From Athlete to Coach: 10 Years of International SAMBO Competition [Part 2]

From Athlete to Coach: 10 Years of International SAMBO Competition [Part 2]
You can read Part 1 of Reilly's journey by clicking here. A few years before moving from New Orleans to California, I made another attempt at the USA Sambo Championships. I won a silver medal as the only American-born...
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From Athlete to Coach: 10 Years of International SAMBO Competition [Part 1]

From Athlete to Coach: 10 Years of International SAMBO Competition [Part 1]
You likely know Reilly Bodycomb for his legendary leglock highlights and his deep library of grappling instructionals. In this post, Reilly pulls back to the curtain to talk about some of the early highlights of his c...
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Meet the Pandas – The Mighty Mexican Combat Wrestler - Javier Palomo

Javier Palomo is as dedicated as they come, and his decorated competition history reflects that. Daniel Bertina has the interview.
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Meet the Pandas – Reilly Bodycomb – The Flying Scissor Leglock Wizard

We like to give some insight in what drives our sponsored athletes, and why we are proud to support them. Previously, we talked to Eric Sian, Guam’s first world champion grappler. For this installment of Meet the Pan...
Daniel Bertina
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Watching Sambo Panams and Sipping Terere in Paraguay

My friend Reilly Bodycomb won the Sambo US Nationals a few weeks ago. One of the perks for winning was securing a spot on the US team at the Panamerican and World tournaments. The Panamerican was held in Paraguay this...
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Adventures in Reaping Land: A Review of Reilly Bodycomb's Rdojo Camp

Back in February of this year, I got to go to the three day Rdojo Camp at Garden State Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu in Red Bank, NJ. It’s time that I finally wrote a review. Over those days, I shared an Airbnb rental with Nel...
Matt Kirtley
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Confessions of a Takedown Addict

My name is Nelson, and I love takedowns. Don’t get me wrong: I love guard passing and sweeps as much as the next jiu-jitsu guy, but I there is a special place on my heart for takedowns, especially big throws. I have...
Nelson Puentes
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Ten Years Without Reaping: Time to Reevaluate

Ten Years Without Reaping: Time to Reevaluate
The term “cruzada de perna” was added to the CBJJ rulebook in 2006. It is eventually translated into “knee reaping,” entering just about every BJJ players vocabulary not much time later. The rule change trickled dow...
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