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Telles was already mentioned but I like watching that guy.
Gokor has some great instructionals. A lot of skills.Quote:
Originally Posted by Andrew "Chewie" James
Hours of footage of Scott: www.youtube.com/10thplanetrochesterQuote:
Originally Posted by Martin Campbell
Buuuuuucheeeechaaaaaa!!
Thanks funnily enough I typed his name wrong, found the 10th planet Rochester page :) awesome stuff, love it.
oh yeahQuote:
Originally Posted by Brent Smith
One of the most awkward players I watch is Telles, love his turtle guard and octopus guard very cool and applicable to No Gi and MMA
Dean Lister - Doesn't need medals or trophies when he takes home your legs and ankles
Shinya Aoki - Dem rainbow spats tho
Dave Camarillo - Great mixture of Judo and Jiu-Jitsu
Jimmy Pedro - Got grips for days
Travis Stevens - A beast in both the arts
and of course..
Master Eddie Bravo - it wasn't until I joined a 10P School and began to understand the system and how it's a constant evolution and that the students can have a profound effect on its growth, that I realized that jiu jitsu is how I can define myself.
10th Planet:
Eddie Bravo (duh)
Louis Ho (inspirational)
Brian "Barncat" Debes (inspirational and i love the leglocks)
Scott Yokel (again, love the leglocks)
Non- 10th Planet :
Marcelo Garcia (duh)
Imanari (I love attacking the legs)
Buchecha (creative and innovative)
Ronda Rousey (drool)
Royler Gracie (hahaha, j/k guys. just seeing if your paying attention!)
Old School Guys:
Jigoro Kano (duh)
Gene Labell (Badass, Funny, Legend, pioneer)
Helio Gracie (inspirational)
Dan Gable (pioneer)
JJ Machado (pioneer)
This Old-School list could go a while...ill stop there
Marcelo Garcia
Rafael Mendes
Cobrinha
Andre Galvao
Bill Cooper
Jeff Glover
Ryan Hall
Braulio Estima
Rafael Lovato Jr.
Buchecha
Gui Mendes
JT Torres
Caio Terra
Leo Vieira
Jacare