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DMcKayBJJ said:harmony martial arts in jupiter, fl is in the Royce network
mauricio villardo (a royler BB) teaches in PB county, too
ATT is not far in Port St. Lucie and Coconut Creek and other schools in that area
google them
dude, if you go to any of them, PM me later and let me know how it went because I might be visiting that area soon, too
thaiking said:WPB is very well known for there strip clubs.
Morgz said:Great points about the Golf Obsession. When golfers go on vacation with their families it usually "understood" that the golfer will go play on whatever course is near the vacation spot. Why should a grappling class be any different?
This thread raises a general question for me, since I am kind of new. Are grappling schools as a whole fairly accepting/open to the idea of guest training? I know every school and instructor is different, and going to have their own rules, but what have all of you experienced in the past? If I go on vacation to, say, Cincinnatti Ohio, would it be crazy for me to think that I could look up a school and go train for a session or two while on vacation? I would certainly be willing to pay for the privilage -- just want to know how most schools view situations like that?
Morgz said:Great points about the Golf Obsession. When golfers go on vacation with their families it usually "understood" that the golfer will go play on whatever course is near the vacation spot. Why should a grappling class be any different?
This thread raises a general question for me, since I am kind of new. Are grappling schools as a whole fairly accepting/open to the idea of guest training? I know every school and instructor is different, and going to have their own rules, but what have all of you experienced in the past? If I go on vacation to, say, Cincinnatti Ohio, would it be crazy for me to think that I could look up a school and go train for a session or two while on vacation? I would certainly be willing to pay for the privilage -- just want to know how most schools view situations like that?
Morgz said:Great points about the Golf Obsession. When golfers go on vacation with their families it usually "understood" that the golfer will go play on whatever course is near the vacation spot. Why should a grappling class be any different?
This thread raises a general question for me, since I am kind of new. Are grappling schools as a whole fairly accepting/open to the idea of guest training? I know every school and instructor is different, and going to have their own rules, but what have all of you experienced in the past? If I go on vacation to, say, Cincinnatti Ohio, would it be crazy for me to think that I could look up a school and go train for a session or two while on vacation? I would certainly be willing to pay for the privilage -- just want to know how most schools view situations like that?