The seminar will be 2 days. March 20-21, Saturday & Sunday at B.A.M.F.
March 2o (Saturday), 4PM-6PM.
March 21 (Sunday), 4PM-6PM.
Seminar fee is just P3,500.
He’ll be here from March 17-24. You can have privates with him at …
On January 15, 2010 URCC Cebu V “Deliverance” will kick off the year with an excellent fight card. Featuring local and international MMA fighters. Tom Woodfin from the UK will face off with Iran’s Razi Jabbari. Also headlining the card is Cebu’s local star Engi Piloto versus Richie Redman of Iloilo, this match up will be a classic striking match, these two fighters showcases excellent stand up game. And in the Main event is Cebu’s Prince, Cary Bullos versus Arie Zarco of Manila. Bullos coming from a loss in his last outing versus Tagacay, will try to regain his winning streak this 2010. On the other hand, Zarco is quite similar with Tagacay’s fighting style, as both fighters were pro-boxers. Let’s wait and see if Bullos will suffer the same demise in the hands of Zarco or regain his winning streak. URCC Cebu 5 will be on January 15, 2010, at 8 pm, Cebu International Convention Center, Ticket Prices are at 200 pesos, 500 pesos, and 1000 pesos for other details please contact : 0918-9389389.
URCC XIV Aggression was one of the best Urcc’s so far in terms of the quality of the Fight card. It boasted of 2 Title Fights and 1 Superfight, and what a Spectacular show it gave us. The show was jampacked and it was Standing Room only. It was the coolest event to be in Manila on July 18, 2009.
The purpose of this article is to answer any questions you might have about starting to train in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, and your first class in particular. Every school is different, but this article will help you understand how MOST Brazilian Jiu-jitsu schools operate.
You’ll find a glossary of basic Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu terms at the bottom of this article. This is to help you understand any technical words used here or in your first class.
Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ) is a martial art based on grappling and ground fighting techniques. The aim of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu is to control and subdue a larger and stronger opponent through the use of superior techniques, leverage, and body mechanics.
What you need to know if you are starting to grapple! We all have areas we need to train but try to put off. It may be your side control escapes, your penetration step or your leg kick. You need to learn to enjoy this training, it is focusing on these areas that improve your game, not relying on your strong moves.
One of the world’s greatest grapplers Royler Gracie came to our humble gym to teach Gracie Barra Philippines Black Belt Alvin Aguilar a private class. Royler was so down to earth and funny that sometimes, you tend to forget who he is!!! But when you come to reality you’d just be in awe of the master in the craft that he does best. Such a rare and amazing experience. Truly a master of his craft!
Alvin Aguilar is one of the most feared and well respected fighters in the Philippines . He has studied multiple forms of martial arts and has developed his own unique style of fighting. One of only a handful of Filipinos to garner a black belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Alvin has helped increase awareness and the popularity of the sport. He has also pioneered the highly popular Mixed Martial Art tournament, URCC; in which he created without the intention of personally fighting to showcase himself but rather, give young Mixed Martial Artists a venue to shine. Arguably the fiercest fighter in the country, Alvin is already considered a legend in Philippine Mixed Martial Arts.
Professor Carlos Gracie Jr. is the founder and head instructor of the Gracie Barra Academy, the largest Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu school in the world, located in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The son of Carlos Gracie, the pioneer of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Carlos Gracie Jr., has produced well over 200 black belts in his tenure, which today includes numerous world class instructors and athletes.
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The purpose of this article is to answer any questions you might have about starting to train in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, and your first class in particular. Every school is different, but this article will help you understand how MOST Brazilian Jiu-jitsu schools operate.
You’ll find a glossary of basic Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu terms at the bottom of this article. This is to help you understand any technical words used here or in your first class.
Alvin Aguilar is one of the most feared and well respected fighters in the Philippines . He has studied multiple forms of martial arts and has developed his own unique style of fighting. One of only a handful of Filipinos to garner a black belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Alvin has helped increase awareness and the popularity of the sport. He has also pioneered the highly popular Mixed Martial Art tournament, URCC; in which he created without the intention of personally fighting to showcase himself but rather, give young Mixed Martial Artists a venue to shine. Arguably the fiercest fighter in the country, Alvin is already considered a legend in Philippine Mixed Martial Arts.
On January 15, 2010 URCC Cebu V “Deliverance” will kick off the year with an excellent fight card. Featuring local and international MMA fighters. Tom Woodfin from the UK will face off with Iran’s Razi …
