trip to brasil - Page 127

stu3ufc · 05-11-2009, 07:52 PM

I agree with Cody! just pick like 3-4 cities you wanna check out i.e rio/ sao paulo ....the amazon and do a week in each

Brazil is a big place!

hahah no way Dyn! awesome news

Ko[F] · 05-13-2009, 11:28 AM

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Originally Posted by Dynasty1

*** there were also plenty of girl stories in thailand, honestly, its so easy there that telling sotries doesnt even do it justice..my last night i went out, i kid you not, all my friends were drunk and i didnt have a motorbike and wasnt getting on one with them, so i started walking home, about 30 sconds into my walk a girl stopped asking me where i was going, i told her, she gave me a ride, i asked if she wanted to came in, and you can fill in the rest...before i went to thailand i probably would have been like things like that dont happen, but its just so easy over there that you become very non chalant about it..

better make sure u get a STD test brother ;) hehe

but sounds like mad fun!

stu3ufc · 05-13-2009, 01:10 PM

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Originally Posted by Dynasty1

it depends what you do to be honest, i mean my muay thai now i feel is 10 times better than what it was before i left for thailand, and i dont credit tiger for that, i credit my trainer..after about 2 weeks of doing group classes at tiger i just started doing one on ones and if you find a good trainer, i think as far as pure muay thai goes the training is better...

Im very happy for you Dyn! that you improved your muay thai!

could you go into more detail! one on one vs group classes........i would love to hear what you did and how you trained? how you felt you improved quicker/better than group classes

did the trainer pick up ur weaknesses and stuff? what did you focus on over there

serjoga · 05-17-2009, 05:51 PM

hey Dyn, thanks for reply. so the future should be, brazil for BJJ and then back to Tiger.
we might catch up somewhere.
i decided not to go to Brazil yet, ( f###ing crisis s#cks ) but rather toward the winter, hopefully could spend whole winter there, yeahhhaa
at least ve got nice gum here to keep me alive
whom did u pick as personal trainer at Tiger. I really loved to work with Prathek, exellent trainer.

all best
keep on rolling

Ko[F] · 05-26-2009, 08:23 AM

hey dyn.. back in brasil yet?

have you been back to chute boxe or been training elsewhere now? what's the atmosphere like?

DansMuayThaiMMA · 05-27-2009, 05:02 PM

I hope to do the same thing soon. I have already been to Thailand, but Brazil is on my list as well. Do you have a blog or website we can follow your journey on?

Dan
www.dansmuaythaimma.com

DansMuayThaiMMA · 05-27-2009, 05:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Dynasty1

it depends what you do to be honest, i mean my muay thai now i feel is 10 times better than what it was before i left for thailand, and i dont credit tiger for that, i credit my trainer..after about 2 weeks of doing group classes at tiger i just started doing one on ones and if you find a good trainer, i think as far as pure muay thai goes the training is better..

Just curious which trainer you did your one on ones with? I did one on ones with a couple of the trainers there when I was there.

Dan

stu3ufc · 05-27-2009, 09:47 PM

come on dyn!!! answer our questions you playboy!!

Dynasty1 · 05-28-2009, 08:43 PM

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Originally Posted by stu3ufc

Im very happy for you Dyn! that you improved your muay thai!

could you go into more detail! one on one vs group classes........i would love to hear what you did and how you trained? how you felt you improved quicker/better than group classes

did the trainer pick up ur weaknesses and stuff? what did you focus on over there

group classes were basically all cardio maybe ud learn 3 or 4 techniques, then do maybe 3 rounds on the pads, and 5 on the bag...

one on one for me was just all pads and sparring, and he would correct all the lil things i might have been doing wrong, and by the end of my time there i just felt completly different...for sure quicker..sparring with a guy who is really good like that really helps your timing, with everything, especially my defense, and counter attacking..

also if you develop a good relationship with your trainer and they like you, they are going to teach you things that they dont in the group classes, lil tricks, things from the clinch, throws...not that you dont learn those things in a group class, but if you want to be good, i feel its crucial to get that one on one time, and just strip your technique down, and build it back up

Dynasty1 · 05-28-2009, 08:45 PM

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Originally Posted by serjoga

hey Dyn, thanks for reply. so the future should be, brazil for BJJ and then back to Tiger.
we might catch up somewhere.
i decided not to go to Brazil yet, ( f###ing crisis s#cks ) but rather toward the winter, hopefully could spend whole winter there, yeahhhaa
at least ve got nice gum here to keep me alive
whom did u pick as personal trainer at Tiger. I really loved to work with Prathek, exellent trainer.

all best
keep on rolling

hey bro..i ended up training with nai, who had only been there a few months before i go there, but hes a 3 time lumpinee champ, queit guy, doesnt speak much english, but the most friendly, accomadating guy ive ever met..i wont train with anyone else