Head Instructor: Jose Tabora
Jose Tabora is a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu brown belt under Robson Moura. Jose has been training Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu for about 17 years. Through out those years Jose has learned the gentle art from various BJJ masters: Rickson Gracie, Ricard Almeida, Fernando Yamasaki and Wellington “Megaton” Dias. Jose continues to learn the latest BJJ techniques from Robson Moura. When you are learning from Jose, you are learning from a treasure chest of BJJ knowledge. Whether you are training for competition or just looking to get in shape with Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Jose will guide you on the right path. Jiu Jitsu is a journey.
Jose has also been learning and teaching Muay Thai for 9 years under Sakasem “The Punisher” Kanthawong. Jose attends and set-up seminars where he is constantly learning new techniques and training methods for Muay Thai. Jose has taken Muay Thai and implemented a cardio aspect for people just wanting to learn Muay Thai without contact. So, if you are looking to learn Muay Thai whether it be full contact or just get a great cardio workout Jose will guide you.
Jose has been training in MMA for about 17 years ever since he started with BJJ. Jose mixes the core technqiues of BJJ, freestyle wrestling and Muay Thai that he has learned over the years creating a devasting style of MMA. Jose has all the right equipment for the MMA student looking to take his game to the next level. Jose has a half cage, a full boxing ring, over 10 heavy bags, tractor tires of various weights, rope pullies, elastic ropes and various other equipment fo his students. Whether you want to be the next UFC Fighter or just get in MMA shape Jose has the right equipment and training to guide you.
Good luck with your tournament at CSULB!
Eduardo
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For Jose, Good luck in your many competitions with your martial arts! Be safe!
Eduardo
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Cardio Workout is really great when you want to burnout those calories~’”
Went to a class last week, but it wasn’t what I thought it was. It was fun, but I learned real quick that I need to work on protection more than I have in the past (granted it was strictly Muay Thai, not mixed). I could continue going, but what’s the use of getting my face bashed in every week, I’m not learning anything that way. Wanted to get more instruction and get hands on down the road. Any chance of private training?
John- I’m trying to understand your statement. Do you basically mean that the class consisted of you just being used as a sparring dummy, as opposed to a student who should be learning? You felt that you weren’t really being taught anything?
Keep it up and in 2011
If i dnt get to meet you guys at Stellar 2, Good Luck, Ill be at a VIP table ring side. I heard about you guys through my Bro Pat .
Best MMA school in Jersey period, north south east or west! Flawless jui jitsu, incredible muay thai, + wrestleing, boxing, Even cardio boxing/kickboxing-funcional training for the average joe or joe’s wife!!! Wow, how do you get all that under 1 roof? More over, Where! else do you get ALL that under 1 roof?????
Do you focus more on gi or no-gi BJJ in the BJJ classes?