I want to get back into the world of martial arts, but I'm a working adult now, and all of the potential dojangs/dojos are either super far away, or they do adult classes during my work hours (which are six days a week). I think if I were to be rich enough to live off dividends or whatever, I'd absolutely be able to do it. 'Course at that age, I'd be so old, the best I could probably hope for is Aikido or Tai Chi Chuang.
>>85433242If you already have experience you could buy some equipment and practice if you are rusty. Obviously not a full replacement but better than nothing for the time being
>>85433304I got up to Blue Belt (stripped) in Taekwondo, but that was...about 23 years ago.
https://www.tigermuaythai.com/pricesI was just looking at this and thinking how cool it would be>for $8500 you can buy deluxe lodgings with a pool for 3 months, a prepaid card for purchasing food over the duration of your stay, an hour of one on one time with an instructor nearly every day, and access to all available classes(muay thai, mma, etc.)It seems so doable, and yet I know I'm not going to be able to until I'm older and my body is falling apart and I shouldn't even be dedicating time to martial arts.
>>85433367>$8500That's more than all of my savings combined. Looks like I'm stuck with doing high blocks and round kicks with literal children instead.
