ブラジリアン柔術アカデミーRJJ｜埼玉県 上尾 桶川 格闘技ジム

I hadn't been doing anything that seemed to be an exercise for more than ten years since I became a member of society, but when I returned to my parents' house for the first time in a long time, my teacher at that time was doing Jiu-jitsu, and I became interested in Jiu-jitsu. I searched for a dojo and applied for the RJJ experience. I was worried until I went to the experience, but when I went there, I decided to join immediately because I thought that I could continue at my own pace with a high level of guidance. Now I am fascinated by Jiu-jitsu and have become a part of my life. It is really recommended for those who want to have fun, become stronger, and want to exercise.

At the age of 42, I haven't exercised at all for about 10 years, my weight has increased to a record high, and I'm liable to get sick. , I was allowed to experience it. You can directly instruct a teacher who has a great track record at a reasonable price, and the teacher and seniors always care about safety, physical strength, and above all, what you are enjoying, and the comfort that you can see with a reasonable sense of distance immediately. I joined. It's only a short time, but my teachers and seniors will take the time to teach me the techniques carefully, even if I can't do anything, so even though I don't understand, I can do the Jiu-jitsu movements I saw on TV. I felt the fun of playing professional wrestling when I was a kid, and started to get hooked on Jiu-jitsu. In addition, I saw many people in their 40s and above practicing sparring, and listened to the stories of the games, which gave me courage. After dropping it, I started to want to sparring, playing games, and challenging the color band.

thank you for your hard work. I joined in the middle of May. I'm Nakajima, it's still my third practice. I go from Hidaka. June 9th today Experience → Immediate enrollment Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu? I knew it somehow, but I was interested in seeing Professor Okamoto's YouTube. Can I keep up with club activities in my 49s and 40s? Isn't the threshold high? I was worried a lot, but It was good to bother you with the experience. 1. Teachers and seniors will kindly guide you every time. I'm a complete amateur myself, and although I don't move as I was told, I'm imitating the seniors around me. Lol 2. I am self-employed and a craftsman. I move my body every day to make a living. It's a work that uses the body every day, but Jiu-jitsu moves completely differently from my usual work, it seems that it doesn't matter if I'm moving at work, I'm just starting, so my mild muscle pain is very comfortable. is. 3. I am quite satisfied with my life. However, after participating in the practice, a sense of fulfillment will be added. Wake up → work → drink, eat → sleep It was such a pace every day, but polite and kind seniors, teachers' guidance, student interaction, etc. are also stimulating to my heart and are very fulfilling. 4. Jiu-jitsu clothes look good! The jiu-jitsu clothes of my seniors are really good! There are various types! This time, I also received a good-looking Jiu-jitsu suit from Professor Okamoto's choice. I'm motivated! !! 5. You can participate at your own pace It was important to be able to participate without overdoing it because it was after work every time, to participate late, to leave early due to errands, wasn't it? Thank you for your continued support.

I joined as a parent and child. I used to play judo in junior high school and rugby in high school. Originally I like the competition to fight directly with the opponent and I can do it even from 49 years old I was looking for a competition. I want my son to be in the middle 3 and feel the growth and power on his skin, And I had my father feel the declining father with my skin, and the memory of being a parent and child I joined to burn. The deciding factor for joining is the kind seniors and BGM is played after all It's a place. surprised. Even if there are many things you can't do, you can kindly teach me, and according to your physical strength This is the best dojo you can practice. Highly recommended for people who lack exercise! !!

・ Before I did Jiu-Jitsu, I used to play snowboarding and basketball. ・ I learned about Jiu-Jitsu because I heard from my wife that the acupuncture and moxibustion teacher that my wife attends is doing Jiu-Jitsu. ・ The deciding factor for my experience was my wife's voice and I thought I wouldn't do anything if I missed it. ・ Before the experience, Jiu-jitsu had a high wall for me and I was very anxious. ・ I was nervous when I experienced it, but it was fun to teach me kindly and politely. ・ The deciding factor for joining is that it is fun for everyone to teach me kindly and politely. ・ After joining, the teachers and seniors will kindly ask me if I can do it gradually when I can't do it well, so I feel like I can do my best next time. And above all, it's fun. ・ The impression of the dojo is that it is a friendly atmosphere, sometimes laughing while seriously engaging in techniques.

