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  • #46
    speaking of money Sale Sale Sale!!!!!!

    I'm so wrecked that I can barely do tai chi workout and I'm getting pissed off looking at a place full of equipment
    so........
    Blue Wave Gym's MA sale!!!!!!!!!
    Items for sale:
    a wave master xxl
    a B.O.B. bag
    a freestanding heavy bag/speed bag stand
    a 75 pound TKO heavy bag
    A light bag
    a double end bag
    a headache bag
    focus mitts
    thai pads
    a tkd focus paddle
    bag gloves
    mma gloves
    sparring gear both tkd and kickboxing
    free weights
    mma fight dvd's
    ma instructional dvd's
    ma books
    training knives
    kail sticks
    trophies, medals, plaques
    a judo uniform
    a tkd uniform
    a mountain bike
    and much more everything must go go go!!!!!
    even if I sell all this stuff I'll have an areobic shadow boxer, a chest expander and a tai-chi video and some jigsaw matts

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    • #47
      lol

      There I feel better now, btw I'm not quiting practicing ma just frustrated and don't like to be reminded of how things used to be so if you see anything you like then......

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      • #48
        Originally posted by GranFire View Post
        LOL! Have you an Idea what good shoes cost?! (Or good support equipment for the well endowed female?!) ....
        Yep. Good shoes cost atleast $70, maybe higher. As for the second part of your question, the answer is....uh yes....wait, what were we talking about?

        Originally posted by GranFire View Post
        OK, How about Gymnastics: Cha-ching every time you walk through the doors
        Cheerleading - ought to be cheap, no?
        Baseball - camp after camp....but mileage may vary, youth baseball is like a religion around here.......
        Well yeah, if you're talking about the cost for getting children involved, I see what you mean....wait are you talking about doing cheerleading yourself? Cause that's hot....but I see your point!

        Originally posted by GranFire View Post
        Horseback riding, one lesson can cost you 60$ and up, and you don't always get a a full hour...not even to mention the helmet, the footwear and clothes. Or getting into horse ownership, figure 300$ barest minimum on housing your equipment, hoping nothing goes wrong.......
        There's other kinds of riding you can do, get a full hour in and get a complete workout. Skateboarding. Low tech -> High results.

        Originally posted by GranFire View Post
        Bike riding...LOL I guess one could go out with a bike from Wally World, but you still need someone following you to keep you from getting creamed in the road...
        LOL at your mention of Wally World! That's so 80's.





        ps - are you a cheerleader?
        Last edited by Tom Yum; 05-01-2007, 01:31 PM.

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        • #49
          Originally posted by Tom Yum View Post
          Yep. Good shoes cost atleast $70, maybe higher. As for the second part of your question, the answer is....uh yes....wait, what were we talking about?



          Well yeah, if you're talking about the cost for getting children involved, I see what you mean....wait are you talking about doing cheerleading yourself? Cause that's hot....but I see your point!



          There's other kinds of riding you can do, get a full hour in and get a complete workout.

          Skateboarding. Low tech -> High results.



          LOL at your mention of Wally World! That's so 80's.





          ps - are you a cheerleader?

          HARHARHAR....no, this old woman does not cheer lead...(gives me the creeps, frankly... )

          BTW, the Gran apologizes - I was not of aware of the full moon...

          And what kind of riding did you have in mind? (nvm...but I was thinking serious instruction...)

          And skateboard...yep, low tech and cheap...till you have to have your arms and legs set at the emergency room....



          ahhhh, I ought to stop now..... ^_^

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          • #50
            Originally posted by GranFire View Post
            BTW, the Gran apologizes - I was not of aware of the full moon...
            I know, that full-moon does strange things.

            Originally posted by GranFire View Post
            And what kind of riding did you have in mind? (nvm...but I was thinking serious instruction...)

            And skateboard...yep, low tech and cheap...till you have to have your arms and legs set at the emergency room.... ahhhh, I ought to stop now..... ^_^
            Elbow pads; knee pads.

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            • #51
              I should wear elbow pads for ground escapes.... ???

              Got some mat burn last night, somewhere along the line of the roll or the fall...

              Still, the pads won't keep the arm s and legs from breaking...just the elbows and knees...

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              • #52
                Originally posted by GranFire View Post
                I should wear elbow pads for ground escapes.... ???
                lol. I was talking about riding a skateboard for fitness.


                Originally posted by GranFire View Post
                Got some mat burn last night, somewhere along the line of the roll or the fall...
                Ah, the rolling drills.

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                • #53
                  Falling, rolling, and actually escaping...need to work on the choke hold though...my partners had the giggles...

                  It's fun...but I am not bouncing as well as I used to...

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                  • #54
                    Originally posted by GranFire View Post

                    Horseback riding, one lesson can cost you 60$ and up,...
                    Jogging is cheaper.
                    Last edited by Tom Yum; 06-23-2007, 07:01 AM.

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                    • #55
                      Originally posted by Tom Yum View Post
                      Jogging is cheaper.

                      Gawd...only if you buy the shoes at walmart...

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                      • #56
                        Originally posted by GranFire View Post
                        Gawd...only if you buy the shoes at walmart...
                        You can buy a nice pair of running shoes for $80 - $100 like Saucony - which I've bought and have run the hell outta them and they're still holding up. You don't need any other accessories if you're being $$$ conscious.

                        A horseback ride is $60 a pop.

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