Martial Arts - BJJ/GJJ

[buckeye4rnr]

I know I've asked this before but didn't get a lot of responses.

Has anyone taken BJJ or GJJ at the Greenwood ATC, Busy BJJ, or Relson Gracie Littleton?

They've all got 1-2 week trials I'm going to take advantage of but if any of you have experience at any of these places I'd appreciate your thoughts.

Thanks

[buckeye4rnr]

Wow. Really sorry about that spelling mistake in the title

[J]

What mistake, I don't see any mistake

[buckeye4rnr]

Haha thank you. I sent a pm about it but I believe you fixed it before I even hit send. Very nice work sir.

[Monky]

Never been to any of those.. I have been to a few things where a Gracie was demonstrating/teaching... Not someone I'd want to tangle with.. I left that to those with bigger egos and smaller brains.

[buckeye4rnr]

Never been to any of those.. I have been to a few things where a Gracie was demonstrating/teaching... Not someone I'd want to tangle with.. I left that to those with bigger egos and smaller brains.

Was it you that previously mentioned Factory X? If so, how have your experiences there been?

[hghclsswhitetrsh]

Never been to any of those.. I have been to a few things where a Gracie was demonstrating/teaching... Not someone I'd want to tangle with.. I left that to those with bigger egos and smaller brains.

Hey now.

[hghclsswhitetrsh]

Any BJJ gym that has true affiliation with the original Gracie boys should take care of you.

[Monky]

Was it you that previously mentioned Factory X? If so, how have your experiences there been?

I did mention Factory X previously. It's good. I'm still recovering from a little bit of a broken spine, so I can't currently train (no it wasn't during BJJ).. I'm looking forward to one day getting back.. Not sure where I want to go though.

[th3w01f]

Our kids train at Busy and they are awesome there. I do as well but my travel schedule has kept me from really getting back into it.

Busy has a great atmosphere; everyone is very respectful and works to help each other (especially the new guys). It's smaller and many of the classes including kids and fundamentals (white belt) are taught by Professor Mario, the other instructors are great as well. I'd suggest doing the free trial and seeing what you think.

At the belt promotions one thing that has been stressed by many of the people who have attended several gyms over the years is quality and respect of the students. No one is out to prove they can beat up on the lower belts but the level of competition is high.