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I personally recommend not doing that. First 3 months with a good insturctor is breaking bad habits that you will have before you can start your training. Biggest part of learning a new style is reprograming yourself to it.

I have books on BJJ, but I have been training with a insturctor. The books are only good to refresh yourself on techniques, not to learn from.

Their is alot things that you must learn that can't be taught in book or DVD. You will develop bad habits that only a insturctor can see and correct. If you have any bad habits techniques means you will serious injury yourself or someone else.

If your wanting to learn BJJ see if their is another style of grappling near you.

Goodluck - NightShadow

We Practice for Thousands of Days,

Whether We Win or Lose is Decided in an Instant

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no instructor makes effective learning much more difficult. Good luck

"Don't tell me the sky's the limit because I have seen footprints on the moon!" -- Paul Brandt

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GREAT!!! Let us know how it goes!

"It is impossible to make anything foolproof because fools are so ingenius."

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That kind of attitude won't help, trust me. Talk it over, have a rational conversation. 45 minutes is a long way to be driving several times a week. Maybe you can work some special arrangements with the intructor, like private lessons on weekends or something.

If it works, use it!

If not, throw it out!

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