Comments for Easton Brazilian Jiu Jitsu http://eastonbjj.com Wed, 22 Feb 2012 00:46:51 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Comment on Littleton/Highlands Ranch Kids Competition Team Cleans Up at Kids Pan Ams!! by mike http://eastonbjj.com/2012/02/littletonhighlands-ranch-kids-competition-team-cleans-up-at-kids-pan-ams/#comment-394 mike Wed, 22 Feb 2012 00:46:51 +0000 http://eastonbjj.com/?p=4245#comment-394 So amazing! What a great kids program!! Congrats to you all! So amazing! What a great kids program!! Congrats to you all!

]]> Comment on Move of the Week for 2/20 – Scarf Hold Escapes and Thai Clench by Move of the Week for 2/27 – Parrying the Punch and Americana | Easton Brazilian Jiu Jitsu http://eastonbjj.com/2012/02/move-of-the-week-for-220-scarf-hold-escapes-and-thai-clench/#comment-393 Move of the Week for 2/27 – Parrying the Punch and Americana | Easton Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Tue, 21 Feb 2012 15:41:39 +0000 http://eastonbjj.com/?p=4233#comment-393 [...] talked about the Thai clench too. It’s an excellent opportunity to hit your opponent with elbows and knees. Here, [...] [...] talked about the Thai clench too. It’s an excellent opportunity to hit your opponent with elbows and knees. Here, [...]

]]> Comment on Move of the Week 1/30 – Passing Guard and Attacking From the Side by Move of the Week 2/6 - Pummeling and Fan Sweep Combo | Easton Brazilian Jiu Jitsu http://eastonbjj.com/2012/01/move-of-the-week-130-passing-guard-and-attacking-from-the-side/#comment-383 Move of the Week 2/6 - Pummeling and Fan Sweep Combo | Easton Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Fri, 03 Feb 2012 06:35:34 +0000 http://eastonbjj.com/?p=4211#comment-383 [...] week, it was about attacking from the side, this week it’s from the bottom.This is a great combo. Depending on how your opponent reacts [...] [...] week, it was about attacking from the side, this week it’s from the bottom.This is a great combo. Depending on how your opponent reacts [...]

]]> Comment on Amal Easton – BJJ Black Belt by Cliff Singerman http://eastonbjj.com/portfolio-item/amal-easton-bjj-black-belt/#comment-382 Cliff Singerman Thu, 02 Feb 2012 20:46:52 +0000 http://easton.marketandconvert.com/?post_type=portfolio-item&p=2278#comment-382 Dear Professor Easton, I just wanted to take a minute to compliment you and your entire staff on the tremendous job you guys do each and every day. I joined Easton BJJ (Boulder) about 9 months ago. I've been training in Boulder exclusively up until a couple of months ago. I live in Louisville but accepted a position working for a company based in Greenwood Village at the end of November. I was thrilled to see you had an academy in Littleton (10 minutes from my new office). I've been splitting my training between Boulder and Littleton for the past two months. And, I must say, I feel fortunate indeed. Both schools are excellent. The Staff/Coach's in Littleon (Rob, Brian, Coach V, Isiah Wright) are great. And, it goes without saying, the Coach's in Boulder are awesome too. For someone new to the sport/lifestyle...I feel lucky to be a member of the Easton BJJ family. I'm confident I'll reach my goals with the help of all the great folks at Easton. You must be very proud, Professor. You've built an amazing academy! Best regards, Cliff Singerman Dear Professor Easton,

I just wanted to take a minute to compliment you and your entire staff on the tremendous job you guys do each and every day. I joined Easton BJJ (Boulder) about 9 months ago. I’ve been training in Boulder exclusively up until a couple of months ago. I live in Louisville but accepted a position working for a company based in Greenwood Village at the end of November. I was thrilled to see you had an academy in Littleton (10 minutes from my new office).

I’ve been splitting my training between Boulder and Littleton for the past two months. And, I must say, I feel fortunate indeed. Both schools are excellent. The Staff/Coach’s in Littleon (Rob, Brian, Coach V, Isiah Wright) are great. And, it goes without saying, the Coach’s in Boulder are awesome too.

For someone new to the sport/lifestyle…I feel lucky to be a member of the Easton BJJ family. I’m confident I’ll reach my goals with the help of all the great folks at Easton.

