There's a Muay Thai gym that seems to be an offshoot of an actual Thai gym and a BJJ gym that has a reputation for being one of the best in the state near where I'll be moving soon. Seems like it might prove difficult to get spots at the BJJ gym, though.
There's also another gym that's pretty close that teaches some weird ass combination that's supposedly "a practical, street-wise martial art, and is not competition oriented." Sounds dodge as fuck to me, but might potentially be useful?
"you will learn how to defend yourself using your hands, legs, knees and elbows through the arts of Karate, Muay Thai Kickboxing, Boxing and Taekwondo. You will also learn how to apply locks, chokes, holds, restraints, pressure points and take-downs through the arts of Ju Jitsu and Eskrima (also known as Arnis and Kali)"
There's also a separate Eskrima class, which actually sounds pretty interesting, but I think I'm still a lot more keen on the other options..
There's also another gym that's pretty close that teaches some weird ass combination that's supposedly "a practical, street-wise martial art, and is not competition oriented." Sounds dodge as fuck to me, but might potentially be useful?
"you will learn how to defend yourself using your hands, legs, knees and elbows through the arts of Karate, Muay Thai Kickboxing, Boxing and Taekwondo. You will also learn how to apply locks, chokes, holds, restraints, pressure points and take-downs through the arts of Ju Jitsu and Eskrima (also known as Arnis and Kali)"
There's also a separate Eskrima class, which actually sounds pretty interesting, but I think I'm still a lot more keen on the other options..