BJJ/GJJ in Essex/London?

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BennyBoy Newbie 1 posts	Friday 9th May 2003 at 14:33 I've been looking into starting martial arts for some time now as a means of improving my self confidence, for fitness and self defence. I am very interested in doing Brazilian Ju-Jitsu but am finding it hard to find clubs in Essex. I have found one on the other side of London but it seems a bit of a trek when I have a Jikishin club 5 minutes from my house. What are the main differences between Brazilian and Jikishin, and is it going to be worth making the trip across London? Also, does anyone know any closer clubs to me (Romford) then SW London? Thanks. BennyBoy
andy Resident 729 posts	Friday 9th May 2003 at 23:12 gracie academy, a royce gracie jiu jitsu network, run by marc walder, 110 becontree avenue, dagenham. pain is temporary, pride is forever. "no weapon formed against me shall prosper"

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Friday 9th May 2003 at 14:33

I've been looking into starting martial arts for some time now as a means of improving my self confidence, for fitness and self defence. I am very interested in doing Brazilian Ju-Jitsu but am finding it hard to find clubs in Essex. I have found one on the other side of London but it seems a bit of a trek when I have a Jikishin club 5 minutes from my house. What are the main differences between Brazilian and Jikishin, and is it going to be worth making the trip across London? Also, does anyone know any closer clubs to me (Romford) then SW London? Thanks.

BennyBoy

andy

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729 posts

Friday 9th May 2003 at 23:12

gracie academy, a royce gracie jiu jitsu network, run by marc walder, 110 becontree avenue, dagenham.

pain is temporary, pride is forever.

"no weapon formed against me shall prosper"