More respected coach/club?

[JamesMWLewis]

Do in my area there's two bjj clubs.
In Swindon we have gracie jiu jitsu run by lucas luz and the gracie barra club ran by Patrick reeves. Which one would you guys choose?
There's also one a bit further out. Another gracie barra ran by professor salvatore pace.

 

[mon]

Check them all out and whichever feels the right fit.

 

[manboy<3]

Gracies are a cult - stay away

Find a club which only has 3-4 people and show up every time

with small groups you avoid assholes and cultish sensies

and learn much faster

 

[flikerstance]

Gracies are a cult - stay away

Find a club which only has 3-4 people and show up every time

with small groups you avoid assholes and cultish sensies

and learn much faster

dumb advice unless he sucks white to blue belt level but if you are a high level guy you need tons of bodies to help you

 

[SRN]

When choosing a dojo to train you should evaluate a few things:

- the coaches (are they respected? are they respectful? are they good at teaching? did or do they train successful athletes? etc)

- the gym (is it clean? is it crowded? how is their schedule? is it far, close? do they have reasonable success when competing? $$$? is it a good group or a bunch of jerks? and so on...)

Unfortunately most of these questions won't be answered here on Sherdogo, you should go ask on your city's reddit page. I'm sure you will find people that either train at these gyms or trained there. You should also ask for a free trial class, most gyms offer that if you ask.

 

[007]

use the inter web and judge for yourself. take a month free or whatever they offer from all them