where to learn in texas

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tripletrash

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I have taken several martial arts forms(karate, isinru, kung fu, and ti kwan do) but never acheved a level where I was tought weapons. I generaly have a knife on my as an every day tool, but thought it would be a good idea to learn to also use it for selff defence. is there any schools in texas that specialize in knife fighting or do i need to refer to books for this training? I plan to get a fixed and folding trainer and my brother has a bali-song trainer which i will use to spar.
 
American Combat Fighting Arts Association. :thumbup:

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You could look to see if you have a Buinkan Taijutsu dojo near you. I took it here in Houston and they do weapons training at any level instead of black belt only like some MA classes do. They try to go for a 50/50 split between armed and unarmed training. I dont want to talk your head off, but Taijutsu is Ninjutsu. The name was changed after the '80s hollyweird ninja movie boom to dissassociate from the image. I can tell you from experience that it can be a brutal art at times but I loved it.
If you could find a Tantojutsu class go for it, but good luck finding one

Here are some helpful links:
http://kihon.com/dojo/
http://www.texasbujinkan.com/
 
tripletrash said:
. . . is there any schools in texas that specialize in knife fighting or do i need to refer to books for this training? . . ..
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What part of Texas? It's kind of a big place.
 
I live in Irving too I'm allways ready to do some witetrash kungfu techniques:)
Also I've studied kenpo, BJJ, and some Kali. Also I know a good instructor cheep.
Peace
Bob
 
In san antonio there are the Pitbulls, owner/instructor Gabe Martinez? They are under Gaje. Also Texas Kali has a rep named Rudy Salazar, also under Gaje, and several others in Austin.
 
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