seriously considering taking a MMA class

[Neo. The Only. The One.]

met this dude and he's an MMA fighter with his own gym

he offers boot camps and he also trains ppl to box, kickbox and jiu jitsu

I'm seriously considering doing the boot camp

dude charges $450 for 3 months

is that a good price?

and if I take this class, will I be able to put @Mowgli/mrsomebody to sleep?

 

[Canon]

150 to 200 a month seems about right depending on the popularity of the school

 

[↓R↑LYB]

Go for it breh. I'm taking classes and its fun as hell

 

[Mr. Somebody]

For that price you'd be better served at a legit gym being trained by someone with championship credentials

 

[unit321]

met this dude and he's an MMA fighter with his own gym
he offers boot camps and he also trains ppl to box, kickbox and jiu jitsu
I'm seriously considering doing the boot camp
dude charges $450 for 3 months
is that a good price?
and if I take this class, will I be able to put @Mowgli/mrsomebody to sleep?

For 3 months? That's $150/month. What are you getting in this plan? Lessons per month, workouts, etc.
It sounds steep to me. You could get a gym membership and weekly lessons at a martial arts school for less than that.

 

[wet landscapes]

kickboxing is so fun
the cardio conditioning was so wild, and then the thunderclaps, and the inclined medicine ball situps and the punching bag and the speedbag, and then the sparring!
it's gonna make you feel like a wild animal man, you're gonna love it
edit;; mma isn't kickboxing
but I'm sure it's still fun

 

[RatherUnique]

It's a good investment to learn how to protect yourself incase you ever have to scuffle with street scoundrels

 

[aceboon]

I did BJJ for about 3 months, learning it was cool but after I saw how extensive the cardio was after the first free class I did it to get in shape and shed some pounds. How unsanitary that shyt was eventually got to me, once I lost the weight I was off that for good.

 

[Soon]

Can you learn a lot in 3 months?

I'm looking into boxing lessons.

I don't plan to fight in most cases, its either the knife or the gun. I just want to up my reflexes.

 

[KyokushinKarateMan]

For that price you'd be better served at a legit gym being trained by someone with championship credentials

What I came in to say. That is a STEEP price, considering my dojo fees only run me $45 per month

 

[Neo. The Only. The One.]

I did BJJ for about 3 months, learning it was cool but after I saw how extensive the cardio was after the first free class I did it to get in shape and shed some pounds. How unsanitary that shyt was eventually got to me, once I lost the weight I was off that for good.

unsanitary?

 

[HopeKillCure]

If you 36

 

[aceboon]

unsanitary?

Rolling around on them dirty ass mats, having your face constantly against training partners wearing a Gi(the robe that they wear) that they haven't washed since they got it, shyt was disgusting b. Right after training I would go home and scrub myself with black soap but I was still getting acne on my face, being in your late 20s with face acne isn't that wave.

 

[dennis roadman]

Rolling around on them dirty ass mats, having your face constantly against training partners wearing a Gi(the robe that they wear) that they haven't washed since they got it, shyt was disgusting b. Right after training I would go home and scrub myself with black soap but I was still getting acne on my face, being in your late 20s with face acne isn't that wave.

that's a disgusting gym with disgusting people that you attended

 

[Canon]

Rolling around on them dirty ass mats, having your face constantly against training partners wearing a Gi(the robe that they wear) that they haven't washed since they got it, shyt was disgusting b. Right after training I would go home and scrub myself with black soap but I was still getting acne on my face, being in your late 20s with face acne isn't that wave.

yeah you did the right thing leaving that gym