Sou praticante de taekwondo e quero conhecer praticantes de jiu-jitsu portugueses, para amizade, iniciação de treinos, que vivam em Portugal e que sejam bissexuais para discretamente termos algo mais.
Welcome on the mats.
I have no worry : you'll soon have fun, and then you'll become addict, as many guys of bjj world. And you'll wonder why you waited so long before trying.
Good journey man.
100 percent! You do get addicted to it and want to go everyday before you realize its important to take breaks from time to time. haha but you go anyway when your feeling sore cuz you wanna learn more!
Very addictive. There is something about bjj that pumps me up from the time I am walking to the bus to go to the dojo, and the endorphin high from bjj stays with me until well after the class is over. To those of u new to bjj I say that"everybody has had their first day" and I still remember my first day at bjj years ago. I even have mats at home in Las Vegas, NV if anyone wants to practive bjj techniques thatlives or is visiitng the area. Only a blue belt but bjj is everything to me. Thanks
Very happy for you man! Glad you started your training journey in BJJ or in the style that you find an affinity for. I remember started was the the probably the hardest part for me too so I know where you are coming from.
Best of luck and don't give up!
I’m here with great news! I bit the bullet today and signed up to a BJJ training course!
Long story short, I aimlessly subscribed to a newsletter through social media for BJJ classes based within my home area (Brighton/Worthing) they got in touch recently (today in fact) and we had a call about what my interests are, why I signed up, and what the classes have to offer.
After much negotiation, I paid a small deposit and officially signed up to a 12-week training course! The first few weeks will strictly be focused for all beginners, then the second six weeks will give me access to training seminars with a mixed variety of levels, and the training centre is practically a walks distance from me!
I can’t wait to get going. Prior to my previous post ‘Curious to try, Anxious to get going’ I feel like that thread a manifestation, if you will, for myself and now that I’m all signed up, I’m even more curious to try it out and now itching to get started! Will be sure to post further updates on how the classes go and goodness knows how it will change my state of being after the 12 weeks!
With that being said I appreciate everyone’s support on my previous post and would ask kindly to keep supporting me on this new found journey. It is highly appreciated and taken into consideration.
Rogerio1 (0)
10 days agoSou praticante de taekwondo e quero conhecer praticantes de jiu-jitsu portugueses, para amizade, iniciação de treinos, que vivam em Portugal e que sejam bissexuais para discretamente termos algo mais.
ladron fr (53)
24 days agoWelcome on the mats.
I have no worry : you'll soon have fun, and then you'll become addict, as many guys of bjj world. And you'll wonder why you waited so long before trying.
Good journey man.
Jesse Zane (54 )
23 days ago(In reply to this)
100 percent! You do get addicted to it and want to go everyday before you realize its important to take breaks from time to time. haha but you go anyway when your feeling sore cuz you wanna learn more!
BJJWrestlerLasVegas (14)
20 days ago(In reply to this)
Very addictive. There is something about bjj that pumps me up from the time I am walking to the bus to go to the dojo, and the endorphin high from bjj stays with me until well after the class is over. To those of u new to bjj I say that"everybody has had their first day" and I still remember my first day at bjj years ago. I even have mats at home in Las Vegas, NV if anyone wants to practive bjj techniques thatlives or is visiitng the area. Only a blue belt but bjj is everything to me. Thanks
Jesse Zane (54 )
24 days agoVery happy for you man! Glad you started your training journey in BJJ or in the style that you find an affinity for. I remember started was the the probably the hardest part for me too so I know where you are coming from.
Best of luck and don't give up!
f4leglock (11)
25 days agoWell done! Enjoy the journey.
Suffoc801 (9)
27 days agoHello everyone!
I’m here with great news! I bit the bullet today and signed up to a BJJ training course!
Long story short, I aimlessly subscribed to a newsletter through social media for BJJ classes based within my home area (Brighton/Worthing) they got in touch recently (today in fact) and we had a call about what my interests are, why I signed up, and what the classes have to offer.
After much negotiation, I paid a small deposit and officially signed up to a 12-week training course! The first few weeks will strictly be focused for all beginners, then the second six weeks will give me access to training seminars with a mixed variety of levels, and the training centre is practically a walks distance from me!
I can’t wait to get going. Prior to my previous post ‘Curious to try, Anxious to get going’ I feel like that thread a manifestation, if you will, for myself and now that I’m all signed up, I’m even more curious to try it out and now itching to get started! Will be sure to post further updates on how the classes go and goodness knows how it will change my state of being after the 12 weeks!
With that being said I appreciate everyone’s support on my previous post and would ask kindly to keep supporting me on this new found journey. It is highly appreciated and taken into consideration.
Thanks for reading!
~ H