Hi all,
In April next year I'll be in Texas for two weeks, split between Houston, Dallas and Austin. Where are some good places to train there? I am a blue belt so don't think I am 'allowed' into B team as I think you need to be at least purple there.
Thanks.
Replying to this thread so I can see answers and come back to it as I will want to note them down for the future. Bump for visibility maybe.
_rollingcole, post: 64294, member: 31168
Replying to this thread so I can see answers and come back to it as I will want to note them down for the future. Bump for visibility maybe.
pleavindring, post: 64257, member: 29842
Hi all,In April next year I'll be in Texas for two weeks, split between Houston, Dallas and Austin. Where are some good places to train there? I am a blue belt so don't think I am 'allowed' into B team as I think you need to be at least purple there.
Thanks.
What about John Danaher's New Wave Jiujitsu School?
Littlemove, post: 64418, member: 36875
The B team posted a video 10 days ago and they said you can train there if you’re a blue belt or above Youtube: pRNghspbWLU:472
DougPleysier, post: 64421, member: 21069
What about John Danaher's New Wave Jiujitsu School?
What part of Dallas?
luisfrancisco_bjj, post: 64468, member: 29236
What part of Dallas?
B-Team just announced they will be starting a white belt program on February 27th:
Youtube: _W1xzfxYLmA
coheed566, post: 64495, member: 22282
If you end up in Houston or surrounding areas, these two spots are awesome:
Revolution Dojo (Jeff Messina head instructor)
Renzo Gracie The Grove (head instructor Michael Ocampo)
Two of my favorite gyms and I always try to get by them when I am in town.
There are two of the Machado brothers in Dallas. Carlos and John. I train under John Machado in Allen (just north of Dallas)