Andy Brown
22 years on the mats
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About
- Training since first belt22 year(s) and 4 month(s)
- BirthdayMarch 30, 198838 years old
- Member sinceJanuary 20206 years on Beltchecker.com One of the first 10,000 members
Bio
Nomadic brown belt. If I keep getting older and not getting promoted I might be able to win worlds one day.
I run Camp Aristos http://www.camparistos.com, if you want to come you need to be a verified blue belt or above on beltchecker
Achievements
5 of 18 unlockedProfile manually reviewed & certificate issued
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Verifications received19 / 25
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Years trained22
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Gold medals0 / 5
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Competition matches0 / 10
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Forum posts4 / 500
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Promotion history
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- 12 years, 8 months, 8 days
Brown belt Current belt
February 1, 2014London
Promoted byEduardo CarrierloAbsolutely certain of the year and month here.
- 3 years, 1 month
Purple belt
January 1, 2011Bath
Promoted bySalvatore PaceAlso hazy on the year. Could have been 2011, might very well have been 2010 or 2012.
- 2 years, 10 months
Blue belt
March 1, 2008Bath
Promoted bySalvatore PaceI'll be honest I'm a bit hazy on the precise year this happened.
- 3 years, 9 months
White belt
June 1, 2004Epsom
Epsom Sleeping Storm Dojo started training with Riccardo of Nova Forca. Trained for a few months as a kid and didn't continue with Jiu-jitsu until I got to University.
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"seems legit and funny guy"
"legit, lean mean omoplata machine"
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"I remember seeing him competing at a grappling industries at brown belt"
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"He visited our gym and I rolled with him a few times. Great guy with some serious skills!"
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"I've trained with Andy Brown and closed out Brackets with him in competition. He also runs the camp with the biggest concentration of high level European competitors: Camp Aristos in Portugal."
Speaking of legitimacy, you don't medal at Euros (2019, Master 1 / Male / Brown / Middle) without some sort of skill. Andy's just to humble to brag about that here.
6 year(s) ago


