Like Drac, I generally advocate one at a time.
In this case, there is no conflict between the arts. My main reason for this is mainly with regards to having a time commitment at two different locations and under two different instructors.
The other part is that double training means that you will most likely gain proficiency in both at a slower rate than if you trained in either one individually. This is not bad; just a different pace.
Either way, best wishes to you and welcome to MT!
Daniel
In this case, there is no conflict between the arts. My main reason for this is mainly with regards to having a time commitment at two different locations and under two different instructors.
The other part is that double training means that you will most likely gain proficiency in both at a slower rate than if you trained in either one individually. This is not bad; just a different pace.
Either way, best wishes to you and welcome to MT!
Daniel