Can Some Help Me

[pat jack]

Can Someone Help Me I Would Like To Learn Martial Art (eg Alkido Or Karate Ect). Can You Plesae Help Me And Some One Tell Me How I Can Go About It.thanks Pat,jack

 

[koda]

Pat.Jack, hello! If you wanna practice Aikido you can enter in a interesting site thta is www.aikidoonline.com, it´s fantastic. You will find everything you wanna know.

 

[shihonage]

www.aikiweb.com has a dojo search section on the left. Enter your address and it will find the closest dojo to your location.

 

[Amos Stevens]

And after you find dojos in your area-visit them & speak to the Sensei & watch classes. Don't sign any long term contracts-one type of martial arts may be great for one person,but not necessarily for you. Observe & speak to the students & find the one right for you.

Good luck

 

[Aikilove]

Also visit www.aikidojournal.com they to have a great world wide dojo search + alot of info about aikido.

/J

 

[pantera]

And after you find dojos in your area-visit them & speak to the Sensei & watch classes. Don't sign any long term contracts-one type of martial arts may be great for one person,but not necessarily for you. Observe & speak to the students & find the one right for you.

Good luck

i agree with you amos. The most important is checking the lesson, talking to the sensei to see if his philosophy is in harmony with your expectations) and trying a lesson. I f you feel good with the sensei and the dojo, normaly it means that you have found the dojo and the sensei adapted to your personnality and to your waitings as a futur practicionner.

 

[TDWoj]

Some dojos will have a free introductory class, where you can participate and a get an idea of what training will be like, and if you like the way the instructor teaches, and so on.

 

[pat jack]

Thanks

Pat.Jack, hello! If you wanna practice Aikido you can enter in a interesting site thta is www.aikidoonline.com, it´s fantastic. You will find everything you wanna know.

THANKS FOR YOUR HELP KODA. FROM PAT,JACK

 

[pat jack]

Thank

www.aikiweb.com has a dojo search section on the left. Enter your address and it will find the closest dojo to your location.

THANKS FOR YOUR INFO IT WAS VERY USEFUL SHIHONAGE.FROM PAT,JACK

 

[pat jack]

Thank

And after you find dojos in your area-visit them & speak to the Sensei & watch classes. Don't sign any long term contracts-one type of martial arts may be great for one person,but not necessarily for you. Observe & speak to the students & find the one right for you.

Good luck

THANKS AMOS FOR YOUR INFO I DID NOT KNOW THAT IT WAS A LONG TERM CONTRACTS. FROM PAT,JACK

 

[pat jack]

Thanks

Also visit www.aikidojournal.com they to have a great world wide dojo search + alot of info about aikido.

/J

THANKS FOR YOUR INFO AND FOR GIVEN MY THE WEB SITE. FROM PAT,JACK

 

[pat jack]

Thanks

Some dojos will have a free introductory class, where you can participate and a get an idea of what training will be like, and if you like the way the instructor teaches, and so on.

THANKS FOR YOUR INFO. FROM PAT,JACK

 

[pat jack]

Thanks

i agree with you amos. The most important is checking the lesson, talking to the sensei to see if his philosophy is in harmony with your expectations) and trying a lesson. I f you feel good with the sensei and the dojo, normaly it means that you have found the dojo and the sensei adapted to your personnality and to your waitings as a futur practicionner.

THANK YOU FOR YOUR INFO. FROM PAT,JACK

 

[pantera]

THANK YOU FOR YOUR INFO. FROM PAT,JACK

hope all the informations you had helped you.
Did you already see a dojo you like or you might join?