Is there anywhere to learn BJJ in Dublin

samurai kebab

I've been looking for about a year but have never found anything,i've asked on other forums but nobody knew anything so justwondering if any of you study it in Dublin.

john kavanagh

you've been looking for a year? really? have you heard of 'google' or 'irish fighter' magazine?

sbg northside - andy ryan 0870544665

sbg southside - suzi 0876768911

for details on bjj classes

samurai kebab

Google never hepled and i've never bought that magazine although I think i'll start to now.Thanks for the phone numbers i'll ring them later when I get home.


EDIT-I rang Andy and I should be out tonight.

john kavanagh

hmmm i just put 'bjj dublin' in google.ie and a whole bunch of clubs popped but anyway good luck with your training, andy runs a top class:D

dlofnep

^ Best BJJ player in Ireland.

vasch_ro

There is also BJJ UCD and Next Generation Gym Loughlinstown if your located in south county Dublin
and 2 Kings club in Tallastan and Fianna Fite Club in Balally (close to Dundrum)

breadmonkey

dlofnep wrote:

^ Best BJJ player in Ireland.

Enough of the brown nosing tbh

dlofnep

breadmonkey wrote:

Enough of the brown nosing tbh

Or, subtle advice on what school to pick? Shut it, dick

breadmonkey

dlofnep wrote:

Or, subtle advice on what school to pick? Shut it, dick

Sure John, just keep racking up those browny points;)

*Awaits some form of MMA league challenge*

dlofnep

breadmonkey wrote:

Sure John, just keep racking up those browny points;)

*Awaits some form of MMA league challenge*

I challenge you to a duel!

Are you seriously that bored that you have to try troll me on the forums? Don't waste your time. I couldn't care less about you :v:

breadmonkey

I didn't know the word "troll" could be used as a verb.

Or that the word dick is not in the filter.

dlofnep

Here on the internet.. far away from grammar class, the word troll can and is used as a verb. Maybe you should spend less time to what other people do and more time to yourself.

breadmonkey

dlofnep wrote:

Here on the internet.. far away from grammar class, the word troll can and is used as a verb. Maybe you should spend less time to what other people do and more time to yourself.

^Spot the irony.

Colm_OReilly

breadmonkey and dlofnep, cut it out!

On the fact that JK is the best bjj player in the country and that's why samurai kebab should train with him, that's not really all that relevant to the situation. To explain, Steve Redgrave is regarded as the best rower ever, but that doesn't mean he'll be the best coach to train with.

Now, the fact that John is a fantastic instructor and coach is reason to recommend him to anyone serious about BJJ. Having said that Andy also is a good coach and has a noticable enthusiasm when he's teaching that I've seen in all his athletes.

Samurai Kebab,

Best of luck with your training. Hope you enjoy it

dlofnep

I've just responded to breadmonkey's attempts to drag an argument out of me.. I've no problem in leaving it here. Consider it ended.

Cabelo

Personally I found Instructor Redgrave's training elightening... I can't believe you'd badmouth him like that

fianna.5u.com

John Kavangh and Andy Ryan are the top guys to be sure, but ^Colm O'Reilly^ is also a top instructor based in Tallaght, http://www.twokingsmma.net/ for more details.

We arent really a bjj club to be fair. We are an MMA club.

Peace

waterford mma

samurai kebab wrote:

I've been looking for about a year but have never found anything,i've asked on other forums but nobody knew anything so justwondering if any of you study it in Dublin.

don't think so

FX Meister

Is that the Andy Ryan that used to hold MMA in Kilester? Does he teach BJJ somewhere else?

Cabelo

waterford mma wrote:

don't think so

Wow... just, wow...