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Just getting into the 1st DVD series and wow. The transitions feel really natural, nothing is forced, I feel more relaxed.
Really falling in love with the system and this is just the surface! Cannot wait to see what comes as I get deeper in.
THANKS A TON!!!!
Which DVD?Quote:
Originally Posted by ohio2berlin
"Mastering The Rubber Guard" disc 1.
I read on here that there have been some changes with some stuff, bt everything comes in time.
I started out wrestling in the states, back in the day, and when I moved to Germany I started Japanese JJ to stay in shape and, I thought, to do some grappling. Our trainer doesn't like any type of guard, he thinks BJJ is a prepackaged name brand. I am keeping with the JJJ I am doing (I like the throws and striking we do), but also starting to take some BJJ classes. But really just dig this system so far. IMO it just seems very fluid, relaxed and natural. As I said, I just started it, but right now it fits me really well.
That's awesome to hear, thank you for sharing :)Quote:
Originally Posted by ohio2berlin
Welcome aboard! :)
Where are you training BJJ now? Ulf or Frank?
I can't wait for the twister dvd and advanced rubber guard book. I'm already looking forward to my mind being blown.
Found a place here in Berlin I am going to try next week actually. Right now I am doing Japanese JJ. I know you are in Hamburg, but would you recommend/know of any places in Berlin?Quote:
Originally Posted by Matthias Sieber
Try out IMAG e.V. They moved just a few months ago into a bigger location. Frank is a nice guy and there are at least two guys who incorporate 10th planet techniques in their game.
The other school I recommend taking a look at is Alliance Berlin. Haven't trained there myself, but I heard Ulf Ehlert is a good teacher.
Try both schools.