Friday, Feb 15 2013 05:41 PM
Brazilian Jiu Jitsu : World Champion Dean "The Boogeyman" Lister seminar
South Valley Jiu Jitsu will be hosting a No-Gi seminar with world champion Dean "The Boogeyman" Lister. Dean Lister is one of the worlds best No Gi competitors and is known for his leg an ankle locks. So if you train Jiu Jitsu or any MMA and would like to learn from one of the best come to SVJJ on Feb 23rd at 1:00 PM at their school at 6403 Seven seas st in Bakersfield off of Fruitvale Ave. All skill levels are welcome $40 presale $60 at the door. Fight shorts and rash guards or under armor required. For more information go to www.southvalleyjiujitsu.com
Contact info
Joel Seal
jseal@bwimp.com
(661) 979-1981
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