hey guys,
I happen to be in a wheelchair but can walk on my knees, etc and get on the mat for ground work. I took some BJJ at a gracie affiliated school a couple years ago and want to get back into it. One thing I didn't like about the school was the price vs. the amount of time on the mat, it just plain wasn't worth it. The instructor was quite good, and reasonably humble, etc. But he didn't own the school. I'm not sure how to politely put this to words, but, the general feel of the place was a bit too sporty.
I know it's going to be awfully hard to get away from that with a style like BJJ considering it's a staple in MMA, but I'd really like to find a place where you can just get down to business on the mat,
and not get charged a small fortune because the place happens to have affiliations with team X or name X, know what i mean? I also happen to be on SSI, so funds are always tight for me, heh.
I live in Jupiter, FL but would be willing to go out of my way a bit for solid training.
I happen to be in a wheelchair but can walk on my knees, etc and get on the mat for ground work. I took some BJJ at a gracie affiliated school a couple years ago and want to get back into it. One thing I didn't like about the school was the price vs. the amount of time on the mat, it just plain wasn't worth it. The instructor was quite good, and reasonably humble, etc. But he didn't own the school. I'm not sure how to politely put this to words, but, the general feel of the place was a bit too sporty.
I know it's going to be awfully hard to get away from that with a style like BJJ considering it's a staple in MMA, but I'd really like to find a place where you can just get down to business on the mat,
and not get charged a small fortune because the place happens to have affiliations with team X or name X, know what i mean? I also happen to be on SSI, so funds are always tight for me, heh.
I live in Jupiter, FL but would be willing to go out of my way a bit for solid training.