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Matmania 2010 – Grappling tournament.
Mat Mania! In an effort to reach out to those interested in doing submission style grappling, we are holding a Mat Mania tournament on Saturday, August 28th. New this year: the place and the rules. The place: Paul Petushin’s new school in Rosemount. (2930 146th Street West, Suite 110, Rosemount, MN 55068). This is a much easier location to find (right across from Ace Hardware in the middle of Rosemount). The rules: We will be doing NAGA scoring (except no takedowns – all matches start on the knees to allow people more time to work their ground game). With Submission Hunt just around the corner, this is a great opportunity for people to get their feet wet. What is mat mania? It is grappling entirely on the mat – a chance to work your ground … Read entire article »
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Training advise for new students
Dear Member, Welcome to Petushin Martial Arts! Thank you for choosing our school for your training. Our instructors are focused on providing you the finest instruction in the area! Each member is expected to train in a safe manner, along with showing respect and courtesy to the other members. The dojo (school) is a place of self-discipline. However, new members are not expected to “know everything”, so don’t’ worry. Your main focus for the first month should just be to attend classes, enjoy your training, and keep it safe. Remember; let your body adjust to the training. Don’t go too hard too soon! Whenever you have a question, you may ask a senior member, an instructor, or myself. Questions are always welcome. I suggest you adhere to the following success formula … Read entire article »
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Academy Etiquette
Martial arts have a long, rich tradition of respect and discipline. While Petushin Martial Arts enjoys a relaxed less formal approach to the teaching of martial arts, we also act with respect and discipline. We ask that our members and visitors respect our guidelines. Preparing for Class Personal hygiene is important. Keep your body clean, use deodorant. Keep fingernails to toenails cut short. The gi (uniform) shall be clean, dry and not torn. Girls should wear a clean t-shirt under their gi. No shoes are allowed on the mat with the exception of wrestling shoes. Shoes should be removed and placed on the shelves provided in the coat closet. Do not go barefoot to the bathroom in order not to track the bacteria from the bathroom floor to the mat. Be punctual for classes, tournaments and meetings. Put … Read entire article »
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