BoardinVT1
02-13-2001, 05:23 AM
Heyhey, just wanted to say that this is my first post in this forum, and it's good to finaly be registered (long time listner, first time poster).
Anyway, on with the message.
I have been very interested in Chinese Martial arts for several months now, but my knowledge in the field is limited to say the least. I am 17 and preparing to chose where I will go to college next year (this will also be the area where I will begin my training) and I was wondering which of the areas that I have narrowed it down to will provide me with the best opportunity to start a promising MA career. So it would be a huge help if you Kung Fu veterans could rate the following areas (on something like a 1-10 scale, or however else you feel like doing it) by the number and quality of Kung Fu schools they contain.
-New York (Colombia)
-Washington DC (Gerogetown, and George Washington)
-Saint Louis (Washington U)
-Colorado Springs (Colorado College)
-Chicago (Chicago U)
Again, any advice would be a huge help, thanks
:)
Anyway, on with the message.
I have been very interested in Chinese Martial arts for several months now, but my knowledge in the field is limited to say the least. I am 17 and preparing to chose where I will go to college next year (this will also be the area where I will begin my training) and I was wondering which of the areas that I have narrowed it down to will provide me with the best opportunity to start a promising MA career. So it would be a huge help if you Kung Fu veterans could rate the following areas (on something like a 1-10 scale, or however else you feel like doing it) by the number and quality of Kung Fu schools they contain.
-New York (Colombia)
-Washington DC (Gerogetown, and George Washington)
-Saint Louis (Washington U)
-Colorado Springs (Colorado College)
-Chicago (Chicago U)
Again, any advice would be a huge help, thanks
:)