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    Aging students earning upper belts in bjj

    I don't know where I fit in. I got my blue Belt 7 years ago today (8/31/11) and I till actively train but I usually lose to most at the gym. I turned 69 last month and generally I roll with anyone as assigned by the Sensei. I do a lot better in no-gi than gi (like it more and have a wrestling...
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    Why BJJ is so expensive

    There is no doubt that running a school requires a major investment with many fixed and variable costs. However, adjustments can and should be made where appropriate. Discounts for seniors and those of low income(with proper proof) would be a good start as well as discounts for those who walk...
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    Any guys here in their 50's and 60's still training Jiu jitsu?

    I am 67 and training most days of the week when I can. Started at 60, had some injuries along the way including a hip replacement. I notice that endurance is an issue but just cannot get enough mat time as jiujitsu is everything to me. Have been a blue belt in 2011 and have a lot of work needed...
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    Discouraged Blue Belt

    I received my blue belt on 08/31/2011 at a different place than where I train now. The place I train now uses testing to achieve belt levels. Stripes are only given for white and black belts thus there is no measure other than where you think you are or more important, where the instructor...
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