[Chonbody]

Go punch yourself in the head?

[RJ Powell]

i would go there and just observe a bit, don't even let him know you were the guy that e-mailed him.

[jwalk2515]

He is the instructor, maybe your first impression sucked or maybe after talking to you he decided you were some kind of hyper wanna be; quoting all your experience and the training you do and how good you think you are. Since you think you rate to go down there and give him a piece of your mind kinda backs up that impression.

Ask a coach if he would rather have a rock or a lump of clay to mold into his kind of fighter. If you want to go in person try talking less and listening more, be a little humble, talk about wanting to compete and/ or increase your self defense ability.

Once you are in you can try to impress or ask for training to go pro or whatever you are looking for.

Maybe its all a test to see if you have the drive to come down and try anyway after being told no.

Only thing that is certain is that telling him off will only add a -1 to your choices of places to train.

Good luck

[NoSmilez]

did u tell him how u want to fight to avenge your brother? and was this the guy?

[DangerDan]

Originally Posted by kerplunkett1

just show up to the place and pretend u never talked to him haha im serious then maybe you could join take a look if you even ike the gym u know

x2

just show up and talk to him and pretend like you've never said a word to him before.

[ChaseM]

how old are you?

[mycompy386]

Maybe it's the fact you told him you wanted to learn Muay Thai to beat up your younger sister.

[Toujourpret]

Originally Posted by Acefighter

I want to go down to the gym and give him a piece of my mind.

You answered your own question. Your post reads like I know i know i know, and when i don't get my way i want to be confrontational. Based on your post i would not want to teach you either.

[cmburns]

Yeah, it seems like the instructor made a good decision.

[millasur]

damn double posting