So there's taekwondo classes in my local sports hall, and

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2016-01-19 17:09:44 Post No. 889709
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Anonymous 2016-01-19 17:09:44 Post No. 889709 [Report]

So there's taekwondo classes in my local sports hall, and I was wondering if it'd be a good idea for me to train in taekwondo as well as muay thai, jiu jitsu and boxing.
I plan to compete in jiu jitsu in (at most) a year, then maybe in a year and a half compete in MMA. All of this is depending on what level I'm at, because at the moment I'm only half decent at all of them.
>tl;dr
Should I train in taekwondo, as well as muay thai, bjj and boxing?

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Anonymous 2016-01-19 18:07:41 Post No.889790
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Anonymous 2016-01-19 18:07:41 Post No.889790 [Report]

>>889709
No

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Anonymous 2016-01-19 18:38:46 Post No.889843
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Anonymous 2016-01-19 18:38:46 Post No.889843 [Report]

>>889709
TKD is great and all, but right now the hole in your game is wrestling, not kicking. Plus, in my experience MT and TKD are complete opposites and it'll really fuck with you to do both at the same time. Keep doing what you're doing and start training wrestling if you get the chance.

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Anonymous 2016-01-20 11:59:33 Post No.891143
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Anonymous 2016-01-20 11:59:33 Post No.891143 [Report]

>>889843
Does he really need wrestling, though? He does Jiu Jitsu, so he's got ground work covered.

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Anonymous 2016-01-20 21:42:15 Post No.891746
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Anonymous 2016-01-20 21:42:15 Post No.891746 [Report]

>>891143
>He does Jiu Jitsu, so he's got ground work covered.
Sure, but in the same sense that a boxer has stand-up covered. He already does boxing and MT so rounding out the skill set with wrestling would probably be more beneficial than 3 striking arts and bjj.

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