Who Do You Train Under?

Wow, sounds like some real solid instruction. Where does De La Riva teach? You must get some great open guard training.

De La Riva's academy is in Rio but he has associations worldwide. I have my own academy in the Greater Buffalo New York area. De La Riva comes twice a year for seminars. I am his New York state representative.

I've been fortunate to train under two of the greatest instructors ever and yes we have lots of open guard instruction from De La Riva.

www.wnybjj.com
 
I train under Dave Lamond, in Icho Yama Ryu Aiki-Jujutsu ( Judo, Miyama Ryu, Techonouchi-Ryu, and H2H blend and Daito Ryu) and Daito Ryu Kodo Kai. I train under him in Woodbridge,Va. I am a Nidan.
While we have a strong grappling component, many of us crosstrasin as well, so things from BJJ, Sambo and catch go down on our mats as well.
Bruce Chui, of Modern Arnis/Small Circle Jujitsu is a good freind of mine and we get together and train sometimes.
I also have done some FMA with Proffessor Dave Wink's FullContact FMA/IMA group.

I hear Pedro Saur is 30 miles up the road from me now, so I am contemplating going there once a week.
 
when I first started grappling I was under Tim Foster, he was my teacher I now train under TA Frazer in Jodoryu Jujitsu I have been to many seminars on grappling John Saylor (U.S. Olympic Judo coach 1980 and 1984), Tony Annesi, Dan Severn (I brought him in for a seminar), Wally Lewis, Tom Manson among others
 
Sigung John Bono



Nice!! I've read alot of his posts over on the Kaju cafe and his web site looks like you've got a very well rounded program!!
 
I train under:

Allan Manganello
He is out of KY
On November 4, 2006, Allan was promoted to Black Belt in Gracie Jiu-Jitsu by Pedro Sauer.
In 1994, Allan began studying Gracie Jiu-Jitsu with Relson and Royce Gracie and became the first person to introduce Gracie (Brazilian) Jiu-Jitsu to Louisville. Relson and Royce told Allan about their brother Rickson whom Allan met and became good friends with, earning his Blue Belt from Rickson Gracie in 1996.

he comes up to mass about 4 times a year.
i have been working under him sence 2002.
and another teacher name Chris out of Ma...

Kosho
 
Out of curiosity, what are the classes like?

Well, you show up he shows you a move or tells you the move. He typically then asks a series of questions outlining the primary benifits and purpose of the move.

Then we pair off and do exchange drills. We start with the feed switch feed switch. We then move to the feed counter, switch, feed counter, switch type of drill.

Each of these drills is done at 70 to 80% of speed and power.

Then we move to the mount / escape drill.

Then we move to grappling and practice a few moves for a while. Typically 5 one each side of a submission.


After that we do full on 100% full contact sparing for standup and then move to full contact submission.

This is our boxing class each class is different but I don't want too fully reproduce his format without his permission :)

Needless to say they are not for the meek.

--Infy.
 
I have trained in BJJ for a long time and have modified it so that what I teach is primarily just for the street. (not that BJJ isn't great already
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) However here are some of the instructors that I have been blessed to train with.

Harvey Berman - Main Teacher www.warriorway.com
(an american pioneer of Brazilian Jiujitsu)
Don Daly II - http://www.expertvillage.com/interviews/beginning-jiu-jitsu.htm
Caique - Seminars & Private Lessons (Simply an Awesome BJJ Teacher)
Royce Gracie - Seminars
Rolker Gracie - Seminars & Private Lessons
Relson Gracie - Seminars
Ken Blackburn - Has taught BJJ seminars in my Training Hall ( One of the strongest men alive) http://extremeathletictraining.com/default.aspx
Hatsumi Soke of the Bujinkan
To many Wrestlers to mention!

Soooooo many others who have influenced me along the
way that they are two numerous to mention. Particularly grappling in other arts and their upsides and downsides.
 
Well, you show up he shows you a move or tells you the move. He typically then asks a series of questions outlining the primary benifits and purpose of the move.

Then we pair off and do exchange drills. We start with the feed switch feed switch. We then move to the feed counter, switch, feed counter, switch type of drill.

Each of these drills is done at 70 to 80% of speed and power.

Then we move to the mount / escape drill.

Then we move to grappling and practice a few moves for a while. Typically 5 one each side of a submission.


After that we do full on 100% full contact sparing for standup and then move to full contact submission.

This is our boxing class each class is different but I don't want too fully reproduce his format without his permission :)

Needless to say they are not for the meek.

--Infy.

Cool! Thanks! And I understand about saying too much. I was just looking for a brief rundown, which you gave.:ultracool Sounds like a blast!!

Thanks again!:ultracool
 
I train under anyone who is on top of me. ;)

Rats! You beat me to it!! :lfao:

Ok.... seriously. Grappling....hmmm.... Let me see.
My father from 1965 to 1995 (Ex-professional Wrestler - He died Dec 13, 1995)
Bobo Brazil (The late Huston Harris - Professional Wrestler)
Multiple other Professional Wrestlers.
My Uncle (3rd Dan Judo) Intermittently from 1960s to 1990s.
Six Years of Jr. High & High School wrestling (various coaches).
A local Judo Instructor in 1975,
and a few others I don't care to mention! :p

CM D.J. Eisenhart
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Last Fearner
 
I trained under GySgt Jeff Wilkinson and a few other Staff, Gunny and Master Sergeants in the Marine Corps. 33 gold and 7 silver while in competition in judo. I wrestled under Staff Sergeant Roy Simmons, Greco....I had won 18 gold medals with him as the coach.
 
I train at kore kombat fitness under team Yamasaki in Winchester, VA. I just started training a few months ago my husband is a blue belt and his instructor was looking for a girl to train with his wife because she didn't want to train with a bunch of guys so I have been doing it with just the two of us, but as long as I have a babysitter I go to the regular classes too try to get some more experience.
 
I think this is all of em
Nate Banks http://www.shobudo.org/
Kogi Oshima http://www.atch.com/djc/photogal.html
Ray Diem
Takashi Kushida http://www.aikidoyoshokai.org/
Paulo Guillobel http://www.guillobelbjj.com/home.htm Seminars
Ryan Fiorenzi http://eastwestmartialarts.com
Larry Hartsell http://www.jkdassoc.com
Paul Sharp
Matt Thornton http://www.straightblastgym.com
John Kavanagh http://www.sbgireland.com
Randy Couture http://www.randycouture.tv/ Seminars
Eric Paulson http://erikpaulson.com Seminars
Tom Oberhue http://www.impactjiujitsu.com/
 
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