Alliance Miami - Key Biscayne | Jiu-Jitsu for Children, Teenagers and Adults
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About the Gym
- Adult Jiu Jitsu:
- Gi classes available every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday- Nogi classes on Mondays and Fridays
- Kids Jiu Jitsu: Classes offered during weekdays and weekends- Private Class Experience: Customized training upon request for both adults and kids
- Skill Levels and Training Intensity:
- Suitable for beginners to advanced levels- Emphasis on technique and control to minimize injury risk
- Safe environment with experienced instructors, particularly effective at engaging children- Facilities and Amenities:
- Located at 971 Crandon Blvd, Unit 927 - Unit 929, Key Biscayne, FL 33149- Family-friendly environment
- Pricing and Membership Options:
- Free trial class available for new members- No specific information on membership fees or options provided
- Unique Aspects or Special Features:
- Exclusive Alliance Jiu Jitsu Method using Jiu Jitsu as a training tool for holistic development, promoting discipline, confidence, and physical fitness- Renowned instructor Lucas Araújo Gomes, #1 ranked IBJJF black belt in his division
- Membership Freeze Option:- Membership can be frozen for up to two months within one calendar year
- First month of freeze is free; subsequent months are $69.00 each- Mat fee for drop-in sessions is $15.00
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What Reddit says about Alliance Miami - Key Biscayne | Jiu-Jitsu for Children, Teenagers and Adults
8 verbatim community mentions from r/bjj and city subreddits, unedited, positives and negatives alike.
They haven't been a major team in a minute but Rilion Gracie/Gracie Elite has always been a good coach/team. You already said Fight Sports. Enrico Cocco's Zen Jiu-Jitsu, they aren't all affiliated with Fight Sports. Leo D’avila and Luccas Lira and the Atos Miami team are building something cool. Roberto Gordo is based in Florida. American Top Team fields some competitors. They don't have a John Danaher, B-Team, and Tackett brothers, which to me makes Austin, Texas the place to be, not Texas itself. But they have a nice scene. source, 2023 ↗
positive
Just got an adapter for my phone, so I'm trying to get into DJ role because I'm tired of Jocko speeches (seriously) and "Jiu Jitsu" rap song the other guy is playing. Last time I played "Glam rock workout" autogenerated list from Spotify - felt that it was ok. Especially that it started with "Do you really wanna taste it". Eventually want to play more electronic music like Daft Punk, Miami Horror, Clozee, Olivier Koletzki. But these need to be guaranteed to be high tempo. But for now it will be rock/nu metal to build trust in my selections. source, 2023 ↗
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Those legs are looking like tree trunks too lol. —EDIT— Remembered this recent article: [“Tua appears bigger and stronger and no, there is no reason to panic about this. Tua intentionally bulked up and strengthened his neck and it looks like his legs and chest, too.”](https://www.palmbeachpost.com/story/sports/nfl/2023/05/26/miami-dolphins-quarterback-tua-tagovailoa-appears-bigger-and-is-training-jiu-jitsu/70261361007/#) source, 2023 ↗
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This is pretty awesome propaganda for BJJ. ​ >“It is a misconception,” Garcia says, “that this is a sport for supermen. Who the heck thinks that? He may as well have said, "It's a misconception that all BJJ guys are all good looking, charming and rich." ​ >It’s quite hard to get injured in jiu-jitsu: it’s unlikely to happen by accident. Pedro Garcia has never had an injury, in 16 years. Yeah, if you define "injured" as staying over night in a hospital. ​ > it reads like the grand tour of the international playboy: Miami, Rio de Janeiro, source, 2023 ↗
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>I guess the first thing I noticed is there is absolutely such thing as outdated jiu-jitsu. It wasn't uncommon for my instructor to teach something that I absolutely knew was wrong because of a more modern counter to it. The most flagrant thing I've seen is how hobbyists teach getting to dope mount. If you try the way most are teaching it in SD/Miami(And I'd assume Austin/NYC), you're going to get thrown into a leg lock every single time. Have you ever tried to bring this up? I've had this issue as well. I know if I bring it up it'll be WW3 in the gym. source, 2023 ↗
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Definitely YTA for OP. I was suspicious that he was TA from the almost intentionally short post but then reading his comments and everything. He can barely hold back the red pill/Andrew Tate attitude and talking points. He can state that he is not like any of the points that you brought up but I suspect that he is an unreliable narrator. Yikes. Edit: here are some of the alpha male/red pill talking points "As an aside, I will say that in my area, there are a TON of single women my age, but most of them have already had children, a failed marriage, etc." "I have no desire to date a woman th source, 2022 ↗
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UFC is a lot more than throwing punches. My brother is a UFC fighter and he specializes in wrestling, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, Kung Fu, Muay Thai, MMA, and Boxing. UFC is alot harder than people think. It’s not just throwing punches or kicks. And only 1% people get into it. She should do boxing cause I notice BlueFace has been having her train with him/his coach. If she got serious she wouldn’t do too bad. But fighting takes ALOT of dedication. I only do Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and tried doing MMA with a girl down here in Miami and that shit is no cake walk. Plus, you can’t smoke marijuana or drink wh source, 2022 ↗
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Nice write-up thanks. I will be in Miami next week and while I had a great but gruelling experience at the main fight sports gym a couple of months ago, the falls is closer to my house. I get nervous as a one-stripe white belt dropping in at new places. source, 2015 ↗
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