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I started BJJ with Jason in October 2005. I was uncomfortable going to a BJJ school and being "the new guy" so i decided to give a Jason a call. He came to my house for a private lesson and i have been hooked ever since. It was Jason's laid back personality and his love for BJJ that made me want to start training. Definitely train with Jason if you want to get in shape, learn BJJ,and have a great time. I am happy to able to call Jason a great teacher and friend.

Carmen Spezzi
BJJ Blue Belt

Working with Jason was a vital part in the development of my jiu jitsu. He taught me it wasn't enough to just know the moves but to have concrete set ups. Jason opens your eyes to the different aspects of the game and will try his best to bring progress to his students. He's a dedicated instructor and a good friend. Training with him will elevate any ones game.

Jay P.
BJJ Blue Belt

When I began training with Jason, I had no prior grappling experience. I had never wrestled, never done Judo, and certainly never had prior experience in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. Jason is able to break techniques down into their natural parts, explaining how everything works in a manner that made it easy to learn. He teaches the principles behind the movements, so that they become a part of you, making it that much easier to learn the next move. Jason is very knowledgeable about the art of Grappling, and constantly looking for ways to improve both himself and his students.

Joe Marino
BJJ White Belt

Jason Scully is a very motivated individual with a high sense of respect for everyone he is around. His grappling classes are based on effective techniques and strategies needed to excel in the sport. The classes are very organized and well run, not to mention his attention to detail, which makes him a perfect instructor for beginners as well as advanced students.

Tinh Tupy
BJJ Purple Belt

Where do I begin? I have known Jason for about 7 years now. We met doing bjj at the rec center in Howell. Since then, we have become training partners, business partners and I am happy to say, very close friends. As a person, Jason is a stand up guy, who sticks to his beliefs and will not back down to anyone. As a teacher, Jason has taught me more then anyone(black belts included) about the sport of jiu jitsu. He has a passion for learning and teaching bjj that is unparalleled. He is very patient when it comes to teaching and is very knowledgeable on the subject. I am sad to see him move to a different school but am also looking forward to training with him in the future.

Greg Killian
BJJ Purple Belt

I trained under Jason Scully for about five months. When I started with Jason I had already had a few years of BJJ training under my belt but wanted to further my knowledge of the martial art. Jason provided me and my fellow training partners with a comfortable training environment which allowed everyone to learn effectively and efficiently regardless of previous experience. He was friendly and humble from the first day I met him and had a wealth of knowledge of BJJ both in the gi and without the gi, along with competition experience. Scully was active in competitions and believed in the value received from the competition experience. He is a calm individual who never seemed to get frustrated, and a teacher who you could tell took pride in seeing his students conquer their own personal goals. I had a pleasant and beneficial experience training under Jason Scully.

Rob Woods
BJJ White Belt

Since I began taking jiu-jitsu classes about a year ago, I've had the privilege of training with Jason many times. I always feel inspired and enlightened afterward. His love for jiu-jitsu and teaching is evident; he is always willing to share his extraordinary wealth of knowledge about the sport - breaking down moves and explaining them in a way that is simple and easy to understand. His technique is clean and efficient - beautiful to look at. He's also a lot of fun to train with, because he's so easy-going and patient, and he clearly enjoys his time spent on the mats.

Stefanie Gotta
BJJ White Belt

Where do I begin, I have often said Jason Scully is a true student of BJJ. I've always been very impressed with Jason's knowledge of the sport, I refer to him as a walking BJJ encyclopedia. Jason is able to fully explain techniques and break down BJJ to it's simplest form. He makes training intense and fun at the same time. His teaching ability and character is something you will have a difficult time finding at another school. I've been a student of Jason's for over 3 years and I'm proud to call him my friend. I would recommend Jason's academy to anyone looking to train, from the BJJ competitor to the beginner. His message is simple, "No politics, just hard training".

Rob P.
BJJ Blue Belt

When I first met Jason Scully I was walking around at 200lbs, out of shape and lacking focus in life. The every day 9 to 5 grind of being a business man in the city was eating away my desire to care about anything but work. Jason presented me with an opportunity to train in his advanced class to accommodate my busy work schedule although I had no jiu jitsu experience. I quickly found that Jason was not some guy running a McDojo, but a mentor and a good friend.

In three months of training I won my first jiu jitsu tournament at Grapplers Quest. The skill set of wrestling, judo and jiu jitsu that he taught me enabled me to beat competing students of some of the best jiu jitsu academies on the East Coast. Jason’s teaching style makes everyone he instructs feel like a winner by paying special attention to everyone, not just those who are excelling. Not only did Jason teach me, he counseled me on weight loss, mental stability and a new way to look at life. I was taught how to focus and brush away my frustrations with a deep breathe. He lifted all my doubts and fears of the unknown in the jiu jitsu room which is now my sanctuary of peace.

Now I walk around 20lbs. lighter, a champion and with the reassuring fact that my instructor is more than that title, he is my friend. Jason is an experienced world class grappler and one of the best athletic coaches I have ever had the privilege of training under. The man eats, sleeps, and lives grappling which is why he will take in any student who is willing to listen and learn. Jason Scully is a mentor that every aspiring grappler should come into contact with one day.

