AT&T has finally done the job! It only took 2 months and our new space officially has internet. Let's hope I haven't spoken too soon!

A lot of things have been happening at REVOLUTION. If you get the newsletter you've probably been aware of some.
Let's see, back in January we attended William's GRAND OPENING of his academy in Cabot. Congratulations to him, and for those in the Cabot area, check him out!



Wes and Grant did exhibitions on the last Ring Rulers show in Hot Springs. Grant gave up 30 lbs and did a grappling match. Wes' opponent backed out, so Wes gave Grant some ring time for a Kickboxing Exhibition.

We've had a few seminars, including a large seminar over all of the positional curriculum for white to blue belt in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. Last month we had quite a few people earn tips on their belts. This month we will cover the Submission portion on February 28. Make every effort to attend. This will be another extended seminar.





Our Advanced Kickboxing class is a hit! I hope you all continue to enjoy this class. Kids and adults can look forward to another kickboxing testing March 5 at your regular class time. Keep training hard until then. Please see us with any questions.
We sure appreciate Brandon coming in and training with the fighters as well!



This upcoming weekend we have Jacksonville's first Cage Fighting Event. Yep, Modern Ringsport is bringing cage fighting to Jacksonville. We should have quite a few fighters on the card. Please come out and support them. Most of these guys will be making their debut. Nothing helps a fighter overcome the nerves like a crowd cheering their name! Good luck to these fighters from Benton and Hot Springs. We will have MMA and Kickboxing Fights on the card.



We've also had a flood of new folks in since the holidays. Please make sure you introduce yourselves. We look forward to training with you.
The February Newsletter should be out by the end of the week!

Please say hi to the new gatekeeper to the office! In keeping with our intentions to be revolutionary, it wouldn't be right to have the traditional pit bull dog complete with a spiked collar and all other types of scariness that goes along with the stereotypical MMA culture.