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Maxamillian Schneider

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Judo x Wrestling x Jiu Jitsu
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@modograppling -Chicago

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Starting Jiu Jitsu three and a half years ago under Justin Flores and the Studio 540 crew has been an incredible learning experience. I am honored to be Justin's first black belt. It's taken the support of a lot of people from many different places to get me to this point. In the wise words of j.flo domo bromos. taken in Studio 540 by @onejudoka

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MODO's Judo program is built into our hybrid curriculum, meaning your progress in Judo counts alongside your Jiu-Jitsu journey. Earn a black belt in both. With one membership.

Link in bio to get started taken in Chicago, Illinois by @onejudoka

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Understanding the front-side back-side dilemma opens up your attacks to both sides by @onejudoka

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Judo x wrestling by @onejudoka

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Arsonist throw from the 2 on 1 is a great a move to chain with your other 2 on 1 attacks by @onejudoka

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Judo x Wrestling
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Judo throws from wrestling ties taken in Chicago, Illinois by @onejudoka

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Morning training then breakfast with @live.momentous collagen

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No gi judo overhook throw. What do you call this move? by @onejudoka

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One academy. All styles. Gi and No Gi. A hybrid system built on community and innovation.

We run MODO on @pushpressbjj Billing, memberships, and marketing all live in one place. Streamlining the business means more time on the mats for us. If you’re opening a gym, check
them out. taken in Chicago, Illinois by @onejudoka

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LXB on LXB crime
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Over under ko uchi gari. I always go back and forth on what to call this move a ko uchi gake/hook or gari/reap. I focus on the leg and throwing rather than a hooking and falling. Though Ik that it does not look like a traditional ko uchi gari.
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For this tech I studied Okada Hirotaka. by @onejudoka

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