“BJJ NO-MAD” is a documentary series about two martial artists – a cinematographer and a traveler, who are searching for the way of the warrior around the world starring BJJ black belt and traveler Dimitrios Tsitos and the CEO of BAG OF BONES VIDEOS, cinematographer and a blue belt Mihail Kunchev.
Dimitrios Tsitos: For the past ten years he traveled around the world, visiting 60 countries, not staying more than 6 months in each.
He has competed in BJJ in every continent and country that has jiu-jitsu tournaments.
Mihail Kunchev is a cinematographer, who was a producer for some of the biggest reality shows in his country for the past twelve years.
BJJ blue belt under Robert Drysdale.
CEO of martial arts video studio BAG OF BONES FULL CONTACT VIDEOS, which was the official videography partner of ADCC European trials this year.
In their second film “WARRIORS OF FAITH” they travel to Bulgaria. They focus more or less about in the faith we have in us, God and the future with the incredible life stories of the most religious UFC fighter and the Bellator fighter who was stabbed almost to death in the heart and returned in the cage just year after that for three straight TKO/submission wins:
If you haven’t yet, check out their pilot episode .
Check out BJJ NO-MAD website: WWW.BJJNOMAD.NET
and like their Facebook page FACEBOOK/BJJNOMAD
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