Tiverton, RI - Starting this month Best Way Jiu Jitsu Tiverton will offer authentic Muay Thai on Mondays from 7 to 8 pm taught by Kru James Dolberry. Dolberry has over 13 years of Muay Thai training and he has been certified in Thailand. The new class will be followed by an open mat grappling class from 8 to 9pm.

Best Way Tiverton, RI has been growing a lot. Under the instruction of Danny Savery, the team has moved to a bigger place adding more classes to its curriculum. Instructor Savery is also an active competitor always bringing medals from the tournaments. His last achieve was the gold medal in the BJJ No-Gi Panams.

Rockland, MA - Once again Best Way Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu has been greatly represented by its students. The team gathered competitors from Rockland, Dorchester, Plymouth and Quincy to compete in the Freestyle Grappling Championship held in Porland Maine.

Best Way BJJ took the 2nd place among all teams showing how high is the level of these guys! Congratulations team and keep it up!

Our affiliated schools don't stop bringing medals and making new champions. Dan Savery, owner and instructor of Best Way Brazilian Jiu-jitsu in Tiverton, RI took the first place in the 2009 No-Gi Panamerican Championship held in New York on October 4th 2009. Also In the same day, Eric Hansen from Best Way New Milford, CT took first place in the blue belt division and his instructor Leonardo DaSilva managed to take third place even fighting with a shoulder injury showing a lot of motivation to represent our team.

On October 10th the fighters from USA Karate / Best Way BJJ Patterson - Pawling, NY showed their skills in the NYS Kickboxing and Grappling Championships organized by John Carlo, head coach at USA Karate.

Paul Ciatto won the super fight of the night showing total control during the whole match and Joe Schmitt defeated his opponent by arm triangle.

Congratulations Leo DaSilva, John Carlo and Paul Ciato for the excellent job representing and coaching our team so well.

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Danbury, CT - It was a great night for Best Way BJJ and American Top Team. Hitalo Machado and Brent Reed represented our team with all their heart and will to fight. Two great performances that mades us proud!

Brent Reed showed a warrior spirit: How many people would keep fighting after falling out of the ring injuring his right arm, to the point that it could be barely moved to punch or anything else? How many people would have said: "Coach, I still can do this, let me fight please!"?. Brent Reed did it! Congrats Brent, you didn't win the fight but for us you are a real champion!

Hitalo Machado was just perfect. He pushed the pace during the entire fight surprising who did not know about his striking skills. As usual in Machado's career he had to face an opponent with much more experience, which did not affect his confidence. After a perfect take down defense, Machado took his opponent's back submitting him with a rear naked choke in the first round.

No matter if you want to be a professional fighter or just to have fun, be in shape, learn real martial arts and make new friends, at Best Way BJJ / ATT you will find the most important: a team that is a family, real martial arts, and teammates that will make you proud!!!

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Rockland, MA - We are proud to inform that our team has a new affiliated location in Massachusetts.

The new Best Way BJJ affiliated is located in Georgetown, MA and all the Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu classes will be taught by BWBJJ instructor David Stewart under the supervision of our Master and founder Andre "Dedeco" Almeida.

Our family has been growing fast and some people ask how come do we have so many affiliated schools and how do we keep the same quality? it is simple: in all schools all classes are taught by Best Way BJJ students that became instructors. The same program found in the main schools and the same instruction provided by Andre Almeida or Luigi Mondelli.

Danbury, CT - In September our team have been very well represented in three important events in the U.S.A. and Brazil.

Glover Teixeira, Best Way BJJ black belt and The Pit fighter, faced the tough Leonardo "Chocolate" in the MMA event Bitetti Combat 4 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Teixeira had already proven his BJJ skills when he won the 2009 ADCC Brazil and now he submited his opponent via guillotine choike in the first round.

In the same weekend Luigi Mondelli took second place in the IBJJF Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu U.S. Nationals in Carson, California.

Finishing up the week, Benjamin Ortiz, Jr made his debut in the cage, fighting in the MMA show Asylum Fighting League in Atlantic City, New Jersey. Big Ben Ortiz controlled the whole first round using this BJJ skills and in the second round Oritz used his striking skills to win by an incredible TKO!

Congratulations to all fighters! Best Way BJJ is very proud to have you guys on board!

We are glad to inform that our new website, BJJInstitute is already in test and getting ready to be launched in October of 2009

BJJInstitute will be one more service provided by Best Way BJJ / ATT Boston (Andre "Dedeco" Almeida) and ATT Connecticut (Luigi Mondelli). Our new website will offer an extended library of videos, articles and expert BJJ advice for students, fighters, trainers and members!

BJJInstitute will featured high quality videos, from drills and techniques to conditioning and instructional videos and articles focused to the teachers and instructors. From the white belt to the black belt.

Best Way BJJ and BJJ Institute won't test or graduate students online, but offer the best techniques enriched on details. We believe that nothing replace the private or group classes.

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Best  Way Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu was really well represented in the last NAGA New England Championship and prove of that are the results that our students achieved in the event.

Our newest affiliated school, Best Way BJJ Tiverton, brought back home three medals: Scott Beaulieu 1st place, Sean Frodyma 2nd place and John Miranda 3rd place. Congrats to Danny Saverty, BWBJJ Tiverton's instructor for the great job and results.

From Danbury Patrick Quigley won both Gi and Nogi divisions. Quigley who has been training for only 6 months managed to finish the tournament with a perfect score.

Highlight of the event was Oz Parizer who won all his fights by submission. Congrats guys!!! Click here for pictures...