Testing means light sparring under MMA rules😁 ..honestly, I don't think you guys will have any trouble with me.. I'm just a young, eager kickboxer you can toss around on the mats and then laugh about over a beer later...👍
Kick-boxing... honestly, that session this Saturday sounds like the most interesting part of the whole thing. Let me know once you're 100% sure about sitting for the exam. It surprises me that you don't have the exact date set yet—I usually start prepping months in advance for mine. Anyway, looks like we're colleagues now (french fries)...
You were actually asked that since I know you train there... BV is like a woman... once you find the right one, that's it, you fall in love and it's over... It doesn't even cross my mind to "cheat" on mine, so I don't think I'd ever try anything... but I wouldn't mind watching a bit. So, is it okay to just come by and watch a session? Is Krav Maga also open to the public?
I'm wondering if those Aikido and Krav Maga training sessions at the military base in Tuscany are actually "open to the public." I'd love to swing by to check things out (and maybe even test out the skills of the trainees myself). Is that doable?
So, does hitting someone in the head with a hammer feel "hard" or "soft"... or does it just depend on whose head you're swinging at? I feel like I could probably get an answer based on actual experience here