Master Llyod Irvin

2004 US Olympic Judo Team member Heavyweight Rhadi Ferguson calls Master Lloyd "THA BADDEST MAN IN THE LAND ON THE MAT!"

We agree …

Master Lloyd is one of only three Non-Brazilians to ever receive a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Black Belt in Brazil, and he is the first African American BJJ Black Belt. As recounted in a feature story in Brazil's Gracie Magazine, Lloyd became the first American to defeat a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Black Belt in Brazil, and he was just promoted to brown belt only three days earlier.

Lloyd is the only person in the World to hold Black Belts in BJJ, Judo and Sombo. Starting martial arts at the age of three years old Lloyd is one of the Worlds leading experts on leg locks; no less an authority than three-time BJJ World Champion Fabio Gurgel calls Master Lloyd "THE KING OF LEGLOCKS".

Master Lloyd is a 2 time National Sombo Champion, a 2 time National Judo Champion and World recognized Jiu-Jitsu Competitor and Coach. In 2002 he was named the United States Judo Federation International Coach of the Year and only 2 years later produced his first Olympian.

Although he heads a chain of a dozen schools in the USA, Master Lloyd has launched a campaign to touch every willing Grappler in the USA. His Grappling Blueprint is a revolutionary method to bring your game to the highest level in the quickest time. Leading competitors swear by it. He is the author of the best selling book NHB Strength Training, The Grappling Game Plan, The Nutritional Game Plan and How to reduce injuries in combat sports.

Because he is one of the leading coaches in multiple approaches to Grappling; having produced Champions in BJJ, Judo and Sombo.
Because his Grappler's Blueprint is taking so many people's skills to the next level;
And because he is tha baddest man in the land on the mat;
Master Lloyd Irvin is hereby inducted into the Grappling Hall of Fame, as a Founding Member

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"Technique is very important, but there are much more important things than technique alone. Without them, you'll NEVER reach your true potential." -Lloyd Irvin