hello markush it is highly unlikely someone will break your arm. Injuries DO of course happen but all but the most foolhardy of people are very careful with new people. If you are seriously interested and are ok telling me in general terms where you are located (like a zipcode is fine) I can find out from my Professor a school he would recommend. Assuming you are in the USA.
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hey bell2bell,
I live in The Netherlands but thanks anyway,
After too many injuries im not really willing to take the risk.
There are some proper Jiu Jiutsu schools here im sure. Maybe i'll join one day. But for now im injured. (ankle)
And somethimes i train Jiu Jitsu with a buddy of mine just a few exercises. As long as i can not beat em its a training.
Goodday
oh the Netherlands well I can't be much help there. But I think it'd be awesome to train with Nikey Holsken (sp?) I think he is from there, or some Viking land
I like that Viking land. I dont know if were Vikings, Or fought the Vikings! But it sounds cool though :)
Anyway Holzken is a great fighter, but there are many of them and it seems they are trying mma to.
Nicky Holzen, Erol Zimmerman, Peter Aerts, Semmy Schilt. Ramon Dekker, Enersto Host. Gokhan Saki. Rico Verhoeven etc etc
Gokhan Saki(Turkish)
Made in Holland,
I like Veorhoven a lot and Holzken
is Hoost retired?
I think he is retired never see him fighting lately.
Btw what do you think of the Diaz brothers?
they truly are misunderstood I have really looked into especially Nick Diaz as a fan (I have never met either of them but it'd be cool to train with them I think)
People get caught up with the attitude that they (esp Nick) puts out but for one thing that attitude is more about his social anxiety and second actions speak louder then words.
Nick Diaz defeats Frank Shamrock and tells him while he is exhausted after the fight "you have to get up, you are a legend"
Nick Diaz has a fight with Scott Smith and after the fight Diaz calls out Smith's corner and team for not treating him right and says Smith should come train where he does and see how a team is supposed to treat each other.
Nick Diaz breaks a dudes arm in a fight cus the guy wouldn't tap, immediately after he is trying to put the guys arm back together and setting it on his chest telling him to hold it there and wait on the doctor. does not celebrate till after.....
these are not the actions of some thug
plus his interviews omg I know he hates doing them but they are great!
have you heard his "run to the good neighborhood with all the fountains where I'd like to live" interview?
I agree big time super cool dudes, one of the best if not The best.
Good day there