You must be very proud, Professor. You’ve built an amazing academy!

Best regards,
Cliff Singerman

]]> Comment on Move of the Week 1/23 – Armbar And Basic Elbows by Move of the Week 1/30 - Passing Guard and Attacking From the Side | Easton Brazilian Jiu Jitsu http://eastonbjj.com/2012/01/move-of-the-week-123/#comment-332 Move of the Week 1/30 - Passing Guard and Attacking From the Side | Easton Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Fri, 27 Jan 2012 07:43:28 +0000 http://eastonbjj.com/?p=4202#comment-332 [...] week we talked about proper armbar technique, this week it’s the Americana and reverse arm lock. As Professor Easton says, you want to [...] [...] week we talked about proper armbar technique, this week it’s the Americana and reverse arm lock. As Professor Easton says, you want to [...]

]]> Comment on Move of the Week 1/16 by Move of the Week 1/23 | Easton Brazilian Jiu Jitsu http://eastonbjj.com/2012/01/move-of-the-week-116/#comment-330 Move of the Week 1/23 | Easton Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Fri, 27 Jan 2012 06:58:35 +0000 http://eastonbjj.com/?p=4185#comment-330 [...] sure you use the rotation of your body to put power behind your strike. And don’t forget the skip knee’s drill from last week, which pairs nicely with this [...] [...] sure you use the rotation of your body to put power behind your strike. And don’t forget the skip knee’s drill from last week, which pairs nicely with this [...]

]]> Comment on Move of the Week 1/23 – Armbar And Basic Elbows by eastonbjj http://eastonbjj.com/2012/01/move-of-the-week-123/#comment-321 eastonbjj Thu, 26 Jan 2012 01:55:35 +0000 http://eastonbjj.com/?p=4202#comment-321 You're certainly welcome, Jason. I'm glad the videos help you out, we'll be sure to keep them coming! You’re certainly welcome, Jason. I’m glad the videos help you out, we’ll be sure to keep them coming!

]]> Comment on Move of the Week 1/23 – Armbar And Basic Elbows by Jason http://eastonbjj.com/2012/01/move-of-the-week-123/#comment-320 Jason Thu, 26 Jan 2012 01:51:17 +0000 http://eastonbjj.com/?p=4202#comment-320 Thanks Easton Staff for posting these every Mon morn. I'm on-call this week for work and can't make some of my normal classes. These videos help solidify my theory at home when I can't make class. Thanks! Thanks Easton Staff for posting these every Mon morn. I’m on-call this week for work and can’t make some of my normal classes. These videos help solidify my theory at home when I can’t make class. Thanks!

]]> Comment on Move of the Week 1/23 – Armbar And Basic Elbows by Kirsten Turonis http://eastonbjj.com/2012/01/move-of-the-week-123/#comment-308 Kirsten Turonis Mon, 23 Jan 2012 21:04:52 +0000 http://eastonbjj.com/?p=4202#comment-308 You guys really have an awesome set of instructional videos for moves! People sometimes may not understand something until they see it over and over again and these videos are just perfect! You guys really have an awesome set of instructional videos for moves! People sometimes may not understand something until they see it over and over again and these videos are just perfect!

]]> Comment on Amal Easton – BJJ Black Belt by Scott Caldwell http://eastonbjj.com/portfolio-item/amal-easton-bjj-black-belt/#comment-299 Scott Caldwell Sun, 15 Jan 2012 19:59:10 +0000 http://easton.marketandconvert.com/?post_type=portfolio-item&p=2278#comment-299 Amal, I have a BJJ school in Houston Tx. We are going to the pan jiu jitsu tournament in california this march and we are having a hard time finding information on the event. We haven't been before and I see from some of your posts on the internet that you have taken a team there. The main thing I need to know is how long the event runs on sunday. I need to buy plane tickets and I need to know what the earliest we can fly out on sunday night is. Thanks for any help you can give. Scott Amal,

I have a BJJ school in Houston Tx. We are going to the pan jiu jitsu tournament in california this march and we are having a hard time finding information on the event. We haven’t been before and I see from some of your posts on the internet that you have taken a team there. The main thing I need to know is how long the event runs on sunday. I need to buy plane tickets and I need to know what the earliest we can fly out on sunday night is. Thanks for any help you can give.

Scott

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