The Impact Eddie Bravo has had On YOU

Eddie taught me that flexible grapplers have more options on the mat, and got me serious about stretching by challenging my work ethic. No one challenges my work ethic and gets away with it...except for that one guy who challenged my work ethic and ran off, he got away with it...After this only half of the people who have ever challenged my work ethic will have gotten away with it.

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Originally Posted by Don Blankenship

I can't lie meeting eddie bravo was awesome. \i made sure to ask himn some questions about jkunfu baggit. ihell im fucked up. sorry i can t spellk shit.. he answereed some straight up anseres. i rwant ot roll agains t himn an dget crushed. :) fuck it lol

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some one is living the miller high life :) legend

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Originally Posted by Clint lawrence

some one is living the miller high life :) legend

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/agree +1

i have a frractured my ribs and wensday will make 2 weeks..sucks bad .

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Originally Posted by robert gero

i have a frractured my ribs and wensday will make 2 weeks..sucks bad .

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How'd you fracture your rib?

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Originally Posted by Danny Stolfi

Eddie Bravo and Joe Rogan are the first people I've heard to speak the truth about marijuana. I always thought it was bad for you, even when I was smoking it. Now I know the truth, so I can vape conscious free. So thank you for that, oh and thanks for shaping 80% of my jiu jitsu game.:cool:

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This!

I've said this in another similar thread, but there was a point in my life where I lost a little girl that I considered to be my own flesh and blood. I felt like I had nothing to live for. I felt like I had no purpose, and didn't know what to do. I remembered hearing Eddie doing commentary on UFC, and Joe talking about him. I came across the MTRG dvds, and fell in love. I loved it even more because I have natural flexabilty in my hips and knees. I've always been able to put my feet behind my head without stretching. Eddie and his system inspired me to train. I met some guys in a town of 6,000 people, and we trained in the basement of a church, and a carport. it didnt matter if it was 100 degrees outside of 12 degrees, we trained about 2 to 5 hours, 5 days a week for about a year and a half. I've helped train a couple guys just with what little I've learned from the DVDs. We've never had any formal training, just DVDs and 2 seminars, Eddie and Royce. One of my buddies won 2 of his 3 matches in NAGA and Im 3-3 in NAGA with a first place medal. I met Eddie, and didn't flip out. He's just a normal guy, but that normal guy, I hold dear to my heart for he is my hero. (no homo lol)

Eddie's book was the first one I got on a ground game for martial arts. I'm going to the best I can to learn it (from a distance and with few supporters here). Here's to a different from of Jitsui!!!!

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Originally Posted by WhooFleuryScores

Eddie's book was the first one I got on a ground game for martial arts. I'm going to the best I can to learn it (from a distance and with few supporters here). Here's to a different from of Jitsui!!!!

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What country/city are you training out of Whoo?

rubber guard looks so cool when flexible people do it!