Marc Laimon

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Marc Laimon is a Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, Submission Wrestling, and Mixed martial arts trainer in the United States. Marc Laimon received his black belt from John Lewis. Laimon coached Joe Stevenson.

Laimon founded the CobraKai Jiu Jitsu Academy in Las Vegas, Nevada. Laimon has been practicing jiu jitsu for over twelve years, having been originally inspired by watching Royce Gracie compete in UFC 4.

Blackbelt Students: Simpson Go Scott Bieri

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