They might actually end up making less money with that rule considering how many people it's going to deter from going to their tournaments. idiots.
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They might actually end up making less money with that rule considering how many people it's going to deter from going to their tournaments. idiots.
Oh, your a black belt? Well then you owe me 400 dollars.
This is my question too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chris Herzog
I wonder the same thing. They will if JJ Machado signs off on their Membership Apps or Eddie would have to register with the IBJJF and get certified and that cost is $400. It's all in Chapter 4 of their grading guidelines. It's such BS! I was planning on competing a lot this year. Especially with all the Open's that they have scheduled all over the country, but now, that looks very dismal!Quote:
Originally Posted by Chris Herzog
how does the ibjjf justify charging $400? i would really like to know.
Yay for Naga and GQ!
NAGA's the real deal; point system and rules are as action-oriented as it gets. Speaking of which, WAR 10th Planet Phoenix @ NAGA this wknd!
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Originally Posted by Compella
Are there any major differences in Naga Novice and GQ Novice division rules?
I wonder if the new rules are meant to keep competitiors like Josh Barnett, who won the No-Gi Words, out of the tournament.