The Ultimate in Martial Arts

beacha2k · 02-09-2006, 02:32 PM

does anybody know of any good facilities or instructors in or around brighton, michigan teaching bjj or thai boxing? also, i just turned 30 and i am seriously considering learning both styles simultaneously and i was doing a little fishing for some words of encouragement or discouragement.

SweepEm · 02-14-2006, 12:04 PM

Dude, you are one of the lucky ones looking for the perfect school.

Warrior Way in Walled Lake has what you need. The place is HUGE!
Biggest BJJ school I've ever seen. Most Jiu Jitsu schools are small with small mat space but Warrior Way has a huge mat area.

Harvey Berman is a brown belt in BJJ under Prof. Caique and is not far from being a black belt.
Harvey is super cool, along with Jessica Ross. They have a great staff of instructors too. Caique is also super cool and does make trips to Michigan for seminars. I trained with him for a short time when he first came to the US.

http://www.caiquejiujitsu.com/

I don't know the Muay Thai instructor but he's a world champion in MT.

I've trained a few times at Warrior Way even though I'm here in LA. I have relatives in Walled Lake and used to visit Michigan frequently as punishment...
[the weather in Michigan sucks.......hot humid Summers, cold Winters..]

http://www.warriorway.com/

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02-14-2006, 12:04 PM	#2 (permalink)
SweepEm Master Join Date: Sep 2000 Location: Los Angeles Posts: 2,845 Groans: 0 Groaned at 0 Times in 0 Posts	Dude, you are one of the lucky ones looking for the perfect school. Warrior Way in Walled Lake has what you need. The place is HUGE! Biggest BJJ school I've ever seen. Most Jiu Jitsu schools are small with small mat space but Warrior Way has a huge mat area. Harvey Berman is a brown belt in BJJ under Prof. Caique and is not far from being a black belt. Harvey is super cool, along with Jessica Ross. They have a great staff of instructors too. Caique is also super cool and does make trips to Michigan for seminars. I trained with him for a short time when he first came to the US. http://www.caiquejiujitsu.com/ I don't know the Muay Thai instructor but he's a world champion in MT. I've trained a few times at Warrior Way even though I'm here in LA. I have relatives in Walled Lake and used to visit Michigan frequently as punishment... [the weather in Michigan sucks.......hot humid Summers, cold Winters..] http://www.warriorway.com/

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