I want to thank everyone over at JSBJJ for all the hard work and dedication towards my training. You guys are a great staff, with topnotch facilities and instruction that will surely propel any student to the highest skill levels. The instruction is really what sets JSBJJ apart from the rest as there is constant attention to detail and making sure that every student knows the techniques before moving on.
You guys are great and best of luck in the future!!
Dave M.
Jersey Shore BJJ provides a great atmosphere for learning and developing grappling and various fighting techniques. The school suits the objectives of aspiring fighters as well as those casual BJJ enthusiasts. Coming from another academy, I couldn't be happier with my move. The instructors are very knowledgeable and technique oriented, which directly reflects onto the students. JSBJJ has a very welcoming environment where students help each other out and everyone is very down to earth.
Max B.
In the past years I have been in and out of various martial art schools. I have always enjoyed practicing various disciplines but I never was able to find a school where the environment and teaching styles complimented my desires. After two years away from wrestling, and any other forms I practiced, I found Jersey Shore BJJ. JSBJJ was the first school where I immediately felt welcome, despite the fact that I was new.
Everyone at the school was more then willing to help me make the transfer from a wrestler into a grappler, and not one person carried an ego regardless of skill level. The Instruction here is the kind that is difficult to find in the sense that they are devoted to improve the students abilities in anyway that is necessary.
Jason Scully and Greg Killian went above and beyond my expectations as to what I was looking for in Instruction and training. Having been away from the school for almost three months now, the pending two weeks till my return to resume training cannot come fast enough. Thank you to all at Jersey Shore BJJ for providing an amazing and effective training environment.
Brian Luciano.
Jersey Shore BJJ is a great place to train - whether you're a professional cage fighter, or just someone like myself, looking for a way to blow off some steam after a hard day of work. You'll find a variety of people from all walks of life, with various levels of skill and experience, and everyone of them will be friendly, polite, and willing to work with you to help you learn.
The instruction is top notch, and the multiple instructors present slightly different approaches to the game, so you can pick and choose the moves that work best with your style and body type. The classes are conducted in a way to avoid bombarding you with too much information. Instead they pick a certain position or series of moves, and break it down until you understand the technique inside and out. The same applies to the boxing class. They focus on simple, high percentage moves that are easy to learn, rather then teaching you flashy, highlight reel moves that are tricky to master and rarely work.
If you're looking for a place to train, a new hobby for your spare time, a way to loose some pounds, or are interested in competition, I recommend you check out Jersey Shore BJJ. If you're new to the sport I guarantee you'll be impressed by the friendly atmosphere. If you're transfering from another school (like I did) you'll be thrilled with the quality of instruction the club provides. Either way, with the free trial you've got nothing to loose, so come on down and check the place out.
Paul Edworthy
New Jersey Shore Personal Fitness Training, Kettlebells, BJJ: Events
Jersey Shore BJJ's affiliate instructor Kurt Pellegrino fought on Wednesday January 23rd in front of millions of viewers on SpikeTV during the UFC Ultimate Fight Night event. His opponent was Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Black Belt and World BJJ Champion Alberto Crane. During this fight Kurt showed true heart and skill. He overcame a big kick during the opening bell and went on to dominate his fight against Crane earning himself another UFC win via referee stoppage.
We are all very proud of you Kurt and we will be rooting for you in your future fights in the UFC. Great Job Kurt!!
Everyone at Jersey Shore BJJ would like to congratulate both Joe Marino and Brian Satcher on their performances at the Real Fighting Grappling Tournament on Sunday, January 20th.
Joe Marino - Placed 1st in his division. Joe has been very dedicated to his training and has been very respectful to all of his training partners. It's a great pleasure having him be apart of Jersey Shore BJJ. Great Job Joe!
Brian Satcher - Brian placed 1st in the Absolute division. Brian is extremely hard working and he has a true passion for Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. He is going to do great in all that he works towards. We are happy to have you around Brian. Great Job!
Everyone at Jersey Shore BJJ would like to congratulate the following students for stepping on the competition mat and testing themselves.
Joe Marino - Joe placed 2nd in the beginners no-gi division in Delaware winning his first match by armbar. Joe has only been a member of Jersey Shore BJJ for a short time, but he has been a very dedicated, hard working, and respectful member. We enjoy having him around.
