I cant wait to see Aidan's smexy face again
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That looks brilliant, a real feel good class! I didn't know what a combat class was; I used to do self defence classes after which I always ended up battered and bruised so guessed that it was the same but it looks fab and no-one twists your arm up your back or throws you across the floor.valda wrote:Ah, my Favourite Combat trainer messaged me today to make sure I come tonight. he misses my energy and its the new release I started learning on Monday![]()
This is a link to a sneak preview of what will be going on in the classes. My fav bit so far is about 3.15 mins


NO its all non contact. There's a warm up track, and a cool down track and stretches, 3 Power Training tracks. The rest are all different sorts of fighting moves , KArate, Capoeira, Kung Fu, Muay Thai, Boxing, lots of different fighting styles.9 tracks in allDiane65 wrote:That looks brilliant, a real feel good class! I didn't know what a combat class was; I used to do self defence classes after which I always ended up battered and bruised so guessed that it was the same but it looks fab and no-one twists your arm up your back or throws you across the floor.valda wrote:Ah, my Favourite Combat trainer messaged me today to make sure I come tonight. he misses my energy and its the new release I started learning on Monday![]()
This is a link to a sneak preview of what will be going on in the classes. My fav bit so far is about 3.15 mins


That is so funny I would have loved to have watched youTheyCallMeMrGlass wrote:Well I've caught the Valda andrenaline bug and felt compelled to do a class too. I have a membership card that gives me access to several gyms in my borough so I have a choice of classes to go to. I chose Swiss Ball class. On entering the class, I was the only bloke. I'm used to this now and have shaken off the shyness and embarassment of this a long time ago now, I now only sigh and wonder why the hell dont any other guys go to these classes.
On completing the class I figured why. I was completely outdone by all the girls The only exercises I was able to keep up with was the early ones involving biceps, lunges (only because I had longer strides). The rest of the exercises that involved balance and coordination combined with core...I just couldnt keep up and I was all over the bloody place. I even kept losing the ball and running like an idiot to retrieve it much to the amusement of the others no doubt. Cant wait to do this class again though, I really need to build my balance and coordination which will serve me well for my squash and cricket! There was a boxercise class afterwards which I could have also done, and that really made me think of Valda but I was rather beaten by the swiss ball, so I retreated to the gym and did some cardio before crawling back home.


Did you get far with that defence class Diane? Its a great skill to have. I admit I am a karate drop out, only went to green belt and got bored when I was a teen. I wish I was more discliplined and went all the way back then but I am too scared of getting injuries to ever go back to it again. If you havent got a gym membership, there are combat class videos, like what Valda is doing, available, some free to view so people can do at home. I'll try find them. Of course no substitute for real classes but still something.Diane65 wrote:That looks brilliant, a real feel good class! I didn't know what a combat class was; I used to do self defence classes after which I always ended up battered and bruised so guessed that it was the same but it looks fab and no-one twists your arm up your back or throws you across the floor.valda wrote:Ah, my Favourite Combat trainer messaged me today to make sure I come tonight. he misses my energy and its the new release I started learning on Monday![]()
This is a link to a sneak preview of what will be going on in the classes. My fav bit so far is about 3.15 mins

It was when I was in my teens and as a student we had to do evening clinics so it was in case someone attacked us on the way home, I had my own transport (Honda MelodyTheyCallMeMrGlass wrote:Did you get far with that defence class Diane? Its a great skill to have. I admit I am a karate drop out, only went to green belt and got bored when I was a teen. I wish I was more discliplined and went all the way back then but I am too scared of getting injuries to ever go back to it again. If you havent got a gym membership, there are combat class videos available, some free to view so you can do at home. I'll try find them. Of course no substitute for real classes but still something.Diane65 wrote:That looks brilliant, a real feel good class! I didn't know what a combat class was; I used to do self defence classes after which I always ended up battered and bruised so guessed that it was the same but it looks fab and no-one twists your arm up your back or throws you across the floor.valda wrote:Ah, my Favourite Combat trainer messaged me today to make sure I come tonight. he misses my energy and its the new release I started learning on Monday![]()
This is a link to a sneak preview of what will be going on in the classes. My fav bit so far is about 3.15 mins




Oh so true!Another thing Mr G, we love guys coming to the classes and sticking with them.