txfighter13
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it should not matter...pay for the love of the sport
seminar prices??
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showbizconnor
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I belive that Shaolin is doing a seminar in the manchaster area of the uk soon.....
i've emailed the organiser but heard nothing back yet.
depending on if the cost is reasonable ( bjj is more expensive in the UK) i'm sure it'll be money well spent!
i've emailed the organiser but heard nothing back yet.
depending on if the cost is reasonable ( bjj is more expensive in the UK) i'm sure it'll be money well spent!
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You brewing something up Asel?! Spill it! Who's coming to town?!
Also I think the price might not necessarily be dependent on "world JJ champion" status necessarily? How much was the Relson seminar last Dec.? $80? How much would a Rickson seminar run? Even though he's not technically a Mundial champ or anything. In contrast you could get a Mundial gold medalist that not many people have heard of. No disrespect but I think people would pay more for a seminar with Roberto Traven than Luiz Guilerme even though Traven won the Super Super Heavy one year after Luiz did. I think it would all depend on "who" the person was rather than what they necessarily won...for me anyway. So who is it?!
Jdonw
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Jorge Gurgel: twice $80 2hrs gi and 2hrs no gi
Overall good times. Good teaching, good drilling. It was a lot of useful techniques, nothing really fancy. To be honest the first time I was a little mad because I wanted the better techniques that black belts only show in seminars, but those don't really exist.
Roberto Tozi: $40, the week after he placed 2nd in the Pan Am absolute.
Amazing. 3hrs+ He just kept going until our instructor had to go to his real job. Again, not a lot of flash, just good solid technique. Aside from proving his skills the week before, he is just a great teacher who you could tell really wanted the students to learn.
He also did a private with 2 students and then sparred with them tapping them with the moves he just showed them, that made them remember.
Overall good times. Good teaching, good drilling. It was a lot of useful techniques, nothing really fancy. To be honest the first time I was a little mad because I wanted the better techniques that black belts only show in seminars, but those don't really exist.
Roberto Tozi: $40, the week after he placed 2nd in the Pan Am absolute.
Amazing. 3hrs+ He just kept going until our instructor had to go to his real job. Again, not a lot of flash, just good solid technique. Aside from proving his skills the week before, he is just a great teacher who you could tell really wanted the students to learn.
He also did a private with 2 students and then sparred with them tapping them with the moves he just showed them, that made them remember.
