Well I would make a first impression on that as...... He is very well experienced in many areas mostly tkd. As a blue belt tho I'm nit sure that would qualify you to instruct bjj. Have to be already purple belt in my opinion. But I have been instructed by blue belts I still do we kind of teach each other our own style and thing we excel at individually. Best advice I've heard was to take a test drive at both places even tho one class alone may not do it try to get at least a week free.
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You'd be surprised at how much you can learn from a blue belt. I'd train with him. I didn't like gi either until I acually started training in it. I was close minded towards the gi, but love it now. Still roll nogi though. Gotta rep my roots, 10P, baby!
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I would be hesitant to train under a blue. I mean, you can learn and its better than nothing, but a blue still has a lot of trial and error left to do in BJJ.
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I honestly think that if you wanna understand the evolution to No Gi you gotta learn the Gi but that's just my opinion
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Not so much, in my opinion. However, it is pretty hard to transition from nogi to gi. I felt like a fish out of water when I first rolled in a gi. lol
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