damn, forgot to add a "?".
I noticed there's at least 5 solid BJJ academies in the Beach cities area of LA (Regan Machado, Aloisio Silva, Gracie Barra, Nino Schembri, Gracie Headquarters, etc).
Trying to decide which school is the best spot to train at if I'm most interested in competing in gi and no gi tourneys.
Any recommendations?
nothing?
Nobody wants you coming to their gym and bukake'ing all over them.
Buy some DVD's........and download bloodsport.
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We'll I'm not the best person to comment on this topic, but I've trained at a few places in LA. I don't know of any one place that stands out as the "best" place to train for competitions. There are a lot of great schools. I would think the location would be one of the biggest factors, unless you are going to relocate to the school of your choice.
GenericAmerican - We'll I'm not the best person to comment on this topic, but I've trained at a few places in LA. I don't know of any one place that stands out as the "best" place to train for competitions. There are a lot of great schools. I would think the location would be one of the biggest factors, unless you are going to relocate to the school of your choice.
There's at least 5 different schools w/in a 5 mile radius. Like i said earlier, the ones I know about are gracie barra, gracie hq, r. machado, nino schembri, and aloisio silva. I think Werdum has a school not to far, and am sure there's a bunch of 'em i haven't heard about yet.
Cobrinha is opening a school in LA.