The Bigfoot body that was found recently has been revealed as a hoax. It is highly improbable that a large ape-like creature lives among us in remote forest areas with no hard evidence ever surrounding it. I believe it is a waste of time to go on searching for something that probably does not exist. This stands even though many have “seen” this so called creature in question. Even still the Bigfoot has been a part of American culture for quite some time.  This legend has spawned some great curiosity among enthusiasts. It has also given rise to my own personal story. Despite my disbelief in such a creature I feel compelled to tell my tale. So here it is.

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What is tough?

What does it mean to be tough? This can only be answered by looking at specific contexts. Generally tough is registered in people’s minds concerning the ability in taking punishment and a certain degree of toughness, or lack of. If I get hit in the face and smile am I tough? Most of the time when someone is talking about something they leave out crucial bits that aid in its understanding. The “hit in the face” analogy is no different. Read More »

What is Guerrilla Jiu-Jitsu?

Guerrilla Jiu-Jitsu is an aggressive form of Jiu-Jitsu. It encompasses Judo, wrestling and striking into its curriculum. It relies on a fundamental understanding that Jiu-Jitsu is a combative art. It is a fighting art. It celebrates this understanding, whether training with the gi or without, by focusing on Jiu-Jitsu for MMA (Guerrilla MMA). This is an underlying theme of Guerrilla Jiu-Jitsu because of the fact that studying an art primarily with a focus on fighting will enhance ones awareness. It will improve ones ability to handle stressful situations in every aspect of life. If we are taught strength early on, we are taught to be ready for what life may bring to our table. Read More »

By David Camarillo

 To reach your full potential in excelling your game you must approach the arts you are combining properly with an open mind to learn. When it comes to learning the two arts you have to experience them in their natural state. This state is natural in that it is not plagued by rules of another art that will confuse the student. A good example of this is when a student is trying to compliment their Judo game by learning Jiu-Jitsu, or complimenting their Jiu-Jitsu game by learning Judo. Being open-minded is key when it comes to learning, practicing, and gaining experience in both arts. Read More »

By David Camarillo

Since I started this little thing I call Guerrilla Jiu-Jitsu I have always taken pride in developing great Martial Artists. I have taken satisfaction not only in teaching an art but also in developing productive, respectful human beings. Years have past and with the help of many we have accomplished far beyond expectation.

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