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SBG question

toad · 2006-01-10 22:20:55

I was wondering do the BJJ classes train with gi or without or a bit of both? Also is it possible to just take the BJJ and not take part in the other classes?

10-01-2006 10:20pm

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toad

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I was wondering do the BJJ classes train with gi or without or a bit of both? Also is it possible to just take the BJJ and not take part in the other classes?

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#2 10-01-2006 10:43pm

columok

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I was wondering do the BJJ classes train with gi or without or a bit of both?

There are classes for both and classes where people wear both.

Also is it possible to just take the BJJ and not take part in the other classes?

Absolutely. There is a large majority of people who just train BJJ though once the grappling bug bites they often pursue a bit of clinch and then there are some, real mean like, that learn the dreaded standup;) (we dont talk about them)

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#3 11-01-2006 4:58am

judomick

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Mondays gi night
tuesday nogi
wed morning gi wed night mix
friday morning gi (well they better start bringing them!)

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