Team Franco Behring. Or maybe Army is a better term? Ossssssss!
The Orangeville Dojo was host to the Fall Franco Behring Symposium. Wow! That is all I can say. Every time Master Behring comes from Brazil and all the clubs within the Franco Behring Association get together as one team, I fall in love with bjj a little bit more. The funny thing is, it seems I couldn’t love it more, but it keeps happening. With such great people, starting with Master Behring and Professor Franco, and including all the black belt professors, Marco Costa, Papi Loco, Monkey, Francis Abramson, and all the bjj practitioners from white to brown belt, it’s no wonder it keeps happening. Congrats to the London BJJ students who received a promotion or stripes From Master Behring and Professor Franco. I am proud of all the London BJJ students and their accomplishments. Keep training hard and you’ll reap the rewards. Here are a few photos from the event. Click on the thumbnails for a larger view of the photo with captions.
London BJJ is proud to announce an Open Invitation BJJ & Grappling Seminar with Professor Francis Abramson of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on Tuesday, November 10th from 8-10p.m.
The Orangeville Dojo is proud to host this year’s Franco Behring Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Symposium from November 13-15. Along with featuring Master Sylvio Behring of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil & Professor Shah Franco of Toronto, ON, Canada, many of the black belt instructors from the association will be in attendance to share their knowledge with the Franco Behring Members. If you love BJJ, don’t miss this great opportunity to share the mat with, and get some instruction from, some of Canada’s and Brazil’s great BJJ practitioners!
London BJJ is officially open for training. The website is still under construction, but we’re hoping to have it complete soon. For questions about London BJJ or if you’d like to try a week for free, please email and we’ll get back to you asap.
For now, enjoy this video of Sensei Angelo Panoussis of the Orangeville Dojo and Ian Behring, Master Behring’s son, performing the progressive guard techniques as a demo at the 2009 Rio State BJJ Championships in Brazil.
When it comes to the future, there are three kinds of people: those who let it happen, those who make it happen, and those who wonder what happened. — John M. Richardson, Jr.
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