Jim Lepping - Jim stepped up into his first Purple belt tournament this weekend. Jim is always up for a good tournament and he didn't pass this one up. He trains hard and always keeps a great attitude both in class and in competition. While he didn't place in the division he looks forward to stepping up again in the future as he always does.
Tom Hayes - Tom placed 1st in the beginners no-gi division at the tournament in Rahway. He had a win by armlock and a win by flying armlock. Since the beginning Tom has been a great student at JS BJJ. He is extremely respectful, hard working in class, and will never mind going out of his way to help a new student. We appreciate Tom being apart of our team.
Jason Scully - Jason placed 2nd in the advanced no-gi division in Delaware. He also stepped up in the Absolute advanced division where his first opponent was 220lb. He didn't come away with the win, but he definitely pressed the action. Jason is looking forward to competing in more competitions in the future.
Jersey Shore BJJ will be having affiliate instructor Kurt Pellegrino at our school and he will be conducting a 2 hour seminar with the gi. All JS BJJ students should attend.
The seminar will be on Thursday September 13th at 7:00 p.m. and the cost for admission will be $40. It will be much appreciated if you contact us in advance about whether you can make it or not.
Kurt is a black belt in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu under Hermes Franca. He is currently fighting in the UFC and just went through a war with Joe Stevenson. He holds many titles in Mixed Martial Arts, Submission Wrestling, and Gi Tournaments.
Make sure you come on this day to support your fellow teammate!
JS BJJ affiliate instructor Kurt Pellegrino will be facing Joe Stevenson at UFC 74 on Saturday August 25th in Las Vegas.
This is a very important fight for Kurt as the winner of this match could very well have a chance of getting a title shot. We wish him he best of luck and we all will rooting for him.
Congrats Jim Lepping and Jason Scully! US Grappling 6/23
We would like to acknowledge both Jim Lepping and Jason Scully for representing Jersey Shore BJJ at the US Grappling Diamond State Games on 6/23
Jason competed in the provisional division with black belt competitors such as Wilson Reis, Jared Weiner, and Ruben "Cobrinha" Charles. Jason competed against Jared Weiner first and was defeated by submission. He is happy to have been able to compete with some of the best grapplers in the country.
Jason then competed in the advanced division of the regular tournament and placed 2nd winning one of his matches by flying kneebar.
Jim Lepping competed in the advanced no-gi mens division for the first time and had two tough matches. He did the best he could and we are all very proud of him for stepping up.
Congrats Hunter and Soto! Beach Wrestling Tournament
We would all like to congratulate both Hunter Baker and Greg Soto in placing in the first Annual NJ State Beach Wrestling Tournament. The tournament took place in Long Branch, NJ.
The tournament consisted of a 20 foot ring and you were able to score points by either a takedown with control or throwing your opponent out of the ring.
Hunter Baker placed 3rd in the tournament and fellow JS BJJ instructor Greg Soto placed 2nd.
Great Job Guys! Jersey Shore BJJ
Here is a video of Hunter competing that was made by Hunter:
Everyone at Jersey Shore BJJ would like to congratulate Tinh Tupy on his professional Mixed Martial Arts win over Joe Bentz of the Fight Factor in PA.
Tinh trained really hard for this fight and everyone was able to tell that he was more focused then ever. Both his striking and his jiu jitsu were sharp that night and he controlled the whole fight from start to finish.
Tinh ended up winning via KO at the end of the first round right as the bell rang.
Every one at Jersey Shore BJJ would like to congratule Eddie Chou in his recent victory at the South Jersey Grappling Championships this past weekend in Cherry Hill.
Eddie placed 1st in the 145lb Advanced division also winning by armbar in the finals. This is the second time that Eddie has won his division at the SJGC and we are all very proud of him.
Eddie currently lives in NYC and trains with team Alliance, but he will always be apart of JS BJJ also so we would like to recognize his accomplishments.
Fellow Jersey Shore BJJ fighter Tinh Tupy will be fighting this weekend on June 9th at the Asbury Park Convention Center in Asbury Park.
This is Tinh's second professional mixed martial arts match and he will be facing Joe Bentz from the Fight Factory in Philadelphia in The Extreme Challenge 78 "Conquest" event.
Be sure to come to the event to support Tinh during his fight. The event starts at 7:30 p.m. and doors open at 6:30 p.m.
Visit www.combatinthecage.com for more information. Also you can get tickets at Jersey Shore BJJ
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