Hey guys, I am new on the board so forgive me if this is in the wrong spot or whatever...
Anyone here train in Sonoma County CA, I am now in Rohnert Park and looking for ideas of where to train... I would appreciate some direction from anyone here in the know.
Thank you.
The thread above this one may help you a bit. Also you could just google your nearest "big" city, or your county, and you should get some results. For instance Sonoma County Martial Arts, or Rohnert Park Martial Arts may help quite a bit. It really just depends on what type you would like to learn.
Thanks brother, I have googled this to death, looking to talk to someone about their personal experiences with the local gyms/trainers. Appreciate the advice. Be well.
CalibanConrad said:
Thanks brother, I have googled this to death, looking to talk to someone about their personal experiences with the local gyms/trainers. Appreciate the advice. Be well.
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Oh all right. Well, you could always go and ask to watch a class as well, most schools will allow ya to do that.
There's a ton of options in the area for you. Mosst places offer a free trial class. Go take one a 3 or 4 different schools thengo sign up at the one you like best.
Planning on sitting in at a place or two, as I say I was hoping to find someone on here in the area who could share some of their personal experiences with trainers and gyms. Would be great to find sparring/workout partners as well.
CalibanConrad said:
Planning on sitting in at a place or two, as I say I was hoping to find someone on here in the area who could share some of their personal experiences with trainers and gyms. Would be great to find sparring/workout partners as well.
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Don't listen too much to what people you don't know say about a gym. What's good for one is not necessarily so for the other. Go to a few to give some breadth of experience and then go where you feel most comfortable. I mean, ATT is amazing, but if you're a total noob, it might also be too intimidating, so it might be better to be at less hardcore place.
Solid advice, Clockwerk, while I do not feel any better than the average person, I do always assume most people have their head up their ***, so any review is taken with a grain of salt.
I may come across as an *** for asking this, but you seem helpful enough to not take a jab at me for asking, but what exactly is ATT? I am completely unfamiliar.
CalibanConrad said:
Solid advice, Clockwerk, while I do not feel any better than the average person, I do always assume most people have their head up their ***, so any review is taken with a grain of salt.
I may come across as an *** for asking this, but you seem helpful enough to not take a jab at me for asking, but what exactly is ATT? I am completely unfamiliar.
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ATT = American Top Team, one of the major fight teams/gyms going. Very hardcore.