Andrew Vuocolo
BJJ White Belt

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Topic: Eddie Bravo - Mastering the Rubber Guard Book Review
chou_e

Replies: 2
Views: 1177
 PostForum: Book Review Forum   Posted: Tue Feb 27, 2007 9:38 am   Subject: Re:
i bought the book, too. it should be here next week! i'm heading out to long beach next week, so hopefully i'll have a shot at training with the twister himself.
Topic: 400 Pound Suplex - Fixed
chou_e

Replies: 9
Views: 1704
 PostForum: The Grapplers Guide Academy Fight/Competition Media Forum   Posted: Fri Sep 15, 2006 12:15 pm   Subject: Re:
i made that comment first. i'm sure scully just put his timestamp a little earlier than mine.
Topic: 400 Pound Suplex - Fixed
chou_e

Replies: 9
Views: 1704
 PostForum: The Grapplers Guide Academy Fight/Competition Media Forum   Posted: Fri Sep 15, 2006 10:36 am   Subject: 400 Pound Suplex - Fixed
that was pretty sick. the smaller guy was pretty damn close to having 400 pounds dropped in his head/neck.
Topic: rumina sato flying arm bar
chou_e

Replies: 0
Views: 883
 PostForum: The Grapplers Guide Academy Fight/Competition Media Forum   Posted: Wed Sep 13, 2006 3:43 pm   Subject: rumina sato flying arm bar
here's a highlight with rumina sato including his flying arm bar at around 3:45. sickest flying arm bar i've ever seen. mine was better at the naga but i didn't see that one icon_lol.gif

i don't know wh ...
Topic: Ricky Lundell vs. Jeff Glover (BJJ No-Gi)
chou_e

Replies: 3
Views: 853
 PostForum: The Grapplers Guide Academy Fight/Competition Media Forum   Posted: Wed Sep 13, 2006 9:17 am   Subject: Ricky Lundell vs. Jeff Glover (BJJ No-Gi)
he looked over a little before that too when he almost got that one butterfly/x-guard type sweep. he was almost on top, looked over, and fell back. he got it eventually but it was still whack. maybe h ...
Topic: Ricky Lundell vs. Jeff Glover (BJJ No-Gi)
chou_e

Replies: 3
Views: 853
 PostForum: The Grapplers Guide Academy Fight/Competition Media Forum   Posted: Wed Sep 13, 2006 12:33 am   Subject: Ricky Lundell vs. Jeff Glover (BJJ No-Gi)
man, hip bump sweep for the win. basics, man. basics.
Topic: Take the back from Half Mount Technique
chou_e

Replies: 2
Views: 772
 PostForum: The Grapplers Guide Academy Training Media Forum   Posted: Wed Jul 12, 2006 9:30 am   Subject: Take the back from Half Mount Technique
and it probably won't work unless the bottom guy has his inside leg immediately on top of the top guy's leg. if the bottom guy's outside leg is on top you don't get the right hook when you somersault ...
Topic: Rich Franklin vs. Ryoto Machida
chou_e

Replies: 5
Views: 855
 PostForum: The Grapplers Guide Academy Fight/Competition Media Forum   Posted: Fri Jun 16, 2006 9:22 am   Subject: Rich Franklin vs. Ryoto Machida
this guy is tough but he outweighs a flabby BJ by 30 pounds at least. i sure hope "baby fat" jay can make the comeback.
Topic: Rich Franklin Working Out
chou_e

Replies: 4
Views: 1016
 PostForum: The Grapplers Guide Academy Training Media Forum   Posted: Tue May 30, 2006 11:57 pm   Subject: Rich Franklin Working Out
i think i have a man-crush on jason scully.
Topic: Rich Franklin Working Out
chou_e

Replies: 4
Views: 1016
 PostForum: The Grapplers Guide Academy Training Media Forum   Posted: Tue May 30, 2006 11:24 pm   Subject: Rich Franklin Working Out
i think i have a man-crush on rich franklin.
Topic: Royce Gracie Training for Matt Hughes
chou_e

Replies: 4
Views: 1009
 PostForum: The Grapplers Guide Academy Training Media Forum   Posted: Thu May 18, 2006 1:45 pm   Subject: Royce Gracie Training for Matt Hughes
how do you train kickboxing for 12 years and have technique like that?

it's a good thing matt can't throw, either.
Topic: MMA Highlight Videos by Robert Park
chou_e

Replies: 8
Views: 987
 PostForum: The Grapplers Guide Academy Fight/Competition Media Forum   Posted: Thu May 18, 2006 9:39 am   Subject: MMA Highlight Videos by Robert Park
who's that asian dude they show after don frye knocks the socks out of sideburns shamrock?
Topic: Catch Wrestling Technique Video
chou_e

Replies: 5
Views: 1038
 PostForum: The Grapplers Guide Academy Training Media Forum   Posted: Wed May 17, 2006 11:06 am   Subject: Catch Wrestling Technique Video
jiu-jitsu bash!
Topic: MMA Highlight Videos by Robert Park
chou_e

Replies: 8
Views: 987
 PostForum: The Grapplers Guide Academy Fight/Competition Media Forum   Posted: Fri May 12, 2006 4:23 pm   Subject: MMA Highlight Videos by Robert Park
another robby park video.

Topic: MMA Highlight Videos by Robert Park
chou_e

Replies: 8
Views: 987
 PostForum: The Grapplers Guide Academy Fight/Competition Media Forum   Posted: Fri May 12, 2006 12:17 pm   Subject: MMA Highlight Videos by Robert Park
the first video always makes me wonder what the hell am i doing with my life.
 
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