some clubs in the Orlando area—ideally somewhere close to downtown if possible. 😁
Hey everyone, does anyone know of any decent clubs around here? 😁
Just to be clear, I’m not talking about BJJ; I’m looking for pure Ju-Jitsu.

Think of neutrophils and basophils as your body's first responders when inflammation kicks in.

Looking for some Aikido in Split—before I dive in, I’m trying to figure out which clubs are actually worth the time. Does anyone have any specific recommendations regarding schedules, or more importantly, what your actual experiences have been like? 😁

I bet none of you have ever truly understood the concept of retribution. 😬
The guy attacked him first; he broke his arm just to make sure he wouldn't go looking for trouble again out of pure spite. And honestly? He was justified. 😁 😁

It’s honestly pathetic. We’re the second largest city in the US, yet we don't have half the amenities you find in New York City. It's embarrassing. Let me try rephrasing my question more clearly... hmm...
So, I'm looking for a martial art—and it doesn't necessarily have to be a competitive sport—that blends striking with takedowns and grappling. I need something that actually works on the street, specifically training that covers defending against multiple attackers and handling weapons like knives, clubs, sticks, and whatever else comes your way. My first thoughts were Krav Maga, since it's been field-tested in real-world scenarios, or maybe Ninjutsu, given how aggressive its approach can be.
But since there isn't a single decent school for either of those around here, I'm starting to lose motivation, which sucks because I was really getting hyped up for this.😎 😛

Maybe you should just stick to eating burgers; don't go touching any beer yet, you're only 15.

🤣 🤣 Burgers are terrible, but the beer? That might be okay.😬

Yeah, I’m getting a little desperate here, so I have to ask: is there anywhere actually training ninjutsu in Los Angeles?
If not, then I'm calling it quits on the whole thing. I'm heading back home with my tacos and a beer.

Heh, it would be so much easier to travel if I were older—you know, like, at least 15 years old... right now, it’s just too tough.😢
Basically, nobody actually knows when, even just as a rough estimate, Krav Maga classes should officially start up.

It’s such a shame 😢
In that case, I guess I’m just staying at the gym until 🤣 😛
opens up. Honestly, this place feels like it's stuck in the twilight of its final hour, like 👎 👎

My very first post here, and I’m jumping straight in with a question. I hope nobody takes offense—and if this has already been covered, please just drop a link to the original thread. Honestly, I can’t stand it when people barge into a forum without doing a basic search first and asking the same repetitive questions over and over, but this time, I guess I’ll be one of those people. 😬
To get to the point, my primary goal is self-defense. I’ve been thinking about starting some kind of martial arts training around September. Since practical street application is my main priority, I’ve been looking closely at Krav Maga.
Since I’m based out of Orlando, I was wondering if there are any established Krav Maga clubs in the area? And if there aren't any currently, is anyone aware of any plans to open one up soon?
Thanks in advance. 👍