Favoutite Seminar

[SDonovan]

What has been the best seminar that you have attended and why?

[Hywel Teague]

matt thornton- sbg guru!!!

nah hes a really chilled out guy with a passion for bjj, and a great teacher.

one guy i would like to go to a seminar with is roy harris- i've heard nothing bt great things about him

[Godders]

Hard to say.

The Mark Walder/ Royce gracie one was fantastic. I learned ALOT, and had a great time.

But possibly the most important ones ive done are the John Kavanagh ones as they had a very significant change in my "game".

[Rob Hannis]

Roy Harris was certainly the best seminar by miles, his teaching methods were tops, his philosophy spot on and his stories were cracking. Had a private too and that was well worth it.

Royce was good but Roys openess and teaching methods put him ahead.

Roy should be back soon too........................

[Hywel Teague]

nice one let us know when roy is back- thats one guy i want to train with big time

[Rob Hannis]

Don't worry you'll find out, I'll be plugging it like mad as soon as things are confirmed.

[Maccavelli]

Matt Thornton AND Chris Haeuter, JK have been the most beneficial too me

[Godders]

Ive also been to loads of Maccavelli free type seminars.

I basicaly leach what he went and paid for.
Its great

[Levo]

August Wallen by far. An amazing fighter and great teacher. I've never learnt so much useful technique.

Also enjoyed Matt Thornton a lot.

Nathan

[GRAPPLE DUMMY]

My fav seminar was one by Mauricio Gomes at RM Condor (45 Commando base), about 3 years ago.

There was me and 4 mates, about 20 marines with their instructor, and Mauricio. Anyway, what a day, the marines were new to grappling so we essentially had Mauricio to ourselves and had loads of rolls with him, as well as talking with him in the canteen at lunch break.

The sparring was a great work out because the marines were strong and keen, and we all went home f*cked.