WMAA - Williams Martial Arts Academy

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I've been trying go get a hand of it, but even my son beats me at this...there is a good article on this which helped me:

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Your site keeps getting better and better! Your older articles are not as good as newer ones you have a lot more creativity and originality now keep it up!

Just wondering if you can let me know if the rates for 2010 will be going up. I know you always had the best rates around along with the best instruction, that i have had the pleasure of being a part of. If you could respond to me via email. My email address is still the same. Thank you Sensei Frank. Sincerly, JP.

Keep up the great teaching and traing methods that you are using. I am Bruce Lee and i am proud of you!
Enjoy your martials arts Christmas and your kicking new year. KIA !

I often vist Williams Martial Arts to break up the routine i do at home. I wish i could go there on a regular basis. Life just doesn't allow it right now. I enjoy all the classes that i have taken(cardio) and especially the style that Frank uses to teach. He is real and genuine. And seems to care about all his students / clients.
Lets not forget that he knows how to push the average person to the next level!

frank the site and school look great sam

UFC fighter from Rochester I told you about. Jonathan D. Jones (born July 19, 1987) is an undefeated American mixed martial arts fighter. He currently fights as a light heavyweight in the Ultimate Fighting Championship and initially trained with Team BombSquad out of Cortland, New York, then briefly with the Tristar Gym in Montreal, Canada, and most recently started training at Jackson's Submission Fighting in Albuquerque, New Mexico.[2]

Contents [hide]
1 Biography
1.1 UFC career
2 Personal life
3 Mixed Martial Arts Record
4 References
5 External links


[edit] Biography
Jones was born in Rochester, New York, though he was raised in Endicott, New York, and considers it to be his hometown.[3] His two brothers, Arthur and Chandler, are defensive linemen at Syracuse University. After the 2008 season, Arthur made the All-Big East Conference First Team and was an All-America candidate.[4] Jon was a 2005 state wrestling champion while a senior at Union-Endicott High School, and a national Junior College Champion at Iowa Central Community College where he earned his Associate's degree.[5] Jones planned on getting a higher degree in Criminal Justice and pursuing a career in Law Enforcement, but after spending a semester in Morrisville State College,[6] he signed a four-fight contract with the UFC, making him the youngest UFC fighter on roster at that time.[7]

[edit] UFC career
Jones' debut UFC fight was against Andre Gusmao at UFC 87 on August 9, 2008. Jones took the fight on three weeks notice as a late replacement for Tomasz Drwal. He put on an impressive performance using takedowns and displayed some unorthodox striking, such as spinning elbows and a spinning back kick. Even though he came into the fight widely regarded as a heavy underdog, Jones was rewarded with a unanimous decision victory.[8][9]

In his second fight, Jones fought veteran Stephan Bonnar at UFC 94 on January 31, 2009. Jones showed superior wrestling abilities and made Bonnar the victim of many strong takedowns and powerful throws including a suplex. Again showing unorthodox striking, Jones dropped Bonnar with a spinning back elbow in the first round. Although he appeared to tire in the third round, Jones held on to win another unanimous decision victory.[10][11]

His third fight was against Jake O'Brien at UFC 100[12] on July 11, 2009. Jones controlled the majority of the fight, preferring not to grapple and stuffing any takedown attempts from his opponent. Jones stayed on the outside, exercising his reach advantage and seemed to find his range toward the end of the first round with his right jab and high and low kicks. Midway through the second round Jones ducked and spun to deliver his trademark spinning back elbow which skimmed the top of O?Brien?s head and rocked him into immediately grappling to try and regain composure. Jones capitalized on the flustered state of O'Brien by taking his neck and locking in a modified guillotine choke which rendered his opponent unconscious even after he tapped.

Jones is next expected to face off against fellow light heavyweight prospect Matt Hamill at The Ultimate Fighter: Heavyweights Finale in Dec.09

Frank,
I hope all is well I think im coming back for MMA i finally have the time. I want to start monday, are you open on labor day?