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![]() | No, I'm not that lucky ![]() I have yet to train with Tony(my contact with him was through correspondence only )The CW techniques I know are mainly from its influence on Shooto and from older folkstyle/freestyle guys who knew a few Catch as Catch Can moves(which of course are mostly illegal in sport wrestling). Tony mainly trains out of Chicago, don't know if you heard but last year he was diagnosed with a pretty serious disorder/illness. He is just now on the road to recovery. I'm not sure if he will be training other grapplers just yet, although I believe he has approved two of his long time training partners to start teaching his brand of CW. Don't know if they do seminars but if they ever come by my area I will definately be there. |
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