Amy Griego
Reviews describe Amy Griego’s hands-on teaching at Durango BJJ.
Biography
After invitations to open a gym with others, Amy Griego and Jonathan chose their own venture: Durango BJJ, opened in January 2020. She told the Durango Herald that the immediate support had overwhelmed and delighted her. She led women’s jiu-jitsu and self-defense classes while pursuing self-defense qualifications; the reporter watched her award a student a belt stripe.
In 2022 reviews reproduced by MatMade, David Bobian described Amy and Jonathan’s hands-on involvement and their ability to turn difficult movements into understandable instructions. Ryan McGrath emphasized how readily they welcomed practitioners.
Sources for this profile
Durango Herald, 2020.(opens in a new tab)
Griego and Jonathan chose their own Durango BJJ after outside invitations, opening in January 2020. Support surprised and delighted her; she taught women’s jiu-jitsu and self-defense, pursued self-defense qualifications and awarded a student a blue-belt stripe.
Where in the source: Opening and classes.
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MatMade, Google reviews.(opens in a new tab)
MatMade reproduces David Bobian’s and Ryan McGrath’s 2022 reviews of Amy and Jonathan’s practical instruction and welcome to practitioners.
Where in the source: Reviews.
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