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(Chad Gedulig) Blue Belt
Long Island, New York
TY-PA JIUJITSU IS THE BEST! The techniques really work. Simple moves and excellent instruction by Randy Pace make it an awesome system. Anyone who wants to improve their ground fighting skills should definately study TY-PA JIUJITSU.
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( Chad Godwin) 2nd Degree Black Belt (instructor)
Grain Valley, MO
"Ty-Pa Jiu-Jitsu teaches you easy to learn and effective self defense. Ty-Pa Jiu-Jitsu teaches without a Gi so you can't get used to using the Gi as a tool for submission. Ty-Pa works on the premise that anything goes in the street and with Ty-Pa Jiu-Jitsu you will be able to deal with it succesfully".
"I have purchased many video programs over the last several years and Ty-Pa is so much cheaper, but still contains the same useful information and though you may not have had a professional film crew film the video's you do provide the same quality instruction as on any series I have seen. I would have paid a great deal more for the video's".
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(Tommy Parrett) 2nd Degree Black Belt (instructor)
Hazlehurst, MS
"The moves in TY-PA JIU-JITSU are awsome. I would recomend this system to anyone"
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(James Schomer)
Spokane, WA
The moves are actually very effective, direct, and very applicable to every situation I can think of or have been in personally. My daughter is active in TY-PA JIU-JITSU, too. There's only one technique she has a problem with, that is clearing or escaping the mount. Mainly because I'm 160lbs and she's barely 100lbs, but never-the-less, she applies the techniques that you have demonstrated very well, she actually applies enough pressure to make me tap (pretty good for a 10 year old). That should tell you something right there, when a 10 year old girl is making her 29 year old dad tap out! Pretty cool stuff. One point that I like to make is the leg position on the arm bar/lock. Keeping your leg next to the body is much more effective than the cross body position taught by most Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Instructions. I used that in a sparring session in my BJJ class, my instructor said it was good improvisation, I said, "No it wasn't it was TY-PA JIU-JITSU!", he told me to keep it up, and I will.
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(Paul Corrigan) 2nd Degree Black Belt (instructor)
United Kingdom.
2nd DAN combat karate/kenpo
"TY-PA jiu-jitsu is the simplest and most effective ground fighting system I
have come across, it combines well with my karate training , and it has made
me a more rounded martial artist. I would recommend this course to anyone
young or old"
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(Ray Aucoin) 2nd degree black belt (instructor)
Opelousas, La
"I had my doubts at first, but for the price of the entire system, the risk was worth it. I have studied other martial arts, and this jiu-jitsu system is one of the most effective. My grappling partners were overwhelmed and stunned, when I applied the techniques during sparring matches. The methods are easy and simple to learn."
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