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We had three teammates compete at the 514 Grappling Open in Montreal on November 20th, 2011Each fought really hard, and walked away with a Medal!Mistral Gedeon - Bronze MedalLouis Bernard - Desrosiers - Gold MedalMaxime Poulin - Gold MedalMistral Gedeon Under 75 kg In Mistral’s first fight he dominated quite well up...
On the 14th of November Nomad Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu will be opening at a New Location From November 14th to November 20th we will be offering FREE CLASSES for all members to try out New Location! Classes will be starting at 6:00pm Monday to Friday, with more to come! Please show up a little...
After winning a Gold Medal with an awesome performance at the Montreal Grappling Grand Prix in September, Maxime Poulin received an All Expenses Paid Trip to Compete at the IBJJF World Jiu-Jitsu No-Gi Championships in Long Beach, California November 5, 2011.Maxime has been training with Nomad BJJ since 2008. This...
In this video Mr. Harris explains some of the details that will help you maintain control with your underhook, as well as the advantages and disadvantages of fighting flat on your back versus fighting on your side. This information can make or break this position.Video Recorded at the Triangle and...
Last weekend Nomad Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu hosted a Seminar with Mr. Roy Harris from San Diego California. Mr. Harris is a 4th degree black belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, and an expert in Jeet Kune Do.We had excellent attendance with many people traveling from Sherbrooke to Granby for the seminar. We even...
October 1st, 2011 Nomad Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu brought a team of 6 competitors to the Montreal Grappling Grand Prix.Louis Bernard-DesrosiersCédric CobbanMathieu DuboisMistral GedeonMarco LongariMaxime PoulinThe tournament was really well run and made use of a round robin format, which meant that each fighter was guaranteed 4 fights as they had a...
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Please do not be late arriving for class. Show up at least 10 minutes early so you'll have time to fill out the waiver form, change into your gear and speak to the person at the front desk.
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