What instructor do you want to take a seminar from?
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I guess it depends on what aspect of the art you're focusing on. I've always felt that seminars come down to either specific focus, or hero worship.
If I want to improve my combative skills (CQC, EP, LEO) I'd always talk with Royce Gracie. If I was looking to improve my leg attacks then I'd go with Wolverine, Tonon, Lister. Take downs I'd go with Hector Lombard or Ronda Rousey. Guard passing I'd go Galvao, attacks Keenan or the Ribeiros. MMA I'd go with Renzo, Bravo, or a great MMA grappler, and my hero worship would be Rickson or Royler Gracie, Marcelo Garcia, Saulo Ribeiro, Roger Gracie, or other greats I've idolized.
If I want to improve my combative skills (CQC, EP, LEO) I'd always talk with Royce Gracie. If I was looking to improve my leg attacks then I'd go with Wolverine, Tonon, Lister. Take downs I'd go with Hector Lombard or Ronda Rousey. Guard passing I'd go Galvao, attacks Keenan or the Ribeiros. MMA I'd go with Renzo, Bravo, or a great MMA grappler, and my hero worship would be Rickson or Royler Gracie, Marcelo Garcia, Saulo Ribeiro, Roger Gracie, or other greats I've idolized.
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Speaking of seminars, if anyone lives in the Dallas area, I'll be in that city teaching a seminar on November 5th at Oak Cliff Martial Arts.... Reach out to them for info
Josh Barnett
Oh crap, I can't believe I forgot this one. Of course the last time he came to our academy I was out of town.
John freaking Danaher.
John freaking Danaher.
You left off your Mom