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Re: [bata] Irish Martial Arts

On 9/9/08, Shane <shanehumphreys@...> wrote:
> Does anyone know of someone in the Pittsburgh PA (USA) area that
> teaches the Irish martial arts?

Hi Shane,

I am a little over an hour and a half NW of Pittsburgh. Not a drive I
would want to make every week but if you wanted to come out now and
then we could get you started and give you enough material to work on
until your next visit.

Ken
Wed Sep 10, 2008 2:59 am

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... it ... like, I ... sites ... ive ... Alisha ?? :-) ... stick fighting looked ... than the Irish ... current accepted ... where any stick ... the Irish...
appletreeworm
Offline Send Email 		Oct 6, 2008
4:59 am

... Hi Shane, I am a little over an hour and a half NW of Pittsburgh. Not a drive I would want to make every week but if you wanted to come out now and then we...
Ken Pfrenger
cinaet
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2:59 am

I am definitely interested. I'll have to see how this prospective job turns out....
Shane
shanehumphreys
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1:05 am

I'm actually IN PIttsburgh but only know what very little Ken taught me before he found real martial artists and figured out the good stuff. I'd say travel to...
Ysidro
ysidro@...
Send Email 		Sep 11, 2008
2:00 am

Define real martial artist ... I'd ... fond or ... trusted....
Shane
shanehumphreys
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2:49 am

... Greg is just throwing out some self-deprecating humor their. His is a real martial artist...we just lived too far away form each other to get much solid...
Ken Pfrenger
cinaet
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5:09 pm

Is not a 'real' martial artist one who trains constantly/daily and practices perfection in everything that they do....not just fighting. gumbate = never give...
aiki789789
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2:59 am

On Thu, Sep 11, 2008 at 10:59 PM, aiki789789 ... You're taking me far too seriously. I was just ribbing Ken a bit since I haven't practiced with him in years....
Ysidro
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... -Alisha ... fighting. ... grow ... be...
appletreeworm
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4:20 am

... This probably a reference to the japanese saying Gumbateh or Gumbareh which means to not give up or keep going....
John Sullivan
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... Eewwwww! This is untrue! I have only a passing aquaintance with it. Ken...
Ken Pfrenger
cinaet
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... Maybe if you asked some more specific questions it would be easier to give you some useful answers. Mark Rainey "If your sword is too short, take one step...
Mark Rainey
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... to give ... Celts developed their martial arts? I find them unique for some reason, do you get the same feeling? -Alisha...
appletreeworm
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... From: appletreeworm <appletreeworm@...> To: bata@yahoogroups.com Sent: Monday, October 6, 2008 1:43:17 PM Subject: [bata] Re: Irish Martial Arts ... ...
Sean Fogarty
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... would be ... I ... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/T%C3%A1in_B%C3%B3_C%C3%BAailnge here. Aside from learning classical Irish, which is different again from ...
appletreeworm
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... From: appletreeworm <appletreeworm@...> To: bata@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tuesday, October 7, 2008 2:00:32 PM Subject: [bata] Re: Irish Martial Arts ......
Sean Fogarty
sgpfogarty
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12:04 am

Still, to really learn classical Irish you would need Greek, Latin, and maybe even Hebrew I suspect. You don't.   Grammar and vocabulary are overwhelmingly...
Bryan Maloney
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... s ... (agat or liat), and other words as they come up in English or Japanese once, I haven't. Mostly because I haven't been to Ireland or even the east...
appletreeworm
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    I'm not certain how useful latin would be to Gaelic. Our grammer and words used arn't very romanitzed and the way letters are pronounced are pretty...
Vernon Burt
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