I'll count anything :), what's a Queen's Scout Award by the way? If you can't find a dojo in your area, you might try ordering books and videos or dvds and learning that way. I've seen some decent martial artist who have learned this way, though it is harder and there is a limit to what is shown outside a formal school, and I know of many more people who have used this method just to keep in shape while learning something that might help so day, or at least keeps their interest more then getting on a treadmill every day.

I can recommend Century for this, good service and fast delivery but little pricy, if you want to try it.

"Cogito cogito ergo cogito sum - I think that I think, therefore I think that I am." Ambrose Bierce

In reply to Re^2: OT: The WarriorMonks by kutsu
in thread OT: The WarriorMonks by kutsu

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