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Top Game Domination in the World of Jiu Jitsu
For the first time ever, Gordon Ryan is telling all. Take a dive into the mind, life, and successes of three-time ADCC Jiu Jitsu Champion Gordon Ryan. Ever wonder how to actually make money as an athlete in an up-and-coming sport? Are you thinking about becoming a grappling athlete or contact-sport athlete? In his first go, Gordon gets raw about what made him who he is today. How his successes and failures ultimately made him the most successful Jiu Jitsu athlete in the sport. Are you a beginner? Gordon has guidance that can only be learned from his point of view. You won’t regret diving into this compelling and life-changing read by the GOAT of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu.
150 pages, Paperback
Published January 1, 2022
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About the author
Gordon Ryan
23 books15 followersPassed away November 14th, 2012. He was 69.
Gordon Ryan was a writer with a varied history. He lived and worked in six foreign nations and a dozen or more states, including Alaska. He served in the 1st Recon Battalion, U.S. Marine Corps in the aftermath of the Cuban Missile Crisis, and in the Air Force in Thailand during the Vietnam War. He also served as a member of the American Embassy staff in Dublin, Ireland, during the violent seventies. His first published novel, Dangerous Legacy, was released in 1994 and he published ten more over the intervening years with the three Pug Connor novels, the last one released in early 2011.
Gordon Ryan was a writer with a varied history. He lived and worked in six foreign nations and a dozen or more states, including Alaska. He served in the 1st Recon Battalion, U.S. Marine Corps in the aftermath of the Cuban Missile Crisis, and in the Air Force in Thailand during the Vietnam War. He also served as a member of the American Embassy staff in Dublin, Ireland, during the violent seventies. His first published novel, Dangerous Legacy, was released in 1994 and he published ten more over the intervening years with the three Pug Connor novels, the last one released in early 2011.
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October 18, 2023
Seems like a barely literate man without an editor got a book deal with a short timeline. All of the evidence of why he's so good at Jiu Jitsu are just "I'm better than you, work harder". I love watching Gordon grapple, and learning from his instructional videos, but this book is just a cash grab and is terrible.
June 16, 2023
Terrible book, some of the writings are actually from another book, it seems Gordon thinks he’s John Danaher. Also this is not the same Gordon Ryan that wrote all those other books. This is the Gordon Ryan that claims he’s the best No Gi Grappler of all time yet he’s afraid of tummy aches…
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