mma searches.
Here are some mma/ traditional martial art's search engines you can use to find schools in your area.
enjoy. http://www.fightresource.com/index.php?cid=5 http://www.gymdb.com/ http://www.subfighter.com/academy.php http://ultimatemmadirectory.com/Category/mma_schools/ http://www.onthemat.com/school_database.php http://www.grapplearts.com/search.php |
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So far I can't find anything. Do you know of any good Brazilian Jiu Jitsu DVDs I could learn from until I can actually find a school in my area? Also, are there specific weight lifting exercises that are good to do for Brazilian Jiu Jitsu? |
as for DVDs.... Youtube.. has everything you need. As for exercises, anything that involves hips and grip. Cleans are my favorite. Also, you must be flexible if you are going to be any good at BJJ. It will help in your submissions and escapes.
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Move to Las Vegas. It would seem that almost every one of the top MMA fighters past and present is now the owner of or associated with a school here. Aside from that, I think there has been some great info so far on finding a school. |
Aside from moving to Las Vegas, I thought to get started on my own I could buy Jiu Jitsu training DVDs and a training dummy. Has anyone had any experience using a training dummy? So far I've found the following training dummies.
http://www.championmats.com/id55.htm http://www.mmawarehouse.com/Combat-S...p/csi-1125.htm http://www.grapplingdummy.net/ http://www.bubbadummy.com/hints.htm |
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I live on Long Island.
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http://www.serrajitsu.com/index.php?...d=34&Itemid=27 Did you really search? There is tons of listings in the phone book. I just picked the first link I gave with all the MMA search engines and saw tons of schools.. http://www.fightresource.com/viewsch...&go=1&state=NY You just have to go and check them out. Do some leg work. I went to a couple schools and it was nothing. I narrowed it down to one right next to my work and one that was a couple miles away and if I didn't do my homework I would have ended up with the closes one but I went with the further one because I saw that they ran a very well put together gym. You just have to get out there. Don't worry if you don't come back to the gym, it may not be the one for you. Also, you might be able to get a boat load of free classes. Some schools do promotions to get people to join. If you go to a couple schools that are doing that you might have almost 2 months free, depending on the promo. I know one that had a 30 days free with no strings attached. |
Do you know anything about Matt Serra's school or any others on LI? Thanks.
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