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SBG Ireland wrote: »yes you can turn up and leave as suits
yes there is showers
yes i've a load of lastminute.com jobs to do for the 5pm opening...:eek:
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SBG Ireland wrote: »we are adding judo next week
I'll drop around on my break from The Gypsy
Once again, best of luck with the new premises.0 -
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thelibertyboy wrote: »i must say its a nice setup but tbh 12 for a class dont think you will get many students paying that like if i had the money but im a poor student
You must not be getting taught punctuation!
Is there any price for Longmile members going in at Open mat times? Or is it the 7/5 euro?0 -
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thelibertyboy wrote: »i must say its a nice setup but tbh 12 for a class dont think you will get many students paying that like if i had the money but im a poor student
have to disagree there, id only be up in dublin once a week at most and only really have time to do one, max 2 sessions per week so dont bother fully joining a gym because i never know where i will be. So to be able to pay €12/€15 to trainw ith some of the best guys in the country at my own convienence, no brainer really.0 -
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new classes being added to the timetable all the time! the extra afternoon classes start next week
absolute beginners always welcome 0 -
SBG Ireland wrote: »new classes being added to the timetable all the time! the extra afternoon classes start next week
absolute beginners always welcome
Will give the 'striking' a go tomorrow night!
What exactly is it? Kickboxing, Muay Thai or a mix?0 -
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SBG Ireland wrote: »a mix, at SBG we're not all that concerned about labels just results
At SBG, we're better than you. And we know it.
Sorry, couldn't resist 0 -
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Deleted User wrote: »At SBG, we're better than you. And we know it.
Sorry, couldn't resist
i'm not sure how you read that into what i said? apologies if it came across that way, was not my intention.
i was just pointing out we're not so much into labels in training. just if they work or not. i dont like the 'brazilian' in BJJ, just jiu jitsu would do imo. and in fact i dont even like 'jiu jitsu' anymore, would prefer to call what we do just 'grappling' as our techniques are influenced from wrestling, judo etc etc.
if someone was looking to join my gym and was very specific in wanting to learn 'thaiboxing' then i would recommend they join a 'thaiboxing' gym as we are not one. if they just want to learn 'stand-up' fighting then i believe we can help them with that as it relates to MMA. SBG fighters/coaches like owen roddy, conor mcgregor, keith coady, myles price etc have some of the best striking in irish mma.....in my opinion of course....although looking at their performances i think most would agree.0 -
SBG Ireland wrote: »i'm not sure how you read that into what i said? apologies if it came across that way, was not my intention.
i was just pointing out we're not so much into labels in training. just if they work or not. i dont like the 'brazilian' in BJJ, just jiu jitsu would do imo. and in fact i dont even like 'jiu jitsu' anymore, would prefer to call what we do just 'grappling' as our techniques are influenced from wrestling, judo etc etc.
if someone was looking to join my gym and was very specific in wanting to learn 'thaiboxing' then i would recommend they join a 'thaiboxing' gym as we are not one. if they just want to learn 'stand-up' fighting then i believe we can help them with that as it relates to MMA. SBG fighters/coaches like owen roddy, conor mcgregor, keith coady, myles price etc have some of the best striking in irish mma.....in my opinion of course....although looking at their performances i think most would agree.
I could almost take the first line of your post and repost it here
It wasn't a dig or snide comment in any way - just a 'funny in my head' moment (you get the dodgeball reference in it I hope!)0 -
Deleted User wrote: »(you get the dodgeball reference in it I hope!)
i actually didnt...:o although in my defence i have man-flu and am on quite the concoction of painkillers right now 0 -
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SBG Ireland wrote: »Gareth McNamara Judo Black Belt and European BJJ Silver Medalist takes the class.
its 'proper' judo in the gi
Get him to show you his unique "Ascendor" move.0 -
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