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DAMAG INC [Daniel Arola Martial Arts Group Inc]
-Filipino stickfighting(Kali, Arnis, Escrima) Thai Boxing, Grappling,
Jun Fan Gung Fu

Click the video link below to see if this interests you,

http://media.putfile.com/Daniel-Arola-MA-videopromo1

Any further questions, please feel free to reply.

Thanks,

Daniel Arola
Fayetteville, North Carolina USA
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/DAMAG_Kali_Stickfighting

As most of you are aware there will be some changes to class times,
this will only affect the Monday class all other classes will be kept
as usual.  As from the 3rd October 2005 the Monday class will become a
mixed class starting from 6.30 pm until 8.00 pm (the class fee is
£3.00).

Keep kicking Trev

30th July - 1pm-4pm

Venue:
Queesn Park Sports Centre
Boythorpe Road
Chesterfield
S40 2ND

Price: £15 per person

For more information Visit www.maxtt.co.uk

I get my insurance through the martial arts association that we are
affiliated to, so they have the headache of finding the best deals.

Keep kicking Trev


--- In impactmartialartsdojo@yahoogroups.com, kuma_son
<no_reply@y...> wrote:
> Hello All,
>
> I was wondering what, if any martial arts insurance, you are using
if
> you teach a martial art.
>
> I have been training from my home(garage, basement) for the past
> several years mostly private lessons with only a few students.
These
> students signed liability forms and were close friends and/or
family.
>
> So, Insurance was really not an issue, with the sucess of my
website
> and the word of mouth from my students. I am getting much more
intrest
> and my class sizes are starting to grow.
>
> (i.e. it is time for some form of insurance) It has been a lot of
> years since I need martial arts insurance and there are now a lot
of
> choices.
>
> So I was wondering if any of you had a suggestion of which to use
or
> not to use..
>
> Thank you in advance for your help.
>
> The Bear Warrior
> Trent 'Kuma' Warner
> www.bigbearacademy.com
> www.tkwselfdefensecatalog.com

Hello All,

I was wondering what, if any martial arts insurance, you are using if
you teach a martial art.

I have been training from my home(garage, basement) for the past
several years mostly private lessons with only a few students. These
students signed liability forms and were close friends and/or family.

So, Insurance was really not an issue, with the sucess of my website
and the word of mouth from my students. I am getting much more intrest
and my class sizes are starting to grow.

(i.e. it is time for some form of insurance) It has been a lot of
years since I need martial arts insurance and there are now a lot of
choices.

So I was wondering if any of you had a suggestion of which to use or
not to use..

Thank you in advance for your help.

The Bear Warrior
Trent 'Kuma' Warner
www.bigbearacademy.com
www.tkwselfdefensecatalog.com

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As of 31st May 2005 we will be holding our Tuesday class at Anston
Park Infant School, we have made this permanent move to help stop
confusion.  So now Mondays, Tuesdays & Sundays are all held at the
same venue (making my life simpler).

Starting some time soon will be the weapons class that is probably
going to be straight after the Tuesday class.

Keep kicking Trev

Training starts at 7pm tonight and will finish around 9pm.

Keep kicking Trev


--- In impactmartialartsdojo@yahoogroups.com, fightback_uk
<no_reply@y...> wrote:
> I have confirmed the booking for the course and it will be held at
the
> Middleton Institute on Friday 27th May 05.  The course will start
at
> 7pm and finish around 9pm.
>
> Please remember to hand in your completed application form (cut
off
> date is Monday 23rd May 05).
>
> Bex
>
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> --- In impactmartialartsdojo@yahoogroups.com, fightback_uk
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> > I intend on holding the course near the end of May so if you are
> > interested in taking part please fill in a application form and
hand
> > it in ASAP.
> >
> > Bex

Just a quick reminder that we are not holding any classes on Bank
Holiday Monday.

Keep kicking Trev

I have confirmed the booking for the course and it will be held at the
Middleton Institute on Friday 27th May 05.  The course will start at
7pm and finish around 9pm.

Please remember to hand in your completed application form (cut off
date is Monday 23rd May 05).

Bex


--- In impactmartialartsdojo@yahoogroups.com, fightback_uk
<no_reply@y...> wrote:
>
> I intend on holding the course near the end of May so if you are
> interested in taking part please fill in a application form and hand
> it in ASAP.
>
> Bex

Just a reminder that we are not holding any classes next Sunday.

Bex

I have just deleted all the links that lead no place anymore and the
yahoo groups that have not shown any activity over the last 6 months
or so.

So now the list is a little shorter but if you have a martial arts
website you want to add feel free to do so.

Keep kicking Trev.

Hi Danny,

Was there a message to go with your post?

Did you see the photo from November 2000 you and your sister look
very young on that one.  How is your training going now?

Keep kicking Trev


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This class is open to students that train regularly and hold the grade
of 7th Kyu (yellow belt) or higher.

Anyone that wants to begin or continue their Nunchaku training will
need to book their place and pay for the class in advance.  In the
event of us having a large number of beginners wanting to start
training we will run a separate beginners class.  The Nunchaku weapons
class will be held once every month with a grading every 6 months or
so.

Keep kicking Trev

Don't forget that we are not holding any classes this coming Monday,
all our other classes are unaffected and will continue as normal.

Keep kicking Trev

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I intend on holding the course near the end of May so if you are
interested in taking part please fill in a application form and hand
it in ASAP.

Bex

Just added a couple of photos to the Impact History folder.  If any
students are interested in having the photos taken during the last
grading just bring me a disc and I will copy them for you.

Keep kicking Trev.

Sorry about the confusion but we will be at the Middleton Institute
tonight.

Keep kicking Trev

All training is now back to its regular times and venue.

