Jiu-Jitsu truly is for everyone and no more is this point made when you see people with disabilities who train. I'm quite moved when I read articles or watch videos such as the following examples. As my own instructor says: "[they] got more balls than most people I know".
Andrew Robb: BJJ student and spina bifida sufferer.
Kyle Maynard, wrestler, MMA fighter and congenital amputee
Alessandro, BJJ student, blind
No excuses.
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That's awesome. We have a girl named Jordan who is blind who trains with us in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and Judo. She represented the USA in the Paralypics.
WOW! BJJ Jeremy well done for nurturing her talent.
Such a cool post! Very inspiring!
Thank you Meerkatsu for making my day with this awesome post!
Wow! Now that's the kind of spirit I need to have! No excuses. Get out on the mat and go for it! Great post.
Wow that blind kid is very very good
Love it. I need to write that ("No Excuses") on my bathroom mirror...
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