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Subject: Training in Greenville or Pitt County Author: Austin [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 12:45:32 09/04/06 Mon Are there any other places to train grappling in Greenville besides Bemjo or All American? i'm not into Judo and the owner of the ALL American school acts way to cocky. Any wrestling or no gi grappling in the area? [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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[> Subject: Re: Training in Greenville or Pitt County Author: Billy D. [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: 13:14:33 09/04/06 Mon [ Post a Reply to This Message ]

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[> Subject: Re: Training in Greenville or Pitt County Author: Jason Russell [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: 20:19:33 09/07/06 Thu Hello Austin, I know that you said that your not into judo but you are still welcome to come and try out our classes at East Carolina Judo & JuJitsu. We let new students try 2 free classes. We are located at the Bemjo Martial arts Center at 2800 E 10th St. We do have students from all types of backgrounds that train with us from wrestling, brazilian jiu jitsu, mma and judo. Feel free to come down anytime. You can also find out more information at our website, www.eastcarolinajudo.com or call 258-7994 or 752-5192. Jason Russell East Carolina Judo & JuJitsu www.eastcarolinajudo.com [ Post a Reply to This Message ]

[> Subject: Re: Training in Greenville or Pitt County Author: Steve [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: 10:05:49 09/20/06 Wed Hey Austin, Check out those two schools for sure. James Speight (All American) is a Blue Belt under Royce Gracie and is a very competent coach. Give him a chance and you'll see that you can learn a lot from him. They roll no gi all the time. Bemjo is a good place to go for Judo. A few of my training partners have worked out with Jason Russell in the past and have great things to say about his technique. He is active in NC Judo and is prolly one of the best sources for Judo in the area. Have you visited these schools? If not, swing by and check them out before making any assumptions. You might like what you see. As far as wrestling, you might wanna run a check on the USA Wrestling NC Website at www.ncmat.org I am pretty sure there are a few clubs in the area. I am not sure if all of them are adult age clubs though. Also, check out the AAU clubs at www.aausports.org You can get a listing of AAU registered clubs in the area. For other sources, if you are at ECU you can swing by the rec center and ask about some of the martial arts clubs on campus. I know that when I was a student there, the isshin ryu karate club had a decent grappling/mma group. Those guys were pretty cool and open minded so they incorporated a lot of MMA principles into their workouts. I'm not sure if they are around, but it wouldn't hurt to ask. If I can do anything else to help, just e-mail me and let me know. God bless! Steve [ Post a Reply to This Message ]