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Mat Masters Academy

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Got to do BJJ with Hector Lombard who is likely a product of childhood government organized childhood PED use, dude was groomed from single digits to be a Olympic judo guy. Zero chill, didn’t matter if it were warm ups or live rounds he would just wreck whoever was partnered up with him, my left shoulder is still alittle fucked from him hiptossing me during a over / under drill out of no where. He was Just impossibly strong and well balanced, couldn’t get him to fall over or have hit butt hit the mat no matter what anyone did. I’ve trained with ADCC champions and none of them were this inte source, 2024 ↗

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I dont have to deal with that yet, but in a few years I will be in a lot of trouble. He is 12 right now, but I am not looking forward to dealing with him on the mat from his mid teens. source, 2016 ↗

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Hey man! Melbourne here myself, congratulations on the belt! Lets roll one time? Where do you open mat? source, 2016 ↗

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I was 10 years to blue as well. I started BJJ at 22, after leaving the Army. I did a path similar to you with a bachelor's, couple of master's degrees, and teaching at the college on top of my fulltime engineering job. Now I've been a purple belt for almost 6 months, after 3 1/2 years back in the sport. It's always worth it, even if it's slow going. Competitions are fun, if you have the drive. They help us hobbyists solidify areas of our games we may otherwise take a long time to develop just hanging out in a few classes a week. But that's just me on a soap box. Excellent work, keep moving fo source, 2016 ↗

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