Thaibox

[tsarleon]

whats up man... what places do you know, or recommend to train in muay thai down in southern cali

thanks

 

[Thaibox]

You could go to the "gymtime bitch slap gym in Arizona", otherwise.....

You may want to check out The Lion’s Den in San Diego
[email protected]


Muay Thai places that I know of...........

Mastr V-phon Muay Thai Acad.
12657 Poway Road
Poway CA 92064
858 735 7720

City Boxing
1059 14th St , at C st
San Diego
619-233-5444

Muay Thai Academy of San Diego
8646 Commerce Ave
San Diego, CA 92121
858-566-6000

INTERNATIONAL MUAY THAI INC ------call and ask these guys
Ph: (858) 549-8988
7955 Dunbrook Rd., Suite D
San Diego, CA 92126

A couple other places you may want to look into just to see if its something you may be interested in

Jun Fan JKD Grappling association
po box 9424
Marina Del Ray, CA 90292
310-558-6878

The Nation Trianing Center for Krav Maga is in Los Angeles
They also have schools in
Seal Beach
Chino Hills
Costa Mesa
Moreno Valley
Bonsall
MissionViejo
Encenidas
Escondido
El Cajon
San Diego

Bujinkan Anko Dojo
If you want to study authentic Ninjutsu
(310) 366-7575
Its in Torrance, I forget where

Roy Harris’s place is accepting I think 7 more students before January 7th(?)
He’s in San Diego
He is located at 8250 Camino Santa Fe Suite J off of Miramar rd.
He teaches BJJ, MT, Kali, and JKD to prepare you for MMA combat

If I can think of anything else, I'll put more up for you

 

[DaMan]

Muay Thai Academy North Hollywood (it's really still LA, I dunno why they think they're in the valley).

 

[b fold the truth]

A friend of mine used to teach sports Karate there...
Chris Cassamassa...

B True

 

[SAGAT]

A friend of mine used to teach sports Karate there...
Chris Cassamassa...

B True

you're shittin' me right!!???? chris cassamassa is your friend?! coooooooool. didn't he have a role in that movie mortal kombat? i believe he was scorpion? coolness.

 

[b fold the truth]

you're shittin' me right!!???? chris cassamassa is your friend?! coooooooool. didn't he have a role in that movie mortal kombat? i believe he was scorpion? coolness.

I remember a few things about Chris...

Long hair, doing his kata on stage to "Great Balls of Fire" with sunglasses on, and him in a cowboy hat in Dexter, MO.

B True

 

[SAGAT]

LOL! now honestly....could he kick your ass or...?

 

[b fold the truth]

LOL! now honestly....could he kick your ass or...?

From the best that I remember...Chris did not fight. He ONLY did forms and weapons.

B True

 

[SAGAT]

really? did you think he was any good or...? btw, how long was all this ago? (since you said; as far as i can remember) hah this is so cool , you never cease to amaze me man.

 

[b fold the truth]

really? did you think he was any good or...? btw, how long was all this ago? (since you said; as far as i can remember) hah this is so cool , you never cease to amaze me man.

He never sparred in a tournament. He ONLY did weapons and forms.

B True

 

[Thaibox]

He never sparred in a tournament. He ONLY did weapons and forms.

B True

B-fold is too nice to say that this guy is a dancer not a fighter

 

[SAGAT]

LOL well i did a little research on him and if he's a dancer then well, he's a damn good one! hey bfold you know any more "famous" martial artists?

 

[b fold the truth]

LOL well i did a little research on him and if he's a dancer then well, he's a damn good one! hey bfold you know any more "famous" martial artists?

He was good at what he did for that time...just as I was. The game has become MUCH harder in forms and weapons...a lot more speed and acrobatics.

Depends on who you call famous:
John Valera
Brian Ruth (old instructor of mine)
Mike Benardo
Carmichael Simon
Mike Chantarantabut (Chat)
Steven Ho
Ho Young Pak
Ho Sung Pak
Christine Bannon-Rodrigues

Man...the list goes on and on. I trained and competed on the NASKA circuit for years...

B True