Any catch wrestling school in Los Angeles?

san shou

I did karate for nine years, some muay thai for about six months after I gave up karate, took a few years off and went back to martial arts a couple of years back. I'm currently training in Japanese ju jitsu, kickboxing and sambo, and have a little experience in quite a few other arts as well

It's better not saying anything..because people will never believe you..ahaha..

Unless you can prove it.

i ahev trained in bjj but havent for some months

Unless you can prove it.
PWNT!!!

PWNT!!!

how is that a pwnt?

boxing & vale tudo

Wrestling through middleschool, and 9th/10th grade, boxing for 3 years, and I started training in Krav Maga. It's a decent art, the instructor has done some bjj/golden gloves boxing champ so he brings in new techniques and let's us do the same. Like if we saw a move on UFC, and he knows it he will have us drill it and practice it and basically teach us it. So it is pretty cool

jjj + MCC for me.. need some take down training though

I'm a huge fan of the sport and train as much as possible but I have to say that when it comes to competing with top athletes I get my ass whipped on a regular basis. Lucky for me I have always had close friends that have been fairly talented in boxing, wrestling, jiu jit su, so I get to train with great people and live through their experiences.

AZ Combat Sports

thaiboxing although i am really outta it

did tae kwon do for 10 years...helped with flexibility, agililty, and my kicking...wrestled in high school...lookin to get into jiu-jitsu as soon as i work out my school schedule

i did bjj at gracie barra ny for a bit then i started doing jeet kune do and thai boxing.

Boxing with my grandpa when I was young, a couple years of TKD when I was younger as well. Wrestled in HS. Did some MT, Sambo, Judo and a little bit of boxing for the past few years. I have a problem sticking in one place so its difficult for me to train as much as I'd like. I just moved to Yorktown Virginia and am looking for a place to train now but haven't found anything really appealing yet.

Hey....

I train Boxing, Muay Thai, NO-GI BJJ, wrestling and vale tudo

ive wrestled for about seven years and the nearest school is about 45 minutes away from my house so i just watch as many fights as i can, grapple with my friends, work on my striking, and get in as many fights as possible

ah, who needs training when you can watch fight club 100 times? i tivo smackdown every week, too.

i'd say i'm pretty well rounded.

i train at capital jiu-jitsu in nova, but right now just muay thai

purple belt in bjj

ive trained in Japanese ju jitsu and im currently training with Gene Simco in brazilian jiu jitsu!!!

i dont get it, do all you guys have plans of being in mma competition?
If not, then why all the mma arts?
Its not like bjj is designed for self-defense, or boxing is a good "discipline".
Personally, i train in Japanese jujutsu, it just makes more sense for a non-mma fighter.

i dont get it, do all you guys have plans of being in mma competition?
If not, then why all the mma arts?
Its not like bjj is designed for self-defense, or boxing is a good "discipline".
Personally, i train in Japanese jujutsu, it just makes more sense for a non-mma fighter.

even without competing, MT is fun. I will compete, but even when I'm done, I will still train. Same with grappling of whatever kind.

Submission grappling, muy thai, boxing, wrestling, and judo at Beaufort Martial Arts Academy

The feeling of someone passing out is intoxicating. Acutally passing out, not so much

i'm to damn old to train in anything, well almost anything, i do lift weights. 12 oz's at a time. i used to do a little boxing back in the day, wayyyyy back in the day. just a big fan now.

i dont get it, do all you guys have plans of being in mma competition?
If not, then why all the mma arts?
Its not like bjj is designed for self-defense, or boxing is a good "discipline".
Personally, i train in Japanese jujutsu, it just makes more sense for a non-mma fighter.

i want to compete as soon as possible not in mma though i want to have maybe like one ore two fights by next year...but getting punched in the face sux balls

I have trained in judo and i can tell from experience, its something you can never just start and then stop... once you give up its like starting all over again

I have a wrestling backround along with Kempo in High school. Later I got into boxing, muy thai and bjj. Right now no Bjj, but I wrestle with a local club and we do muythai twice a week.

4 years of bjj on & off. 2 years of boxing. 1 year of muay thai. all till now.

I train in an MMA class that combines Jiu-Jitsu, Boxing, Muay Thai, Judo, and Wrestling.

Have trained submission grappling over the last year and trained kickboxing about a year . i train kickboxing now on my own in my garage have a little gym set up.id love to compete in mma but married with kid and have to pay the bills.it does keep you in great shape and im addicted to training so thats enuff reason to keep doin it

HALFbakedHAWK is that you

BJJ and Kickboxing both once a week for about 4 months. Starting an MMA class once a week also, combining Muay Thai and Judo.

Just kickboxing... cos that's ALL there is in this shit town.

bjj ftw

i've trained kick boxing for one year..budo kai do..and little karate..but now i train aikido for more than two years..and i think i'm going to start something new...

I train boxing right now, and love it.

I did a little muay thai in nyc at the wat. Then I did boxing for a summer at Kingsway and when I'm at school I'll do bjj at their club. Wanna go back to boxing though. I'm thinking about trying ronin gym in nyc.

Wing Chun Kung Fu, Danzan Ryu Jujutsu, CSW, Jeet Kun Do.

MT AND BJJ

i have a black belt in chuck norris fighting... no one can beat that. not even fedor.

Training, just to get back into martial arts training.

self disciplined in muay thai, bjj. big wrestling background. might start fighting but i really wanna be a coach i got a man going into RITC come june

i train brazilian jiu-jitsu under Jerry Moreno i've been doing it for a little over a year, then we have "All American" Brian Stann as our mma coach... but i dont train mma that often... i am blue belt in case any one was wondering.

I train Muay Thai/Boxing/MMA under Ray Longo and I also train MMA/BJJ/Wrestling with Luke Cummo and a few other pro fighters from our team.