watkins wrecking crew
Arlington, TEXAS
Professor Jeremy Watkins has dedicated nearly 30 years to martial arts, achieving a fifth degree black belt in Taekwondo under Master Brian James and a second degree black belt in Jiu-Jitsu, recognized by the International Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Federation. He is a two-time American Taekwondo National Champion and placed third at the US Open ISKA Breaking World Championships in 2018 and 2019. His teaching prowess has produced numerous black belts, National Champions in Taekwondo, and World Champions in Jiu-Jitsu.
At ETXWC, Professor Watkins is integral to the school, writing the curriculum, providing seminars, and training privately with the coaching staff twice a month. He also conducts weekly calls for updates and guidance and travels with the team for IBJJF and ADCC events. The collaboration began when ETXWC sought a head coach. After months of training with the Watkins Wrecking Crew team, they became the first affiliate of the renowned academy, despite being white belts at the time—a testament to Mr. Watkins’ belief in their potential.
Professor Watkins’ mentorship extends to professional athlete Gio, whom he prepares for a career in Jiu-Jitsu, with Gio living and training with him every other week. His involvement is crucial to the success and development of the academy and its members.
WATKINS WRECKING CREW INFO.
- 5100 W Sublett Rd. Suite 120 Arlington, TX 76017
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Monday - Thursday 3:30-8:30 PM
Friday 9-10:30 AM
Saturday-Sunday CLOSED - (682) 253-1379
- watkinsbjj@gmail.com
- watkinswreckingcrew.com
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