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I went over to city-data.com and I did not find any cities in Texas called Roswell.
Aesop you could try emailing the Dallas BBJ School. Tell them your story and ask to get into contact with the Blue Belt. Link
Academy email: jiu-jitsu@sbcglobal.net
Office Manager: eddie.ricardo@carlosmachado.net
Phone: 972.934.1316
Fax: 214.646.0303
Address: 13881 Midway Road Suite 104 Farmers Branch, Tx 75244Last edited by Olorin; 7/03/2006 10:40pm at .
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wow just saw this and had to post
hi guys i actually trained with this guy. this was in Brownsville, Tx and his name was Fred Zayas. Yes he did all that (except for the website stuff). he really sucked.
but the uttermost worst thing about this. is that he still has a handful of students. like 4 last time i heard. and after he told them that he was a liar they still wanted to train with him and get ranked under him. it is ridiculous. the guy still teaches out of his garage and walks around at the mall wearing a 2002 mundials t shirt that one of his former students bought for him online.
i had already trained judo and some form of bjj ( seminars mostly) so i knew that his class was bs but at the time i had no other choice but to roll at his school so i trained with him about 3 months and after the dallas tourny i left. i was the only one who won. i got 1st in the white belt division, but to be honest i owe that win to my previous training. cuz what he did was a joke, hour of cardio bjj and then 45 min doing a bjj kata ( i know it sound retarded but that is what it was ) and then every sat around the mat to watch a single match or two for the day. and that was class. but i have to hand it to him. he could not only lie but brainwash those guys when i would try to explain that he wasnt a black belt they would get pissed. now im an instructor and i wish i could have half the loyalty that he had. HAHA.
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bjj kata.
you know when you do forms in karate. step 1,2,3, well that is what it was with him. to get to your blue belt which only took a few months. he would make you do this form. in sequence, from guard armbar, then triangle, then sweep, then mount then americana, all in sequence, and everyday you did the same sequence, because that is how he tested you. it wasnt that long of a sequence. but it was retarded because there was no set up or instruction on his part just do the sequence, and mostly the other white belts would be showing you this bjj kata. that is not what he called it he would just tell you to work on your techniques for blue belt so everyone would obey very well. but that is exactly what it was to me a form. no thought in how to do the techniques just do it. -
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