Currently 48 years old When I was a child, I was doing various things such as karate, youth baseball, tennis, and swimming before I was an adult. I came loosely for a long time. ^ ^ However ... As I got older, I got more injured, and finally when I was in my thirties, I squeezed my spine with a snowboard and broke my spine. From that point on, my body is getting fat and I just need to have an examination at the company's health checkup ? Recently, I googled various sports such as sports gym, karate, kick, general, etc. and… In the end, I wondered if there was a place where I could do martial arts nearby, and when I searched for "martial arts around here" on Google Maps, "Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Academy RJJ" was a hit. As for Jiu-Jitsu, I liked martial arts, so I knew about it through PRIDE, Gracie Jiu-Jitsu, etc., so I immediately became interested in it. ? And as I open the homepage and look at various things, all the content is interesting. And the first reason is ... Is it "martial arts gym for 40s and over" ? However,,, It took some time to apply for the tour and experience. I was really worried. (About 2 months) lol It may be age-related, but ... To be honest, I don't have any friends I don't know It is quite courageous for an old man who has passed 40 to jump into such an unknown world with no experience in Jiu-jitsu. I was worried a lot. ? Participate in the actual experience It seemed stupid to have been worried until now. I was able to observe the fact that I couldn't participate in the practice without difficulty, and I didn't have to worry about anything. In my case Experience = I joined and experienced it with feelings I joined as it was on that day. It's been a month since I joined Because teachers and seniors will guide you carefully It's nice and fun to be able to do things that I couldn't do, albeit gradually. ☺️ But ... my body hurts here and there. smile But when the pain disappears It feels like the range of motion of the joints has expanded. The first thing I thought about when I started Jiu-Jitsu at RJJ After all it is a connection with people. Through Jiu-jitsu With teachers, seniors, and various people regardless of age Getting to know each other is my number one asset. I think Last but not least Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Academy RJJ I want to see the homepage and experience it If you think about it, don't worry and join us ^ ^ No worries. "Experienced" ? Excuse me for a long time.

I am a 50-year-old man who has been a member of RJJ for 3 months. Originally, I have been doing Shorinji Kempo since I was a high school student, and I am still involved as an instructor. The reason why I decided to learn Jiu-Jitsu now when I was 50 years old was that I couldn't practice my favorite Shorinji Kempo as much as I wanted because of all the boring things in this current Corona disaster. Originally, I've been interested in Jiu-Jitsu for almost 30 years, and I remember being very shocked when Royce Gracie won the 1st UFC. During my life in Corona, I found out about RJJ on the Internet, remembered the shock I had before, and decided to go for an experience. However, I was worried about applying. I wondered if it would be rude to the people who are doing Jiu-jitsu, or if it is okay to start at the age of 50, if the people who are doing Shorinji Kempo participate with a playful feeling. .. However, when I applied for the experience and actually went there, the members who participated, including Professor Okamoto, accepted it so much that it became ridiculous to have such troubles. In my case, I joined because I wanted to broaden my range of techniques and I wanted to learn ground fighting techniques. Since I joined, I have been able to live a fulfilling life in my daily life. You taught me a very interesting technique in practice, and although I am still unrivaled in sparring, I realized that I was happy to start what I had longed for at the age of 50 and that my technique has improved little by little. I did. It's full of fresh feelings like when I was a high school student who started Shorinji Kempo. At the dojo, I am grateful to be able to participate on my own schedule. Even on the day when I couldn't participate in the practice, I was able to report the content of the practice on that day, and I thought I wanted to go to the practice. On practice days, a lively atmosphere is created on days when many participants gather, and when the number of participants is small, there are many chances to be directly instructed by the teacher, which makes me happy. As I am a martial arts person, I was worried about going to experience, so I think it would be very courageous for someone who has no sports experience to experience it, but with "the courage to take one step", it really is. I think it will make you feel better. It is very nice and encouraging to have more Jiu-Jitsu friends.

I have little experience in sports and am 22 years old who has been attending a sports gym for the past few years. I knew the name of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu in a martial arts match that my friend showed me, but I didn't know much about what kind of martial arts it was. The reason I started trying was because I wanted to be stronger like the main character in a manga, and I wanted to try new things even once while I was a student. But before I went to the dojo, I was honestly heart-wrenching. I was thinking about what to do if there was a scary person, maybe someone like me who had no sports history was out of place. However, my worries ended in melancholy. The movements of my body that I had never experienced before were very enjoyable, and my teachers and seniors taught me kindly and politely to me who was clumsy. By the end of the experience, I was filled with the feeling of "let's do our best here". The three reasons for joining were that I enjoyed practicing, that my career was taught by a great teacher, and that the membership fee was low. Now it's fun to go to practice every day. I often feel growth in practice, which makes me feel positive. I was able to find something that I could devote myself to for the first time in my life, and I am living a fulfilling life. The dojo is always bright and everyone can laugh. It's a very cozy dojo where you can devote yourself seriously once you start practicing.