find my self moving to the south in the next 2 weeks (conyers/covington) to be more precise.
Looking for any good schools/teachers.
need to restart my training and could use a training partner.
eric Hargrove
ngokfei@juno.com
ngokfei,
I’m sorry but there simply is no “ma” in “Georgia”. In fact there’s no “m” at all. 
Just an “e” and “o” an “r” an “i” an “a” and a couple of "g"s.
Why don’t you check out Minnesota, Maine, Massachusettes, Michigan, Montana, and Maryland? Or even Alabama? Personally, I recommend Alabama because there are three "a"s.
Good luck! 
[This message was edited by Bruce Leroy on 10-15-01 at 05:48 AM.]
HEH 
I thought that was pretty damn funny Bruce.
“Seek naturalness. Act without forcing”.
Thanks, brother.
“Bruce Leroy. That’s who!”
goto www.atlantamartialarts.com , its all the info you can get. of course you oculd just join my Hop Gar School, eventhough its in them iddle of Atlanta - Chamblee Tucker road to be precise.
Zvika
“He’s not dead, 'es resting! Well if 'e’s resting, I’ll wake him up! 'Ello Mr. Polly Parrot…” -Monty Python, Dead Parrot Sketch
David Lin teaches combat shuai-chiao in Georgia.
I don’t get mad.
I get stabby.
A.A. Kadochnikov has a rep in Georgia as well.
I don’t get mad.
I get stabby.
I have several questions.
Why the move from New York to Covington?
Would you be interested in Taijiquan or Baguazhang?
And what did you practice before?
I ask because I live in Covington and teach Taiji and Bagua.
Feel free to e-mail me if you’re interested.
Whooops.
Sam Wiley is an excellent option for a kung fu teacher. I always recommend him when people ask about kung fu in Georgia.
Sorry Sam :o
I don’t get mad.
I get stabby.