Sensei Andrew started training under Sensei Tony Avila in 2000 at the MIT Dojo in Cambridge, MA. There he served as recruitment chairman, treasurer, and assistant instructor for the MIT club under Sensei David Dunmeyer

Sensei Andrew instructors of New York Jiu Jitsu (American Jiu Jitsu Centers - Manhattan Dojo).].
Since finishing his Master's degree in structural engineering, Sensei Andrew has been working in Manhattan on the new Yankee Stadium project in the Bronx. He teaches regular classes at New York Jiu Jitsu and enjoys studying and training in other forms of martial arts.

Shodan (1st Degree Black Belt)

New York Jiu Jitsu 
666 Broadway, Lower Level 
New York, NY 10012
(Entrance on Bond St 2 Blocks north of Houston St.)
Toll Free 1-866-NY-JITSU 
Local: 212-343-8310 
Fax: 212-343-8311

American Jiu Jitsu Centers

We are here to serve any student who has a genuine interest in improving his or her strengths as a martial artist and as a person.

 Our first goal is to provide a safe, clean, and enjoyable learning environment.

 Our second goal is to teach effective self-defense techniques that truly rely on skill as opposed to physical strength.

 Our third goal is to foster a community in which current and future students of our school feel supported in their personal development.

 Our fourth goal is to support the wider community through education and outreach activities.

We constantly strive to provide the means of improvement for ourselves and our students, including seminars, special training, and first aid and safety instruction.

As martial artists, we keep open minds and encourage thoughtful discussion and respect among all members of our school and community. We welcome all serious students regardless of age, gender, style, heritage, race, or rank.

In 2005 he received his instructor certification and was promoted to the rank of Shodan (1st Degree Black Belt) by Sensei Jason McCarthy.2007 Received Connor/Bushido Award Highest Award at Ajjc