BJJ Legends Mag
Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Magazine, Includes DVD
Royler Gracie Issue
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Megumi Fujii,Jarad Weiner
KettleBell and more
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Tournaments/Events
- 01-14 - 01-14 | 08.00 THE GOOD FIGHT: Maryland Grappling ...
- 02-04 - 02-04 | 08.00 THE GOOD FIGHT: New York Open 2012
- 03-17 - 03-17 | 08.00 THE GOOD FIGHT: Tournament of Broth...
- 04-28 - 04-28 | 08.00 THE GOOD FIGHT: 2012 Virginia Open
- 05-05 - 05-05 | 08.00 THE GOOD FIGHT: 2012 Boston Open
Dean Lister Seminar: Los Angeles California
Dean Lister...
...will be hosting a no-gi grappling, Jiu-Jitsu seminar in the heart of Downtown Los Angeles at the Tapout Training Center.
Dean Lister is a Brazilian Jiu Jitsu black belt under Jeffrey Higgs with a background in Wrestling and experience in Sambo. An MMA veteran having competed in important organizations such as Pride and UFC, Dean Lister gained notoriety in 2003 after winning the ADCC in the open weight division. Just recently he added a new title to his already huge collection becoming the 2011 ADCC world champion (under 99kg division).
Date: February 4 2012
Price: $100 for members
$ 125 non-members
Time: 12 pm - 2:30 pm
Where: TapouT Training Center Los Angeles
400 W. Pico Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90015
For more information and special discounts call Jesseca Vinson @ (702)-426-5738 or email @
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UFC Gym Corona Facts and Photo Gallery
The UFC Gym is located off the 91 Freeway on the McKinley st exit in Corona California.
First off its big, its really big. Its 48,000sqft. There's a larger than life 32.5ft octagon. The Jiu-Jitsu/No-Gi mats are at least 2000sqft and the kids mats are even biger, around 3000sqft. There are 85 Cardio machines, 35 spin bikes, and 40 muay thai bags. Theres a large free weigh area. They have TRX and a Jungle Gym class were you can climb all different sorts of things. Get your cross train on with around 40 Kettlebells and tires ranging from 100 pound up to 350 pounds.
Matt Betzold: First Amputee MMA Fighter
(Check out Matt's charity www.FightIIWalk.com) It said that “The ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands in moments of comfort and convenience, but where he stands at times of challenge and controversy”. "Everyday in BJJ and in our daily lives we are often forced to deal with obstacles which prevent us from living happy lives. Whether it is dealing with a stream of loses in competition, a serious injury, or even losing your job.
Whatever the case may be it is clear that sometimes life can be pretty unfair. However in a lot of cases those problems that we are forced to deal with are merely roadblocks that try to stop us from reaching the true goals that we wish to accomplish in life.
Take MMA fighter Matt Betzold for example. A 26-year-old fighter from Phoenix, Arizona Matt Betzold has had many tough battles on the mat and in the cage.
MMA Profile: Daniel Roberts, BJJ "Ninja"
Good Times: UFC Undisputed 2010 Tournament with TheFightNerd & friends
Looking for a little fun on October 16th, check out the Video Game Open in NYC wheere competitors go head-to-head with UFC Undisputed 2010.
Fight Nerd Video Game Open debuts in NYC
On October 16, 2010, TheFightNerd.com and 8 bit & Up Gaming are holding their first live gaming event together, a UFC Undisputed 2010 tournament entitled “The Fight Nerd Video Game Open: Fall Brawl 2010!
Forbes Defeats Smith, Looks To Make His Way Back to UFC
Jesse “Kid Hercules” Forbes is best known for his short stint on TUF 3 in 2006, and made his way back to the UFC this past January after scoring 11 wins (including 4 submissions and 5 knockouts) and just 2 losses outside the UFC since his 2006 loss to Matt Hamill.
Unfortunately, Forbes is now fighting outside the UFC again after a controversial split decision loss to Nick Catone at UFN 20 and a submission loss to Ryan Jensen at UFC 114. “Forbes' eyes are firmly fixed ahead. I just want to get back on a win streak and go back to the UFC,” he said.
Superfight - Cyborg Abreu vs Rolls Gracie
Superfight - Cyborg Abreu vs Rolls Gracie, check out this match up fromthe UFC Fan Expo in Boston this past August, 2010.
Thanks Grappler's Quest for sharing the video and helping to promote submission grappling and BJJ.
UFC Gym Hires Tinguinha to Lead BJJ Program
OTM Birthday Party
OTM Fight Shop Corona is celebrating its 2nd Birthday in grand style. Saturday, hundreds and hundreds of people turned out for a chance to meet UFC's current Middleweight Champion Anderson Silva. People started lining up at 8am and by 11am the line went out the parking lot.
OTM invited for autograph signing Rob McCullough, Brandon Vera, Mark Munoz, Nino Schembri, & Marcel Louzado. If you missed it today don't fret you've still got today (Sunday).
Click here for more info: http://otmfightshopcorona.blogspot.com/
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No Doubt About It Gracies’ Are The First Family of Mixed Martial Arts
It would not be inaccurate to state that the genesis of all mixed martial arts in the United States, comes from one place primarily, and that is Brazil. The roots of it go all the way back to the 1920's, as Carlos Gracie was studying jiu-jitsu, in his native country, under one of the renowned masters of the art, Mitsuyo Maeda. The entire Gracie family fell in love with jiu-jitsu, but it was Carlos' brother Helio who created a variation of it, and by necessity, as he suffered from dizzy spells and had to gear it to his own physical limitations. He did so by emphasizing ground work, submissions and choke holds, and thus what became known as "Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu" was born.
Helio built a reputation, and a clientele, by promoting himself through challenge matches, many of which came against competitors who practiced a different form of martial arts. Just about anything was allowed, including punches and kicks, and for this reason the nature of the competition took on the name of "vale tudo," which is Portuguese for "anything goes."



