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Private judo lessons / Pacific North West?
#1
Posted 26 January 2010 - 10:38 PM
I am interested in some private judo lessons to improve some areas I am weak at (since I find that it is impossible to get enough personalized attention at class to actually work the elements I want to work on), but I have heard of no clubs that actually offer same (or list it on their site), and it feels a bit uncomfortable asking. Judo has its roots as the 'poor mans' sport' and many clubs keep membership low, which I respect (and enjoy!) but I would like to know if any instructors are offering/interested in offering private lessons, especially in the Pacific North West area. (I did notice a few eastcoast places offering private lessons. Something about 3000 miles flight to class made me pass, however).
My Background: I'm an adult, active competitor, brown/Ikkyu at the 90k (maybe one day 81k) weight-class.
Any advice would be welcome!
My Background: I'm an adult, active competitor, brown/Ikkyu at the 90k (maybe one day 81k) weight-class.
Any advice would be welcome!
#2
Posted 27 January 2010 - 01:29 AM
Alabaster, on Jan 26 2010, 10:38 PM, said:
I am interested in some private judo lessons to improve some areas I am weak at (since I find that it is impossible to get enough personalized attention at class to actually work the elements I want to work on), but I have heard of no clubs that actually offer same (or list it on their site), and it feels a bit uncomfortable asking. Judo has its roots as the 'poor mans' sport' and many clubs keep membership low, which I respect (and enjoy!) but I would like to know if any instructors are offering/interested in offering private lessons, especially in the Pacific North West area. (I did notice a few eastcoast places offering private lessons. Something about 3000 miles flight to class made me pass, however).
My Background: I'm an adult, active competitor, brown/Ikkyu at the 90k (maybe one day 81k) weight-class.
Any advice would be welcome!
My Background: I'm an adult, active competitor, brown/Ikkyu at the 90k (maybe one day 81k) weight-class.
Any advice would be welcome!
Isn't Lafon in that area? Call him up! I sure he can always use the extra cash for rent. Nonprofit organizations are well... not profitable
I know Aaron Field's Dojo is definitely in that area and from the looks of his videos on Youtube, an excellent teacher.
This post has been edited by Cheeseburger: 27 January 2010 - 01:30 AM
#3
Posted 27 January 2010 - 01:31 AM
Cheeseburger, on Jan 26 2010, 06:29 PM, said:
Isn't Lafon in that area? Call him up! I sure he can always use the extra cash for rent. Nonprofit organizations are well... not profitable 
No, he is in San Diego (the other end of the Pacific coast).
Check out my book -- Judo Unleashed
"Plum Blossoms Open Because of the Frost and Snow"
Adversity does not cause a judoka to wither; it helps him or her to flourish.
"Plum Blossoms Open Because of the Frost and Snow"
Adversity does not cause a judoka to wither; it helps him or her to flourish.
#6
Posted 28 January 2010 - 02:49 AM
I don't privates so to speak, nor do I focus on sport judo. (Some of my guys who do compete do well, but always playing to any ruleset inhibit the grappler in my experience.) As long as your knickers don't get twisted over silly stuff we are game.
You are more than welcome to contact me directly and stop by. We do a lot of off time practices, which are smaller and guys can really work their focus. In addition, I practice with everyone that comes into the club.
Aaron Fields
You are more than welcome to contact me directly and stop by. We do a lot of off time practices, which are smaller and guys can really work their focus. In addition, I practice with everyone that comes into the club.
Aaron Fields
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