hello, fellow practitioners.


I am a blue belt holder currently residing in Iju-Ajuwon area of Lagos.

please I need to know if there is a dojang in Iju-Ajuwon-ishaga-obawole-fagba-okearo-agege area of Lagos

learning martial arts has been on my mind for a while now. Any professional centres in Port Harcourt? That black belt may come in handy some day

Panamaijoe:
hello ,am joe a 1st dan blackbelter under grandmaster ferguson oluigbo

so where do you stay,we have no martial art centers here in Abia

hello pls i'm interested in aikido. is there a dojo in either surulere or vi environs..? Thanx for the response.

Hi All,

My name is Edward and I am a representative of World Shotokan Karate Federation here in Nigeria. We train at 16 Fola Osibo , Lekki Phase 1 ,Lagos and we are welcoming new students daily.

we practice traditional Shotokan Karate do and we are supervised directly from Japan.

You can reach us here: 08022800717 Lanre

Many thanks

I need a center in Ph.

BlackKenichi:
I've been practicing martial arts for 12 years now.
My main style Chinese Kung Fu (Hung Gar, Bajiquan, Wing Chun, Xing Yi (& Xingyiliuhequan), Taijiquan, Baguazhang, Choy Lay Fut, Shaolin Flood, Cannon and Luohan) which I combine with Okinawan Karate (Shotokhan, Shorin Ryu, Goju Ryu and Uechi Ryu), South East Asian Kickboxing (Muay Thai), Japanese Jujutsu/Judo, Indo Malay Silat (Harimau), Pro Wrestling and Folk Wrestling.
I'm also trying to find a place that teaches Kali/Arnis/Escrima to work on weapons.
You could call me a Mixed Martial Artist but I prefer the term Cross Trainer!

where do you train

joeyfire:
I just got an instructor in the art of Jeet Kun Do (''Way of the intercepting fist''). It was developed by Bruce Lee as a hybrid fighting style to project the personal strengths of the fighter . I just started and its mindblowingly hard and at the same time strangely relaxing

where do you train

Mayflyman:


where do you train

Ajah

Nice to see the thread is still active, though I know the world of martial arts is a very vibrant and active one in Nigeria.
It seems the babas are not aware of this thread, cos I know they will be more than happy to contribute.
Keep Fit
Peace

Hello! Does anyone know a taekwondo training centre around ketu, ojota, oshodi or ikeja? Thank you

Hello all,


Where can I get training on martial art or boxing. I am in Alimosho area of Lagos.


Regards.

I live in Ibadan,Oyo state and I don't know any centre for training around me..please can sm1 help!...

Odunayaw:
I live in Ibadan,Oyo state and I don't know any centre for training around me..please can sm1 help!...

I used to train with the oyo state tkd team based in Lekan Salami sports complex, back then they train 3 times a week.

I have been practicing karate for more than 9 yrs when I stopped unfortunately work did not allow me go further for my black belt, I did not have the luxury of the weeks at the BBC.

I studied shotokan karate from a variety of Sensies, it's shame most students are awarded Black Belts after doing well in national competitions. Some of them have no idea of grappling techniques

These days Karate is no longer trained in secret, I see students wearing their Gees (Kimono) walking around the streets (the the fools don't know they given away the advantage the have in a fight).

Now Katas are done for the (How) not for the (Why)

Karate is lost

Hello,
Am interested in studying martial arts. Am based in Karu site Abuja I have a background in taekwondo but want to resume training in either taekwondo or karate do please and one with any info about dojang or do go that I can train with...

2nd Semester 2016 @ Our Lekki Dojo (5th Round About) starts on Saturday 16th April.

Visit http://collinskarate.net/signup/ to register for a free class.

prodam:
Hello all,


Where can I get training on martial art or boxing. I am in Alimosho area of Lagos.


Regards.

2016 already. Found a dojo yet?

BlackKenichi:
I've been practicing martial arts for 12 years now.
My main style Chinese Kung Fu (Hung Gar, Bajiquan, Wing Chun, Xing Yi (& Xingyiliuhequan), Taijiquan, Baguazhang, Choy Lay Fut, Shaolin Flood, Cannon and Luohan) which I combine with Okinawan Karate (Shotokhan, Shorin Ryu, Goju Ryu and Uechi Ryu), South East Asian Kickboxing (Muay Thai), Japanese Jujutsu/Judo, Indo Malay Silat (Harimau), Pro Wrestling and Folk Wrestling.
I'm also trying to find a place that teaches Kali/Arnis/Escrima to work on weapons.

You could call me a Mixed Martial Artist but I prefer the term Cross Trainer!

I do want to learn wing chun

zeongeon:
@Medusa Capoeira I will very glad to meet u I also train in capoeira..capoeira isn't common in nigeria and not even known in nigeria..I train in lagos and we are very few that train in it u can send me an email zeongeon@yahoo.com and probably when u move down to lagos I will like u to meet out little group we train in the body language studio illupeju 334/336 Agege
motor road, (beside suzuki), by Railway bypass
junction, Ilupeju, Lagos; Ilupeju ;telephone 07038710733
Members of this martial arts forum feel free to go train capoeira there too

Do you still train in illupeju agege?

wing Chung dummy stick....awesome

Frankicent:



Do you still train in illupeju agege?

