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Children’s Martial Arts Results – Copa Nova BJJ Championships
Posted on January 9th, 2010 2 commentsAge Skill Weight Result Brendan Bill Kids Beginner No-Gi Flyweight (<60 lbs) 1st Beginner Gi Flyweight (<60 lbs) 1st Majene Boyer Adult Beginner No-Gi Class A (<120 lbs) 1st White Belt Class A (<120 lbs) 2nd Seth Fillers Kids Advanced No-Gi Featherweight (<70 lbs) 3rd Advanced Gi Featherweight (<70 lbs) 1st Mason Hollis Kids Beginner No-Gi Bantamweight (<50 lbs) 1st Beginner Gi Bantamweight (<50 lbs) 1st Sean Shipley Kids Beginner Gi Middleweight (<110 lbs) 2nd Shawn Suser Kids Beginner Gi Welterweight (<95 lbs) 1st space
Another strong tournament for our Kids Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu team. This time we sent a few of our veterans along with one or two first-timers but still got great results. If you live in Howard County and are looking for a top-tier childrens martial arts program in Columbia, MD, please give us a call. -
Royce “Shoyoroll” Kerbow Promoted to Blue Belt
Posted on January 5th, 2010 1 commentIt was back-to-back promotion days at Crazy 88 Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu as Royce “Shoyoroll” Kerbow received his Blue Belt. Royce (pronounced as in Rolls Royce and not the first Ultimate Fighting Champion) has been training regularly since he started over a year ago. Because of his job, he trains when he can – sometimes at 7 AM, sometimes at 11:30 AM, sometimes at the 7 PM and other times at 10:30 PM but he stays consistent and has been steadily improving his skills.
It was a long and tough test with over 25 students in the White Belt class, each wrestling Royce for a minute but he made it through. Near the end of the test, Royce hurt his knee but he insisted on continuing the test and when it was all over, the Crazy 88 students all clapped and congratulated the newest member of the Blue Belt squad.
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Mikhail Onischenko Promoted to Blue Belt
Posted on January 4th, 2010 No commentsCongratulations to Mikhail Onischenko, our newest BJJ Blue Belt here at Crazy 88. Mikhail is one of the first group of students that started training when we were located in the half-basketball court at the Body Factory, trying not to crash through the glass windows. Back then, only four pairs of students could roll on the ground at a time and only two pairs could practice takedowns. And we only had classes three times per week!
Mikhail is one of our most dedicated students – he never misses a 7 AM class and usually drives to Reston, VA right after training for his job. Good work Mikhail!
PS – Just got off the phone with Mike Easton. Everything looks good for a Mixed Martial Arts Seminar on Saturday, January 23. Mike is a Black Belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and one of the USA’s top 145 lb MMA fighters. He is a very well-rounded fighter with heavy striking abilities and he has also won Pan-American and World Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu medals. Do not miss this seminar!







