Martial arts clubs in Dubai
#1
Martial arts clubs in Dubai
Hi,
Its looking highly likely i could be moving out to Dubai with work, i am currently in the position of awaiting an offer (know no details yet).
Please could anyone tell me if there is any martial arts clubs in dubai?
Iidealy Muay thai / K1 or karate. Nothing too serious just enjoy keeping fit this way. idea of costs for training 3 times a week would be good.
Just coming back from an injury and would like to continue if i relocate.
Any help would be very welcome.
Thank you
Its looking highly likely i could be moving out to Dubai with work, i am currently in the position of awaiting an offer (know no details yet).
Please could anyone tell me if there is any martial arts clubs in dubai?
Iidealy Muay thai / K1 or karate. Nothing too serious just enjoy keeping fit this way. idea of costs for training 3 times a week would be good.
Just coming back from an injury and would like to continue if i relocate.
Any help would be very welcome.
Thank you
#2
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Re: Martial arts clubs in Dubai
My daughter does Karate after school with Abdul Rahman Al Haddad, Shotokan Japanese Sports Centre in Sharjah, his number is 06 5680160 or 050 6469346 - he does adult classes also during the evening. Even though he's not in Dubai, he might be able to help you find what you are looking for
www.shotokanuae.com
male friend attends his classes and pays around Dhs200 per week I think he said for 2 x 1 hour lessons? have to check with him again to be sure
www.shotokanuae.com
male friend attends his classes and pays around Dhs200 per week I think he said for 2 x 1 hour lessons? have to check with him again to be sure
#3
Re: Martial arts clubs in Dubai
Hi,
Its looking highly likely i could be moving out to Dubai with work, i am currently in the position of awaiting an offer (know no details yet).
Please could anyone tell me if there is any martial arts clubs in dubai?
Iidealy Muay thai / K1 or karate. Nothing too serious just enjoy keeping fit this way. idea of costs for training 3 times a week would be good.
Just coming back from an injury and would like to continue if i relocate.
Any help would be very welcome.
Thank you
Its looking highly likely i could be moving out to Dubai with work, i am currently in the position of awaiting an offer (know no details yet).
Please could anyone tell me if there is any martial arts clubs in dubai?
Iidealy Muay thai / K1 or karate. Nothing too serious just enjoy keeping fit this way. idea of costs for training 3 times a week would be good.
Just coming back from an injury and would like to continue if i relocate.
Any help would be very welcome.
Thank you
#4
Joined: Jan 2008
Posts: 1,343
Re: Martial arts clubs in Dubai
There's a Mixed Martial arts Dojo on the Shaikh Zayed Road, but don't kno any details. I used to do JKD but had no luck finding anyone here who does.
#5
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Re: Martial arts clubs in Dubai
According to the bible (dubai explorer) 4 karate places and then kick boxing and thai boxing all in different areas - do you want numbers now or are you just wanting to know that they are there?
#6
Re: Martial arts clubs in Dubai
Thank you all for taking the time to reply.
Its good to know martial arts clubs exist in dubai, as i would like to continue my sport if i come to dubai.
Need to know my offer before folowing anything up.
I am keen to come to dubai for the experience both work wise and personnel, but need to know that i am not going to struggle to make ends meet. things should become clear next week once in receipt of my offer.
Again thanks for your time.
Its good to know martial arts clubs exist in dubai, as i would like to continue my sport if i come to dubai.
Need to know my offer before folowing anything up.
I am keen to come to dubai for the experience both work wise and personnel, but need to know that i am not going to struggle to make ends meet. things should become clear next week once in receipt of my offer.
Again thanks for your time.
#7
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Location: Originally Cornwall, 12 years in the Middle East, NSW now
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Re: Martial arts clubs in Dubai
Good luck
#8
Re: Martial arts clubs in Dubai
Hi Minna, were you already able to relocate?
There are a number of gyms and clubs in Dubai that teach Muay Thai and Karate.
