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hey, was wondering if anyone trains at this place. if so, what is it like?
http://www.kiotobjjny.com/
http://www.kiotobjjny.com/
From what I understand about Master Mansor's schools, they are extremely traditional, which is good and bad. They tend not to evolve their BJJ as much as other schools, and don't promote very often (once or twice a year?) so that leads to a degree of sandbagging.hey, was wondering if anyone trains at this place. if so, what is it like?
http://www.kiotobjjny.com/
What is the public transport like? or would i be better off getting a really cheap old car? I'm guessing accomodation would be cheaper in Long Island than in Manhattan.
yeah i trained at kioto, and got my blue belt from master mansor. great teacher, and a great school in a lot of ways, but if you want to stay on the cutting edge of whats working in competition today you're better off going to redboy which is literally one minute around the corner.
redboy is also the cheapest bjj school with the most open schedule that i know of in ny state. i would definitely recomend you check it out. there's info in the llink in my sig.
several of the guys from redboy are also going to be taking trips out to brooklyn wrestling. one of our instructors is a 'master of sport' under the head coach there, and has a lot of us inspired to make the trip. i probably wont be going immediately myself because of an injury, but the second i heal i'll be there at least once a week.
I know i wouldn't wanna pass up the opportunity to train under a Helio Gracie redbelt.
Well this is exactly what I mean!