₦airaland Forum

Hello everyone. I just joined this forum and pleased to see that martial arts is not dying as I thought it was. I study and practice the traditional arts of Chung Do Kwan (which is one of the predecessors to Tae Kwon Do), Japanese Jujitsu laced with Judo. I have been training in martial arts in UK and our home land Nigeria. I am a member of the British chapter of the World Jujitsu Federation and the Fire-Flow Taekwondo Dojang. In a way I could be seen as a mixed-martial artist because I combine techniques from the variety of martial arts I have trained in. I live in Lagos and would be keen to practise and train willing students in the traditional arts which were and still are intended for self-preservation. Self-preservation encompasses actual combat as well as health and fitness. One needs to be grounded in the fundamentals of martial arts to actually understand what effective fighting entails and doing what is necessary to preserve one-self. Fighting is not just physical engagement but also mental. Martial Arts equips one to prepare for whatever fight the day presents you. So when one is physically and mentally sound, one can face the day and impose one's will on the circumstances of that immediate environment. I would love to instruct and impart my brand of traditional arts to any willing student or fellow martial artist at a reasonable price. There are those who would like private classes and I would be ready, able and willing to teach as much as required. One thing though, my brand of martial arts is not for sport, but for SELF-PRESERVATION!



I can be reached through my email, ugee21@hotmail.com and then numbers can be exchanged for proper conversation.