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Full Service Blogs?
Hello out there martial arts enthusiasts,
I'm looking to scour the interwebs for some major martial arts communities/blogs, sort of like AoM. Big ones with info on multiple disciplines would be best, I think, for what I'm looking for. Anyone know any good places to waste time and learn some things while keeping abreast of the martial arts community?
Many thanks,
Dan
I'm looking to scour the interwebs for some major martial arts communities/blogs, sort of like AoM. Big ones with info on multiple disciplines would be best, I think, for what I'm looking for. Anyone know any good places to waste time and learn some things while keeping abreast of the martial arts community?
Many thanks,
Dan
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If you're interested in MMA, mixedmartialarts.com
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Permalink Reply by Kevin S. on -
For Western Martial Arts, try the forums at The Order of the Seven Hearts. The links section also provides some excellent jumping-off points.
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Permalink Reply by Darragh Creamer on
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Interesting site Kevin. I have a developing interest in Western/European martial arts. I don't suppose you know of anywhere to train in France.
Thanks
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Permalink Reply by Kevin S. on
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Darragh--
Sadly, no, but I'll keep an eye open in case someone mentions something useful.
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Thanks chief.
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