Can you make it bigger next time? :)

Great post. As a 65 year old blue belt, I know that I will never be a competitor. I just want to stay injury free and last as long as I can. I enjoy the training and all the great people I get to meet at my school.

Hi guys my name is hussain am from iraq a saw bjj 2y ago and it stuck with me ever since I've trained TKD and boxing since i was 8 years of age, i haven't been able to train bjj ever since ive seen it due to lack of schools in my town the nearest bjj school is 600-800km away , i found this mma gym near me they have some kind of bjj (not traditional) but the couch there is a judo black belt a very nice person too yet the training is 2 times a week and not very focused no open mat just drilling for 10 min and u get in the cage for one round a 100% fight that wasn't very good for me because i kept getting injures , so i wasn't ready to give up on my bjj journey and bought some mats and started training in my house with a couple of friends i did a very critical searching on what to do and what to focus on granted chasen hill youtube channel helped out alot and bjj black belt who lives in Canada was nice enough to help out , my goal is to spread the word about bjj in my city and country and get good enough to open a bjj school and start teaching , its been a rough road but am not giving up any time soon ,going to travel to another city for 2 days to train in a proper bjj school and bring back home whatever they will be kind enough to teach me , aa would love to hear anyone's input and advise

Hello everyone. I started BJJ now over 20 years ago. I've spent most of time time under the direction of Master Joe Moreira. Im currently living and teaching BJJ in Singapore. In the coming months I am opening my own academy. Please send me some votes if you could so I can verify my acct. Im starting to get my students on here as well. I appreciate all the support. Thanks

Hello Jean René From Canada, new blue belt here started training jiu-jitsu about 1 year and a half, best therapy I could have, been doing it about 4 to 5 times a week, the people at the gym are like family now :)

Salut, bienvenue à Beltchecker. :)

Hi everyone, I’m Stefan, training out of Freiburg in southern Germany (close to Switzerland). I’ve been practicing Martial Arts for most of my life. I started as a Karate Kid and later transitioned to Muay Thai and MMA. Like many, MMA led me to discover Grappling, and for the past few years, I’ve been focusing exclusively on BJJ (alongside strength and conditioning). I began my journey in an MMA gym but soon moved to train under Matteo (Matthias Bernard), who has awarded me all my belts. Most recently, he honored me with my Black Belt and recommended I register it with Beltchecker. I’m currently working on my profile there and would greatly appreciate any tips or feedback. I find the platform really useful and am encouraging my teammates to join as well. Additionally, we’ve been training ecologically for a few months now. If you’re interested in discussing that or happen to visit Freiburg, feel free to reach out to me!

A warm welcome at beltchecker, Justin!🤗 If You post any evidence (except a bad pic of a cerificate), i.e. a graduation pic with Your promoting instructor (perfectly if 2nd degree of Your instructor is visible) or stuff like that I‘ll be fast giving You my 100pts..🤙🏼 Without any evidence You look like a cool dude anyway!🥳

Done! Posted more pics in gallery as well as under promotion history from brown and purple. I appreciate the feedback my friend!

Voted for ya as well. You should be golden soon :)

Hey my name is Kory Moegenburg I’m originally from Iowa born and raised wrestled though school in high school I met a guy at a party that was a pro muaythai that was 10 years older then me and had a blue belt in Brazilian jiu jitsu I went to Florida Pensacola area and started training jiu jitsu at a gym called Gracie downtown Which I believe was a Pedro suar lineage as the dude above Tony baker was Allen Hopkins where I got my blue belt After that I went to the academy of Pensacola which I got my purple belt from the guy above my coach was Adriano lucio from Brazil. I got my promotion from John Henson I went back to Iowa and ended up getting my brown belt from guardian jiu jitsu & Judo from George king he is a black belt from Gracie barra and opened his own school in are small little town of Ottumwa I started doing my fight camps in Tampa Florida at American top team at purple belt I ended up moving out there and living so I ended up getting my black belt from master Rafael Garcia professional mixed martial artist Muaythai kickboxing champion MMA champion Honorable mentions Bellator MMA vet LFA vet BKFC vet I have now moved to Las Vegas and I currently coach at the UFC cooperate gym in centennial

Hey my name is Kory Moegenburg I’m originally from Iowa born and raised wrestled though school in high school I met a guy at a party that was a pro muaythai that was 10 years older then me and had a blue belt in Brazilian jiu jitsu I went to Florida Pensacola area and started training jiu jitsu at a gym called Gracie downtown Which I believe was a Pedro suar lineage as the dude above Tony baker was Allen Hopkins where I got my blue belt After that I went to the academy of Pensacola which I got my purple belt from the guy above my coach was Adriano lucio from Brazil. I got my promotion from John Henson I went back to Iowa and ended up getting my brown belt from guardian jiu jitsu & Judo from George king he is a black belt from Gracie barra and opened his own school in are small little town of Ottumwa I started doing my fight camps in Tampa Florida at American top team at purple belt I ended up moving out there and living so I ended up getting my black belt from master Rafael Garcia professional mixed martial artist Muaythai kickboxing champion MMA champion Honorable mentions Bellator MMA vet LFA vet BKFC vet I have now moved to Las Vegas and I currently coach at the UFC cooperate gym in centennial

Hi, My name is Monterey. Today is my birthday. Today I am 16 and beltchecker has stopped telling me I am too young to do that. The first thing I need to do is say Thank You, Thank you, Thank you to everyone that has voted for me over the years. It was painful that I was not able to thank you at the time. I will go back and thank each of you soon. So at 7 yrs old I started training Jiu-Jitsu at Gracie Humaita. Columbia, MO. At 16, Still there. It took me 8 1/2 years to earn my Blue Belt. I plan on getting a masters degree in less time. I did take the long road and team mates that started at the same time as me are now mostly Heavy purple or Brown Belts now. That's ok, I have had every belt on the rack, white through Green. Green is a sweet belt. I wanted that Blue so bad but will always cherish the Green. I don't really know the stats but imagine that I am in the 'longest time ever to earn a Blue Belt group'. Thank you again, everyone that has given me a vote of confidence. Thank you Beltchecker for all of this and thanks to Gracie Humaita with all my team mates that have gotten me this far. I love Jiu-Jitsu, don't really remember a time I wasn't training and cant imagine a time not training. Now I go get a drivers license, a car with the GI in the back seat. See you on the mats, and the roads.

Hi, My name is Monterey. Today is my birthday. Today I am 16 and beltchecker has stopped telling me I am too young to do that. The first thing I need to do is say Thank You, Thank you, Thank you to everyone that has voted for me over the years. It was painful that I was not able to thank you at the time. I will go back and thank each of you soon. So at 7 yrs old I started training Jiu-Jitsu at Gracie Humaita. Columbia, MO. At 16, Still there. It took me 8 1/2 years to earn my Blue Belt. I plan on getting a masters degree in less time. I did take the long road and team mates that started at the same time as me are now mostly Heavy purple or Brown Belts now. That's ok, I have had every belt on the rack, white through Green. Green is a sweet belt. I wanted that Blue so bad but will always cherish the Green. I don't really know the stats but imagine that I am in the 'longest time ever to earn a Blue Belt group'. Thank you again, everyone that has given me a vote of confidence. Thank you Beltchecker for all of this and thanks to Gracie Humaita with all my team mates that have gotten me this far. I love Jiu-Jitsu, don't really remember a time I wasn't training and cant imagine a time not training. Now I go get a drivers license, a car with the GI in the back seat. See you on the mats, and the roads.

Happy Birthday