by Sheepingly needs no handy men only hugs on July 18th, 2007

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I feel like I'm missing out on good stuff at MMA practice because I can only attend 1/2 of the classes, I never stay after class to practice more, and even though I've been around for a good amount of time, it's as if noone really knows who I am. Help?

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by LilFredNamedEd on August 14th, 2007
try to open your scedule up to see if the other 1/2 of the classes are better even if you can only do it once or twice(I'm assuming thats why you dont attend all the classes) just so you can find out if the classes you are able to attend are any diffrent. more practice is always good. and if you think no one in your gym knows you try re-introducing yourself and hanging out with some of them once and a while socialise a bit and people will notice you more.
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- i can't because it interferes with work. I do introduce myself and it's funny but people will socialize with you during practice, but once class is over that's it. And I notice that some people who they met through the dojo (school) they socialize during their free time too and I don't know how to get to that level
  
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