Would you be interested in learning Filipino Martial Arts like Pekiti-Tirsia Kali?
There are a number of gyms and clubs in Dubai that teach Muay Thai and Karate.
Would you be interested in learning Filipino Martial Arts like Pekiti-Tirsia Kali?
#9
Re: Martial arts clubs in Dubai
I'd love to learn to Pekiti-Tirsia but despite my other half being Filipino I haven't found anyone willing to teach me. I even brought my own rattan sticks last time I was there...
N.
#10
Re: Martial arts clubs in Dubai
there is a martial arts club on Al Wasl Road just after the Emirates bank junction.
#11
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Re: Martial arts clubs in Dubai
There is a popular karate club in Karama too.
#12
Re: Martial arts clubs in Dubai
I've found that most martial arts clubs in Dubai teach the sport stuff that doesn't help in a real fight.
I'd love to learn to Pekiti-Tirsia but despite my other half being Filipino I haven't found anyone willing to teach me. I even brought my own rattan sticks last time I was there...
N.
I'd love to learn to Pekiti-Tirsia but despite my other half being Filipino I haven't found anyone willing to teach me. I even brought my own rattan sticks last time I was there...
N.
Have you tried Al Safa Park in Jumeira? There is a Kali group that trains there every Sunday and Wednesday evening. From what I saw, they are doing really hardcore stuff! Training with weapons and ground fighting as well.
#13
Re: Martial arts clubs in Dubai
I agree with you. Most of these gym clubs mostly teach sports martial arts and doesn't really prepare you for any real life threatening situations.
Have you tried Al Safa Park in Jumeira? There is a Kali group that trains there every Sunday and Wednesday evening. From what I saw, they are doing really hardcore stuff! Training with weapons and ground fighting as well.
Have you tried Al Safa Park in Jumeira? There is a Kali group that trains there every Sunday and Wednesday evening. From what I saw, they are doing really hardcore stuff! Training with weapons and ground fighting as well.
Cheers!
Norm
#14
Re: Martial arts clubs in Dubai
By the way, any of you watching the White Collar Fight Night boxing event on June 6? I think this is already the third installment in Dubai.
#15
Re: Martial arts clubs in Dubai
Hi,
I am interested in taking up any martial art that keeps me fit.
Am i right in thinking it is a form of eskrima, the filipino art of stick fighting, i have never undertook a class in this, though i have seen others train in this style at my club in the uk.
I have trained in K1 kickboxing in the uk for two years and love the fitness element of it. I have done a little thai boxing over in thailand an enjoyed that style also.
I recently took up budo karate, which i think is a variation of the kali type training. No katas just direct and effective karate.
The main problem i have at the moment is my fitness is lacking due to an old injury to the hamstring ( very deep tear encountered while sparring) and a shoulder injury causing me a few problems.
I move out to dubai this Monday and once i can get the injurys sorted will be keen to start training again.
I will be looking for a massusse to address the problems with my leg and shoulder. Went to the doctors here in the uk last friday and was told i did not have any problems. Though i beg to differ from my docs opinion.
Thanks for the response.
Minna
I am interested in taking up any martial art that keeps me fit.
Am i right in thinking it is a form of eskrima, the filipino art of stick fighting, i have never undertook a class in this, though i have seen others train in this style at my club in the uk.
I have trained in K1 kickboxing in the uk for two years and love the fitness element of it. I have done a little thai boxing over in thailand an enjoyed that style also.
I recently took up budo karate, which i think is a variation of the kali type training. No katas just direct and effective karate.
The main problem i have at the moment is my fitness is lacking due to an old injury to the hamstring ( very deep tear encountered while sparring) and a shoulder injury causing me a few problems.
I move out to dubai this Monday and once i can get the injurys sorted will be keen to start training again.
I will be looking for a massusse to address the problems with my leg and shoulder. Went to the doctors here in the uk last friday and was told i did not have any problems. Though i beg to differ from my docs opinion.
Thanks for the response.
Minna