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Home MOST LIKED INSTRUCTORS – Below are the top 8 most sought after BJJ instructors in the world according to 60,000+ visitors to RMBJJ. Click on the instructors photo for more information… 1 Ricky Lundell 1° Black Lindon Utah Likes: 3620

Cmts: 82 2 Rigan Machado 8° Red Black Los Angeles CA Likes: 3168

Cmts: 41 3 Carlos Machado 7° Red Black Dallas TX Likes: 2087

Cmts: 58 4 Chip Coffey 1° Black Cartersville GA Likes: 1796

Cmts: 97 5 John Machado 6° Black Culver City California Likes: 1718

Cmts: 5 6 Pat Cooligan 0° Black Ottawa Ontario Likes: 1700

Cmts: 92 7 Roger Machado 6° Black Pasadena California Likes: 1639

Cmts: 5 8 Jean Jacques Machado 7° Red Black Tarzana CA Likes: 1494

Cmts: 18 MOST COMMENTED INSTRUCTORS – Below are the top 8 most talked about BJJ instructors in the world. Click on the instructors photo for more information… 1 Len Hamilton 0° Brown NY Cmts: 180

Likes: 1188 2 Mica Cipili 3° Black Las Vegas NV Cmts: 179

Likes: 1358 3 Walter Vital 3° Black Las Vegas Nevada Cmts: 146

Likes: 734 4 Scott Tannenbaum 4° Black Phoenix Arizona Cmts: 142

Likes: 579 5 Jeff Cope 0° Black Winston-Salem NC Cmts: 133

Likes: 416 6 Brian Miller 1° Brown Greensboro NC Cmts: 117

Likes: 244 7 Sammy Garcia 0° Black West Covina California Cmts: 109

Likes: 168 8 Pedro Sauer 7° Red Black Sterling VA Cmts: 104

Likes: 1223 UPCOMING SEMINARS – Below are the most recently added BJJ seminars. Click here for a complete listing, to search for upcoming seminars in your area or to add your own seminar. LAST 5 COMMENTS – To view more recent comments left on instructors click here. Visit your instructor’s profile to see what comments have been left on him or her. Marcus Vinicius 1. Submitted by Paul Price for Marcus Vinicius – Saturday May 26, 2018 12:27 PM LA has numerous BJJ spots. Marcus and his son Vinny are by far some of the best instructors in the city. While other schools may have bigger names, Marcus is a tough and technical instructor who genuinely cares about his students and their progression in BJJ. I have lived in LA for 15 years, the last 3 training with Marcus and Vinny. Upon moving out of the city, this school is one of the few things I will truly miss and likely irreplaceable. Give them a month and you will see what I mean. Leave Comment Phil Cardella 2. Submitted by Shiloh Pelchat for Phil Cardella – Saturday April 21, 2018 8:02 AM My daughters first started Jiujitsu with Phil, and now my whole family does it. Phil is so great with the kids, keeps them focused and always learning. I�m so thankful to have found Jiujitsu and I believe it has enhanced our lives, full circle. I hope Phil never leaves St. Augustine. Leave Comment Mike Casey 3. Submitted by Jim Moran for Mike Casey – Tuesday March 20, 2018 9:55 PM I trained and taught karate for many years and always wanted to get into Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. Having no other point of reference I gave Michael Casey’s school a try and soon found out there is no more legitimate Gracie School anywhere, much less in NYC. Michael maintains the philosophy (self-defense first, sport second) of the Gracie family that inspired a nation of martial artists in the early days of the UFC. He has, and shares with his students, direct access to Grand Master Relson Gracie and his brothers but just as importantly, he’s cultivated the best group of assistant instructors and training partners I’ve experienced at any BJJ school (and I’ve now had the opportunity to visit quite a few). Whether you’re looking for a long term adventure into a lifetime of Jiu Jitsu or just want to ‘get in shape’ with something more interesting than the drudgery of ‘going to the gym’ three days a week, I can’t recommend Michael’s school enough. Leave Comment Chance Ward 4. Submitted by John Ouzts for Chance Ward – Tuesday March 20, 2018 5:20 PM I�ve been training with Mr. Ward for three years now. In addition to being a skilled practitioner, he�s also an instructor with ethics, integrity, passion, and foremost, teaching skill. I feel as if I�ve �leveled up� after every session. I always leave with some insight I had not previously considered and the well of knowledge never seems to run dry. If you�re interested in improving yourself as a beginner or an advanced student, you�re in excellent hands with Mr. Ward. The value is incredible! Highly recommended! Leave Comment Mike Casey 5. Submitted by Al Montoya for Mike Casey – Tuesday March 20, 2018 3:32 PM Mike Casey 2nd degree black belt under Relson Gracie. One of the nicest easy going professor I have ever trained with. He is dedicated to maintaining traditional Gracie Jiu-Jitsu but has an open mind to new concepts that will improve our over all game. Mike and his instructors are all very passionate about teaching and it shows.Im glad to be part of this school. Leave Comment POST YOUR ARTICLE OR SEMINAR HERE. FREE. BY: BOBBY THOMPSON I’m going to be volunteering this space to anyone who wants to send in a BJJ related article. You can post your article here or advertise your seminar or school free of charge… click here to read the rest MY JIU-JITSU RANT. BY: BOBBY THOMPSON Here’s a lengthy rant I put together on my background with the art and sport of Gracie/Brazilian Jiu-jitsu. I’m not a writer and I never blog so it’s erratic and jumps around a quite a bit. Many of you have written me and I’ve made some friendships from having developed the site so I thought I would share a little about who I am, my history in the sport, some of my experiences (positive and negative) and my opinions about styles of teaching and things as trivial as terminology. Basically it’s a brain fart. Please let me know your thoughts. These are just my opinions and they are not wrong or right, just what I believe. We are all entitled to them… click here to read the rest Rigan Machado – highest rated BJJ instructor of 2012. Ricky Lundell – highest rated BJJ instructor of 2011. WELCOME TO WWW.RATEMYBJJINSTRUCTOR.COM! To begin, type the first and/or last name of your instructor in the search box at the top right of the menu. 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