The Okinawa BJJ Camp - Keith Krikorian + Yuki Takahashi
About this camp
Keith Krikorian and Yuki “Submission” Takahashi headline a 3‑day no‑gi camp in Okinawa featuring four detailed seminars, a curated swag bag, and their official Legends Series super fight. Keith, a former Polaris champion, brings his championship pace and modern leg‑lock game; Yuki arrives as the current EBI champion known for ruthless finishing pressure. This camp launches the Legends Series and sets the stage for the inaugural 155lbs Legends Title.
Instructors
Keith Krikorian was born on October 14, 1997, in San Diego, California, USA. Drawn to combat sports from an early age, Keith started boxing as a 9-year-old, pursuing the Sweet Science competitively in the amateur circuit for a number of years. During this period, Krikorian also added other striking sports to his tool kit such as kickboxing and muay Thai with the long-term goal of competing in mixed martial arts. During high school, Keith finally started training in mixed martial arts, a discipline that led him to jiu-jitsu under the guidance of Shannon Gugerty. As part of his grappling introduction, Krikorian also decided to join his school’s wrestling team, competing extensively in the folkstyle ruleset. During his progression in jiu-jitsu, Keith worked with the aforementioned Gugerty as well as Walel Watson before finding his way to instructor Richie Martinez of 10th Planet, the man responsible for much of Krikorian’s sporting success. Under the guidance of Martinez, Krikorian earned his purple, brown, and black belts, the latter in October 2020.
BJJ black belt under Masakazu Imanari, Polaris BJJ pro fighter, reigning EBI champion. Currently regarded as one of the strongest submission specialists on the planet.
Where you'll stay
Hotels near by 4 Seminars Open mat Priority seating at their super fight Swag bag
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