Copyright (c) 2010 ExpressionEngine tag:fitandfearless.com,2010:07:31 tag:fitandfearless.com,2010:forums/viewthread/.93 2010-07-31T00:58:44Z tomalgaja
Working from home and providing remote support world wide I can really do with a stable connection as there is nothing worse than loosing connection to a customer site half way through an upgrade.

I've logged the problems and gone through the Plus net fault diagnosis system, but the results came back as Inconclusive. The BT speed tester website is not very helpful as the chance that I'll be running the test when I get a dropout is very unlikely, and between these drop-outs the line is working OK.

Any help much appreciated.


Dave




stud fee
breed dogs ]]> tag:fitandfearless.com,2009:forums/viewthread/.29 2009-07-22T04:01:24Z Motomasa Mori
Please remember to keep it on-topic, and be reasonable with how you express yourself. We are all adults here ]]> tag:fitandfearless.com,2010:forums/viewthread/.91 2010-07-23T22:01:23Z corvan
I had a Incident a few months back. I was helping a friend move out of a house to her grand parents farm. She got into it with some woman there and I went in to try and stop them from fighting. Before i could even get between them, some guy came up behind me and tried to do a rear naked choke on me. Managed to pull me back a few feet before I got a hold of his wrist and twisted it from my neck.

To make a long story short, the cops were called but I didnt get arrested or even a ticket. but sense then ive been looking into Self Defense when I have managed to grab a minute.

If you know of any kind of Classes here in Wisconsin that would be great. ]]> tag:fitandfearless.com,2010:forums/viewthread/.89 2010-07-14T16:49:16Z brianR
Had my first class today, wow! I will definitely be back. That was great!

Got a question for you all, can someone explain the Belt Tests and how things are structured?

Also, in class today, I noticed that about half of the students were not wearing shoes, is this better?

Thanks
brian ]]> tag:fitandfearless.com,2010:forums/viewthread/.79 2010-04-13T17:32:38Z jett32

Jett ]]> tag:fitandfearless.com,2009:forums/viewthread/.58 2009-10-22T17:29:26Z kvnfaulk .

It was a lot of fun, but definitely a butt-kicker. (warm up alone!) I signed up right afterward and I'm looking forward to the next class!

- Kevin ]]> tag:fitandfearless.com,2010:forums/viewthread/.77 2010-03-30T14:08:34Z Jason http://blog.newsweek.com/blogs/thehumancondition/archive/2009/06/03/stop-doing-sit-ups-why-crunches-don-t-work.aspx

what do y'all think of this article? seems to be some compelling evidence against situps/crunches. ]]> tag:fitandfearless.com,2010:forums/viewthread/.67 2010-01-17T14:09:27Z 2010-01-17T14:10:04Z Dane
As far as workouts go, I am available Tues/Thurs afternoons and evenings and MWF evenings.

Best wishes on your KM journeys. I can be contacted at danemcfarland at gmail dot com.

Dane ]]> tag:fitandfearless.com,2009:forums/viewthread/.38 2009-09-01T21:58:47Z 2009-09-03T16:11:02Z Miss Parker
Here's the info:

There will be very little instruction & lots of hitting each other. Not pads. We will hit each other. The goal is not to injure each other & aggression that leads to anyone intentionally injuring their partner will not be tolerated.

Don't know yet if head gear is required, but its definitely recommended. You will absolutely need boxing gloves, mouthpiece, and shin guards. These will be required. Both males and females would be wise to wear groin protection - this is Krav Maga, after all.

Level 1 students don't usually spar, but we're probably going to let level 1 students attend on a per case basis. You aren't required to be a sparring expert, or even any good at sparring at all. You just have to be willing to try. But as level 1 students generally have not been exposed to blocking kicks they may be doing hands-only sparring for a while.

Live sparring is one of the BEST ways to try out your skills and see where you need to improve, and what you're real strengths are. So if you come, come to fight! It's fun, I promise!

Questions? Comments? Concerns? Interested? Post it all here. ]]> tag:fitandfearless.com,2009:forums/viewthread/.62 2009-11-18T15:26:45Z 2009-11-18T23:00:19Z David_Dodenhoff
As for my situation, I'm looking for someone to be my regular workout partner in Level 2/3 classes. I'd like to go at least twice a week, preferably three times.

I passed my Level 1 test more than a year ago, and I continue to attend Level 1 and bag classes regularly. But I've been slacking on the Level 2 stuff. That's one reason I need a partner...someone to help me keep the commitment...someone that I know will show up and will expect me to show up...someone who doesn't smell like a dead, sun-baked mackerel after 10 minutes of warm-up.

Kidding! You can smell like any kind of fish you want.

I don't care too much about age, gender, etc., as long as you're not overly tall. I'm 5'9", and training with someone who's 6'2" or more can sometimes pose a challenge.

So, if you think you might be interested, leave a note here. Thanks! David. ]]>