Interview With Alex Henley

<p>Along with being a seasoned instructor, referee, and commentator, Alex has traveled to and trained and/or competed in numerous other states and countries, including: (states) <strong>Arizona, California, Florida, Nevada, New York, Texas,</strong> (countries) <strong>Canada, Colombia, England, France, Holland</strong>, <strong>Italy, Portugal</strong>, <strong>Spain</strong>, <strong>Sweden</strong>, and of course the <strong>United States</strong>.</p><p>Although BJJ competition doesn’t rank as high as everyday training or teaching for Alex, it’s a close second, so he competes often to keep his skills sharp and break out of his routine. Alex is a veteran of numerous <strong>IBJJF Opens</strong>, <strong>IBJJF Masters Worlds</strong>, <strong>Pans</strong>, <strong>Euros</strong>, <strong>F2W Pro</strong>, and many other smaller events.</p><p>Competition isn’t for everyone, but it does take you out of your comfort zone and gives you some real life experience in using your knowledge when under pressure – Invaluable if you’re ever in a real self-defense situation.</p><p>https://www.insightbjj.com<br><a href="https://www.instagram.com/bjjinsight/">@bjjinsight</a> <br><a href="https://www.instagram.com/bjjinsight_lg/">@bjjinsight_lg</a><br><a href="https://www.instagram.com/bjjprof_alex/">@bjjprof_alex</a></p>