Baltimore MD area

[BNC]

I train at Maryland Jiu-Jitsu and Judo academy in Towson. Head instructor is Stuart Ramos a Relson Gracie black belt and a 4th degree black belt in Judo under olympic silver medalist Jason Morris.

Gym is very laid back and family oriented. Worth giving a look especially if you're interested in bjj and judo.

http://www.teammarylandbjj.com/

I am really interested in doing judo as well doing both at the same place would be awesome! I am still having a very hard time deciding between maryland jj, baltimore bjj, and crazy 88. Having a lot of fun searching for a club though for sure!

 

[waiguoren]

I have trained at most of the schools mentioned in this thread. I recommend Baltimore BJJ. I dropped in at Crazy 88 once in early 2007 and liked it as well. Julius seems like a nice guy.

 

[Forceof1]

yeah, he teaches at the main academy

Cool- he was one of the blackbelts I learned karate from back in the late 80s when we lived in Baltimore.

 

[BNC]

I have trained at most of the schools mentioned in this thread. I recommend Baltimore BJJ. I dropped in at Crazy 88 once in early 2007 and liked it as well. Julius seems like a nice guy.

Im going to try to stop by tomorrow hopefully:icon_chee

 

[JustTheTip]

Im going to try to stop by tomorrow hopefully:icon_chee

Honestly, I highly suggest just training a day at all schools in the area. You really never know which one matches for your goals and what environment you prefer. Most of them have a first class free policy. Just tell them that you are new in town and checking out all schools in the area before you train.

 

[josh from md]

Don't remember why I forgot Stu. He is a super friendly guy. I run into him all the time at Towson Pho.