When I first started with the concept of getting interviews for KombatClinic.com I had a wish list of people I wanted to interview. These people were those who, as a kid, I had watched on old VHS, read about in magazines or had the distinct pleasure of training under on scheduled seminars up and down the UK. Whilst I have never had the pleasure of training under arguably the UK’s best martial artists I have definitely read my fair share of inspirational articles and watched much old footage of Mr. …

Interview by David Webb, 9th July 2010

Hey guys,
Things are a little quiet here at the moment as I am waiting on some interviews and images to come in so I thought I’d post up a little video that was made about 2 years ago after a striking session for some of the juniors I work with at my academy who were looking to develop their skipping for conditioning.
Like all the old school training modalities there is not much that can match skipping for all round fitness.
How many of you use it in your conditioning programme?
Enjoy!
Dave

2010 has not been a bad year for US Brazilian Jiu Jitsu sensation Hillary Williams.
On 11th April 2010 she won gold in her weight category and bronze in the Absolute division at the 2010 Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Pan-Am Championships and then, in the same month scooped a bronze at the inaugural women’s event at the Abu Dhabi Pro.
Earlier this month she scooped her biggest win to date by becoming only the second US female Brazilian Ju Jitsu World Champion [after Lana Stefanac in 2009] at the 2010 Mundials in Long …

Interview: David Webb, 13th June 2010
With only a week since the passing of the 2010 Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Mundials it would seem fitting for KombatClinic.com to interview yet another world champion from the world of BJJ and get their inside take on how the championship panned out over the course of the 5th & 6th of June (don’t worry that’s coming).
But I decided a long time ago to try and get an interview with the only Brazilian Jiu Jitsu black belt in Ireland – John Kavanagh.
John is someone I have …

Interview by David Webb, 26th May 2010.

Interview by David Webb, 22nd March 2010
Robson “Robinho” Moura began his training in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu at the age of 10 after his father took him to an academy in his hometown of Teresopolis (a small town in the mountains of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil). His first Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu teacher was Ailson “Jucao” Brites and Robinho’s Jiu Jitsu skills developed very quickly under his tutelage, competing in his first championships after only 3 months of training he laid the foundations to become a champion very early on.
When his “Jucao” moved …