I’m going to get a CD of some of my training brothers’ fights! I can’t wait. I hear that Tristan won in his first round. I wish I could have seen that. 
~~Jules
hey jules, Tristan did great the first fight. He realy shouldn’t of competed in the forms division since he was tired going in to the fight. He finished his last form and had to run to the cage. The cage made it all very exciting.
Corwin won his first fight, but hert his foot on his opponents elbow, I wasn’t aware of the injury till after he fought his second fight. All in all he did agreat job and earned every ones respect.
The rest of the night we kept the poor guy sadated on booze as he hobbled through the casinos.
Chuck held his own as usual but lost his first fight, to a better fighter who had 50 tai boxing fights and owned his own school. Personaly I think he did great considering it was his first time in the ring, not to mention he fought a pro. He hit the guy hard but lost points on point. None the less I knew he gave the other guy a hard time when I saw his opponent sucking on his Inhaler.
The new school is starting to look great and the view of the pond from the training area is awesome.
i want to see the vids. let me know if you need help hosting them.
The video is being worked on right now, I will certainly make all the necessary changes for the CMA event for next years Battle at the Boardwalk. I have had a chance to speak with the directors and my staff…what I did like was there was NO politics at this event!
Again, please feel free to make suggestions on a ‘local’ CMA director…this event is the first one we address for the following BATB…thanks again.
Ed Hsu
I am so proud to have such training brothers. I wish I could have been there! Sounds like you all had a blast. I hope Corwin’s foot is all right, he didn’t break it, did he?
Thanks fo the update. Can’t wait to see you all, I will try to make Holbrook classes sometime this week!
~~J
Didn’t break it, i think i just hyperextended it. It’s got this really wild camoflauge pattern of purple all over it so i’m thinkin it’s just broken blood cells. I’ve been hobblin all week but i’ll be back to trainning tomorow.
now sure the logistics and the sheer cost of the event sucked, nothing could possibly put a damper on what occured in that ring. I’ve never experienced anything like it before. To quote Fight Club life kinda just has this buzz now, everything has faded a bit into the backdrop. It’s hard to describe the surreal experience of walking into the ring, or the complete lack of cognitive thought that arises do to the stress of conflict. Many of my theories on how i should be trainning panned out in the ring and i’ll be hitting the gym with not only a new fervor but a new level of understanding. My friends have even commented on the level of tranquility i’ve been given off since the fight. Words do it all no justice.
Hey, Corwin! Glad to have you back. I’ve been trying to email you for like a month but your email is bouncing. :eek:
Sorry about your foot, but glad that you had a great time anyway, and such an epiphany. I really hope to reach such a level someday. I’m looking forward to seeing that CD, too, with all of you guys on it.
Hope to see you sometime this week in Holbrook!
~~J