Who has the BEST Martial Arts site?

temagami

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I've been looking at Martial Arts sites out there and I want to know the BEST one!!! Not information wise - but style wise. Great Layout - great graphics - not too many crazy dragons or tiger flying around - maybe it's a tournament site. What have you seen? Who is the best? I'm getting sick of seeing some 8 year old kid putting his/her dojo up on Geocites - it cheapens a school.

I made one which is NOT the best! (let me make that clear) but I'll post it to get the ball rolling:

www.actonjiujitsu.com
 
Jeff and Temagami, yours are nice, but a bit thin on content.

Mr Elmer, your site is OK but it is very "1990s". Time for an update!

I hope I am not too biased when I say we have one of the best.

www.kempokarate.com
 
That one isn't bad but the graphics are weak and it looks like a blog. Good content though! I think the Judo ones are the best:

http://www.judoontario.ca/

http://www.judobc.ca/

I'm going to be making a tournament site just for the fun of it. You guys can rip it when it's done ;-)
 
Obviously I like the one I created:

http://www.HapkidoNet.com/

It is still young and I'm working on building the membership, but I feel it has tremendous potential and could be more interesting than many of the stale brochure-style websites out there.
 
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We can show school and tournament sites right? Just not forums.

Ha - Look at this site, it's not a martial arts site but it's really cool.

http://www.blackbeltmonkey.com/

Are there any of these flash website out there for martial arts?

What I'm thinking is that the majority of all the school sites out there are made by people attending or owning said school - where other businesses / gyms / organizations actually hire out a firm to create their online marketing.
 
We can show school and tournament sites right? Just not forums.

Ha - Look at this site, it's not a martial arts site but it's really cool.

http://www.blackbeltmonkey.com/

Are there any of these flash website out there for martial arts?

What I'm thinking is that the majority of all the school sites out there are made by people attending or owning said school - where other businesses / gyms / organizations actually hire out a firm to create their online marketing.
Right. Posting links to other forums would be like a car dealership that sells Chevrolets allowing someone to advertise Toyotas in the main lobby. As for hiring out firms to do marketing/web design out very own Bob Hubbard does a hell of a job at designing and hosting web sites.
 
Maybe it's an impossible task to find the best website since everybody has another point of view in what might be a good website.

Imho a good site would be fast and accessable from any brower and/or platform.
If i want to have a look at something that blows my mind visually i'll have a look at sites as derbauer or 2advanced :)
 
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