Frederic Patterson
11 years on the mats
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- Training since first belt11 year(s) and 9 month(s)
- BirthdayAugust 7, 199234 years old
- Member sinceJanuary 20268 months on Beltchecker.com
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- 9 months, 18 days
Purple belt Current belt
December 13, 2025Diego bispo academy virginia beach Virginia
Promoted byDiego bispo 
6 years, 12 daysBlue belt
December 1, 2019Purebred jiujitsu guam
Promoted byStephen robertoI received my blue belt in 2019 pre Covid after the 2019 Asian open. December 2019 is a rough guess. The day i got my blue belt I was rolling Eric, a giant chamorro black belt at purebred. Proffesor roberto called my name mid roll and had a blue belt in his hand. I almost cried. I moved to pensacola during covid. I trained at academy of pensacola and received two stripes from john Henson. Then I moved to Rhode Island and trained with Danny savery in Somerset MA.
- Stripe 1January 1, 2021
- Stripe 2May 1, 2021
- 4 years, 11 months
White belt
January 1, 2015Jacksonville Florida brazillian top team
I trained at BTT Jax from the time I joined the navy (2014ish, i dont have an exact date i showed up there) to 2016 when I went to sasebo japan. There i went to shishu jiujitsu and the sasebo base gym. My training partners were alex Fairbanks and several American and one canadian jiujitsu practitioners that did jiujitsu with me. I was inconsistent at white belt as I was new to the navy and trying to crossrate to diver. I did not take it seriously until I got to guam. Kengo matsumori was also an instructor that taught me in sasebo.
