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krunchyfrogg
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Location: Morris Plains, NJ
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 Posted: Thu Jul 19, 2007 12:55 pm Post subject: Tiger Schullman's ... good or bad? |
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Is it too pricey?
IIRC, it's labeled as a "McDojo" but i've never actually been to one. One just opened about 20 minutes from my home.
Any and all advice is helpful.
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Tiger1962
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Location: U.S.A.
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Just seeing this post now.
I had nephews that attended Tiger Schullman's and while they had nothing bad to say about it, in my humble opinion it is viewed as a McDojo. Now, that being said, I do not like to say negative things about other schools or styles but my opinion is based upon the way they promote their school. I see it also geared more towards the very, very young.
If you want to zero in on a particular style, it's best to find a school that will cater to that. For example, do you want to learn a more internal martial arts or a more self defense based one?? Read the forums here to get a better understanding and hopefully that will help you to decide what area you'd like to study.
Have fun ! 
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on the post.