Yes we still train at ilupeju and even Victoria island.

zeongeon:
Yes we still train at ilupeju and even Victoria island.

I stay @mangoro agege .... Tell me how the training goes.

Frankicent:
I stay @mangoro agege .... Tell me how the training goes.

Firstly, capoeira is an afro Brazilian martial arts that was practiced by slaves who where transported from Africa to Brazil. Capoeira is a symbol of freedom, resistance and strength. Capoeira is the national sports of Brazil and rival football in Brazil.

Capoeira training requires lots of movement, strength, agility, speed, power, endurance and flexibility. capoeira is a blend of dance, fight, ritual (traditions), history and music.

There are three types of capoeira namely Capoeira Angola, Capoeira regional and Capoeira contemporary. We train contemporary which is a blend of regional and Angola.

Capoeira training is most times accompanied with music and songs with instruments like the berimbau, atabaque, pandiero, reco record, caxixi, shekere and of cause claps and choruses. The rythm determines how fast we play or fight.

When you get started you will have to learn the "dance" called the ginga (swing). you can look out Eddy on tekken game. You will have to master the ginga cause most of the moves will end up having u going back to the ginga for balance. Then after the ginga you move to the esquivas( dodges), then you learn the kicks, hand strikes, take downs grapples and then florieos (flourishes). Then as you progress you will then begin to learn malicia and develop your mandinga.

For further questions and inquiry you drop your number and I will add you to our whatsapp group where u can meet many capoeirstas and ask all your questions.

Hope I have been of help.

Salve

Axe

zeongeon:
Firstly, capoeira is an afro Brazilian martial arts that was practiced by slaves who where transported from Africa to Brazil. Capoeira is a symbol of freedom, resistance and strength. Capoeira is the national sports of Brazil and rival football in Brazil.

Capoeira training requires lots of movement, strength, agility, speed, power, endurance and flexibility. capoeira is a blend of dance, fight, ritual (traditions), history and music.

There are three types of capoeira namely Capoeira Angola, Capoeira regional and Capoeira contemporary. We train contemporary which is a blend of regional and Angola.

Capoeira training is most times accompanied with music and songs with instruments like the berimbau, atabaque, pandiero, reco record, caxixi, shekere and of cause claps and choruses. The rythm determines how fast we play or fight.

When you get started you will have to learn the "dance" called the ginga (swing). you can look out Eddy on tekken game. You will have to master the ginga cause most of the moves will end up having u going back to the ginga for balance. Then after the ginga you move to the esquivas( dodges), then you learn the kicks, hand strikes, take downs grapples and then florieos (flourishes). Then as you progress you will then begin to learn malicia and develop your mandinga.

For further questions and inquiry you drop your number and I will add you to our whatsapp group where u can meet many capoeirstas and ask all your questions.

Hope I have been of help.

Salve

Axe

woow impressing.... here is my number 08130978745

Frankicent:

woow impressing.... here is my number 08130978745

08109923414

zeongeon:
Firstly, capoeira is an afro Brazilian martial arts that was practiced by slaves who where transported from Africa to Brazil. Capoeira is a symbol of freedom, resistance and strength. Capoeira is the national sports of Brazil and rival football in Brazil.

Capoeira training requires lots of movement, strength, agility, speed, power, endurance and flexibility. capoeira is a blend of dance, fight, ritual (traditions), history and music.

There are three types of capoeira namely Capoeira Angola, Capoeira regional and Capoeira contemporary. We train contemporary which is a blend of regional and Angola.

Capoeira training is most times accompanied with music and songs with instruments like the berimbau, atabaque, pandiero, reco record, caxixi, shekere and of cause claps and choruses. The rythm determines how fast we play or fight.

When you get started you will have to learn the "dance" called the ginga (swing). you can look out Eddy on tekken game. You will have to master the ginga cause most of the moves will end up having u going back to the ginga for balance. Then after the ginga you move to the esquivas( dodges), then you learn the kicks, hand strikes, take downs grapples and then florieos (flourishes). Then as you progress you will then begin to learn malicia and develop your mandinga.

For further questions and inquiry you drop your number and I will add you to our whatsapp group where u can meet many capoeirstas and ask all your questions.

Hope I have been of help.

Salve

Axe

08109923414

Holludharyor:

08109923414

sorry it been long I made this post. I forgot why I drop.the write and you did... Pleased remind me why you drop your number

mayrho:
Tried Aikido in 2003 till in chickened out I have heard of Krav Maga too it encompasses all the fighting skills you can come up with just defend yourself

ive being looking for a krav maga learning centre in Lagos.. do u know any?

I need to register my 6yr old child in a martial art club. Can anyone help me with a club in Ota?Very urgent please!