Greetings

[Brian_D]

Greetings to everyone!

I just wanted to introduce my self to everyone, I am looking forward to learning a lot from this site and making some friends, I am going to copy paste my bio here just so you can get a idea on were i'm coming from.

"30 years old, Very over weight, I want to gain some social traits that i have been missing my entire life as well as get into shape, life time love for martial arts, but never had the courage to get into it. Recently after listening to the Joe rogan podcast and hearing Eddie Bravo speak about life and Jiu Jistu, i think it's going to be the life change that i need to move forward and jump over all of the walls that i have been fabricating to keep me from reaching my full potential. I really wish there was a 10th planet in Denver, CO, but regardless i think i have found another school that will work for me."

Have a good weekend all!!

[Josh Passini]

Welcome. There are a bunch of CO dudes on here should be able to meet up and rep!!

[Brian_D]

[Brandon Woolsey]

Welcome homie & here ya go

The master himself will be in Denver in just a few weeks!

Don't miss your chance to train and play in Denver,


Call 303-840-9383 to reserve your spot or sign up https://www.facebook.com/events/377488445630978/

[Brent Smith]

Welcome man. For me jiu jitsu has changed my life. Youve made a great choice

[Brian_D]

Thanks for all the positive feedback! Thats one of the things i love most about this, everyone is so nice!

[Brent Smith]

Thanks for all the positive feedback! Thats one of the things i love most about this, everyone is so nice!

Unless you stay something stupid..then not so nice lol

[Joachim Hoff]

Welcome dude! It's a great place, great forum, and you can learn a lot here! I suggest getting yourself to that gym as fast as possible! Every journey starts with the first step, and no one cares about your weight, or where you come from at the gym. There's no competition early on, all you get is a road map, and friendly instructors that will guide you along each step of the way. It will at times be physically challenging, but all it takes is you showing up two or three times a week, and trying to do your best. From there it's just an incredible learning curve! And believe me, you'll loose weight, a lot of weight!

As for social traits, when you do Jiu Jitsu, you can move anywhere, to any country on the planet, join any gym, and you instantly have friends. It's a great thing! Good luck in your training! I recommend the MTS episodes by the way, funniest reality show out there, and the best instructional learning program I know of!

[Brian_D]

Unless you stay something stupid..then not so nice lol

Hehe, ill try my best to not let that happen.

Welcome dude! It's a great place, great forum, and you can learn a lot here! I suggest getting yourself to that gym as fast as possible! Every journey starts with the first step, and no one cares about your weight, or where you come from at the gym. There's no competition early on, all you get is a road map, and friendly instructors that will guide you along each step of the way. It will at times be physically challenging, but all it takes is you showing up two or three times a week, and trying to do your best. From there it's just an incredible learning curve! And believe me, you'll loose weight, a lot of weight!

As for social traits, when you do Jiu Jitsu, you can move anywhere, to any country on the planet, join any gym, and you instantly have friends. It's a great thing! Good luck in your training! I recommend the MTS episodes by the way, funniest reality show out there, and the best instructional learning program I know of!

This is exactly why i love it. Its going to be tuff for a whilem getting up and down over and over is pretty hard on my body as of now. When i go out side and work on my truck, getting up and down, even that makes my body sore the next day.

I have a LOT of hard work ahead of me.