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Giving somebody a brown belt and opening up a satellite academy is pretty goddamn huge in the scheme of errors. lol and no, he back peddled, because at first he backed Brandon Quick (said brown belt) and once people called his lineage into question, he had nothing to say. And "gracie" is wayy too broad of a term to say they were a gracie school. You would have to get specific and say exactly what gracie they were tied to, and then that they had garbage satellite schools. "gracie" isn't one giant brand, like 10th planet is. |
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Not only that, but Eddie's system has come under such criticism for never producing any world champions in BJJ or ADCC, that Eddie is going to start his own "10th Planet" championships. Several of his moves are illegal in BJJ, and ADCC. |
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and I agree that I would not let someone open a school with my name,without knowing MYSELF.. what the skill set is. And there are 2 "gracie" schools I have been in... one was a joke...not going to name names... but it's true. just saying that there are two sides to every story.
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BJJ is too linear in comparison and the amount of rolling and instruction you get with your instructor is much higher. Guys like Eddy Rolon in NJ are the mold for being great grappling coaches. |
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(too many gracies by farrr, but I know Rickson doesn't have satellite schools, the Torrence academy doesn't either, maybe Gracie Barra?) Either way, I would say that sort of mistake is a sign of something, and not a good one. I would seriously consider the quality of satellite schools at his gyms. |
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Not naming any schools cause "some people" would be offended.. and they would back up there school with the same venom I would mine.. that isn't the point. What I was saying is that I agree with you, but there are two side to this story, you choose your side, I have mine. Sadly what I do agree with is that Eddie let some one open a school under his banner, that was not personally tested by him. Also sadly, that anyone would be willing to take up serious training from some one that hasn't "mastered the basics" yet. IMO... all a black belt really means is "adaquate beginner"/skilled beginner. Like I said, I have never met Eddie Bravo. I have never trained with him or at his schools.. I DO know several people that have met him, and did/currently train under the 10th Planet banner in some way or another.. and have had nothing but great times, great training and success from that training. I do know that Eddie Bravo's lineage is excellent.. and can be traced back to Mitsuyo (sp?) Maeda. Maeda also is well known for training Carlos Gracie... so.. I find it a bit tough to blast Eddie's team.. because of this guy.. or I could turn around and use the same reasoning (or better) to say the same about other schools...
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I just think it says too much about how much he is paying attention to his satellite schools. Eddie is a BB under Jean-Jacques Machado, and that is more than respectable, and I know Eddie has helped a lot of guys fine tune things. I just think he is too busy to keep any sort of standards up. (His schedule for seminars is INSANE) I say the same thing about a lot of schools, Gracie Barra for instance has 400+ black belts and over 300 schools. One has to assume its nearly impossible to monitor that many schools. |
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Gracie Barra.. well.. I have issues with 5 of those schools I have been in. But no natter.. I would just not recommend any that I have been in to others.
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Its only fancy for those who dont understand it, some of the positions are more complicated than you need in a mma match, but the imitial positions are very very effective. I got a bonafide purple belt in a omapalata using the guard, and I have good flexibility but I am no bj penn. added to that the guy I caught also trains using rubber guard techniques. basic grappling cant help you if you are tried up in knots by someone that knows what they are doing. thats kinda why Bravo beat Royler Gracie |
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I understand where you are coing from, but IMO.. you take a wrestler and put them against a BJJ guy with the same skill set.. the wrestler will win the majority of the time...
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