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I have been looking for a grappling school for a while and a coworker recommended Cahill
thats jjj not bjj.... wich is for the most part bs...
Judo is good, take judo.
if you live nearby check out peninsula bjj in foster city. great school.
It looks like a great school but a little expensive for me.
I guess the price of Cahill
Habits formed at a sub-par gym can adversly affect your future jiu jitsu endeavors. Beware.
I would be more apt to study JJJ from a good Judo coach (like these) than to take it at a stand alone JJJ school mainly because of the live training. I dont think learning to strike is a bad idea either.
Take the techniques of JJJ and Judo and add constant sparring and practicing of fundamentals and any one could recreate BJJ.
I do not know this for a fact but I would think the very early Gracie family must have had many people who where humble enough to get beaten down even as a white belt. I really believe the something like BJJ must have came from humble roots.