Korean Job Discussion Forums

[gochubandit]

i know i asked this before but i was curious cuz i do it in the states a little.

a friend of mine is out in korea right now and his cousin told me he actually trains with some high profile professionals and that sorta made sense, given the fact that all that MMA/rip-you-2-shreds stuff is really big in japan. and i noticed that a lot of thai fighters competed in some muay thai thing in korea recently in the last year or so. if any of you DO do that stuff or know...

what's it like over there? is it a big thing? in cali, we got a pretty good concentration of high profile fighters. korea the same way or no?

[Bunnymonster]

I train MMA out here, it pretty fledgling but not too bad. Some good guys if nothing else. If you want any more info drop me a line
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[uberscheisse]

you can find henry jung pretty easily by doing a google search. he trains BJJ in apkujeong and hannamdong i believe. he trained in the US under one of the gracie brothers.

[Bunnymonster]

AFAIK Henry is no longer teaching (he was doing some casual training on an airforce base last I heard) due to work commitments, though it may be he is but hasn't told me because he doesn't like me, not sure.... noone I know has seen or heard from him in months. you can email him at henry_jung<at>hotmail.com to check though as he is definitely a good guy.

[mysteriousdeltarays]

i no i be cool on this cuz i wnana rip some heads off

[Bunnymonster]

[lunalilo]

I am in the states.

[Bunnymonster]

[lunalilo]

[lunalilo]

[Bunnymonster]

In the USA, impressive that you can watch it despite being on a 7 day tape delay.......................... http://www.pridefc.com/pride2004/03_ppv.htm :p

BTW, I was out so set the VCR. I have no idea how this has turned into a flame war so rapidly..............

[lunalilo]

[morituri]

pm me if you want to learn mantis boxing

[Picture Perfect]