For further information you can phone us or send an e-mail.

Keep kicking Trev

With it being the last lesson before Easter we are going to have some
competitions with prizes to be won, we will have a power kicking and
punching contest using the Imp-tec pad.  We have some other tests of
martial skills planed for Thursday 24th March 05.

Keep kicking Trev

Hi James,

Books and video are great training aids but I don't believe you can
really lean a style from scratch by the method you described is what
leads to sub standard instructors that we are always complaining
about.

In the absence of an instructor that can teach you the style you want
to learn why not just add to what you have already got and hold an
open style class?  No grades or anything just a chance for you to
teach a little bit of what you know to your regular students, this is
a more honest way to teach and a better way to improve your skills.

Keep kicking Trev


--- In impactmartialartsdojo@yahoogroups.com, "jimmy colwell"
<sir_james_w@h...> wrote:
> Currently I only teach Shotokan Karate, but my dream is to learn,
and one
> day teach Aikido.  This is proving difficult due to the fact that
there are
> no schools for this in my area.  Also I'm pretty skeptical as to
the learn
> at home methods.  I believe that a video is no substitute for
training in
> the presence of others.  But as the hopes of my finding a teacher
in my area
> fade, this option is starting to look better all the time.  Even
though you
> tape yourself and send it in for tests early on, and show up in
person for
> the bigger ones, I just don't know if I could honostly feel
qualified to
> teach after learning like that.  Any insight into this would be
helpful
> also.  Thanks for helping Trev.
>
>
> Respectfully,
>     James
>
> >From: trvimpact <no_reply@yahoogroups.com>
> >Reply-To: impactmartialartsdojo@yahoogroups.com
> >To: impactmartialartsdojo@yahoogroups.com
> >Subject: [Impact Martial Arts Dojo] Re: dojo plans
> >Date: Fri, 18 Mar 2005 10:08:16 -0000
> >
> >
> >Hi James,
> >
> >The design would depend on the art, its not going to be much fun
> >doing Judo on a hard wood floor and a matted area is not going to
> >last long if you are training with bladed weapons.  So what style
do
> >you teach and what sort of training is going to be practised in you
> >Dojo is very important.
> >
> >Keep kicking Trev
> >
> >
> >--- In impactmartialartsdojo@yahoogroups.com, "James Colwell"
> ><sir_james_w@h...> wrote:
> > >
> > > I'm planning on starting my own school, and I want to build it
on
> >my
> > > land instead of renting.  I want it to have a traditional
Japanese
> > > look as far as the building style goes.  Can anyone direct me
to a
> > > website with how to's, or pictures for reference?  Thank you for
> >any
> > > help that you may provide.
> >
> >
> >
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Currently I only teach Shotokan Karate, but my dream is to learn, and one
day teach Aikido.  This is proving difficult due to the fact that there are
no schools for this in my area.  Also I'm pretty skeptical as to the learn
at home methods.  I believe that a video is no substitute for training in
the presence of others.  But as the hopes of my finding a teacher in my area
fade, this option is starting to look better all the time.  Even though you
tape yourself and send it in for tests early on, and show up in person for
the bigger ones, I just don't know if I could honostly feel qualified to
teach after learning like that.  Any insight into this would be helpful
also.  Thanks for helping Trev.


Respectfully,
     James

>From: trvimpact <no_reply@yahoogroups.com>
>Reply-To: impactmartialartsdojo@yahoogroups.com
>To: impactmartialartsdojo@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: [Impact Martial Arts Dojo] Re: dojo plans
>Date: Fri, 18 Mar 2005 10:08:16 -0000
>
>
>Hi James,
>
>The design would depend on the art, its not going to be much fun
>doing Judo on a hard wood floor and a matted area is not going to
>last long if you are training with bladed weapons.  So what style do
>you teach and what sort of training is going to be practised in you
>Dojo is very important.
>
>Keep kicking Trev
>
>
>--- In impactmartialartsdojo@yahoogroups.com, "James Colwell"
><sir_james_w@h...> wrote:
> >
> > I'm planning on starting my own school, and I want to build it on
>my
> > land instead of renting.  I want it to have a traditional Japanese
> > look as far as the building style goes.  Can anyone direct me to a
> > website with how to's, or pictures for reference?  Thank you for
>any
> > help that you may provide.
>
>
>

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Hi James,

The design would depend on the art, its not going to be much fun
doing Judo on a hard wood floor and a matted area is not going to
last long if you are training with bladed weapons.  So what style do
you teach and what sort of training is going to be practised in you
Dojo is very important.

Keep kicking Trev


--- In impactmartialartsdojo@yahoogroups.com, "James Colwell"
<sir_james_w@h...> wrote:
>
> I'm planning on starting my own school, and I want to build it on
my
> land instead of renting.  I want it to have a traditional Japanese
> look as far as the building style goes.  Can anyone direct me to a
> website with how to's, or pictures for reference?  Thank you for
any
> help that you may provide.

The date is set for Sunday 24th April 05 from 12:30pm to 5pm at the
Middleton Institute on Barleycroft Lane.  The regular Sunday class is
still on, we are just using it as a warm up for the grading.

If you need any further information please phone us or send an e-mail.

Keep kicking Trev

Our regular venue has become unavailable on this date (a double
booking that they are very sorry about).  So we will be holding the
class at the Middleton Institute on Barleycroft Lane.

If you need any further information please phone us or send an e-mail.

Keep kicking Trev

Just letting everyone know that we are bringing Bruce Drago back to Wisconsin
for another Street Tactics seminar...
www.streettactics.us

Last time we had him here we had over 200 attendees...

Course date is
May 13, 14, 15 2005

If interested please call my school at
(920)725-5425
Neenah WI
Matt



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