About Us

Now to tell you a little about ourselves, the creators of this site. Besides, it'll give you a break of all the capoeira information going around on the other pages. Our names are simple: Brad, Jordan, and Tommy. All three of us grew up in the little town of Beresford, SD. We have been going to school together since elementary school and are all good friends. All three of us also wrote our own little biography to let you know who we are and so on. And the ugly pictures by our names would be us, I admit.

Brad:

Hi, Bradley is my name, capoeira is my game. I am 17 years old. I live on a farm north of Beresford, South Dakota. I am interested in going to college in South Dakota School of Mines and Technology and majoring in mechanical engineering. I may farm with my dad after a few years of being in the engineering business. I made it to Boys' State, and am involved in youth group, TEC, football, track, farming, and believe it or not thinkquest. I like to ride motorcycle, snowmobile, listen to music, try to design and fix things, and to practice capoeira.

Jordan:

My name is Jordan. I was born and raised in the great state of South Dakota, and have lived on a farm North of Beresford most all my life. I'm 17, and after I graduate from High School I plan to go to a four year college. My major is as of yet undecided. However, Spanish or Engineering are very good possibilities.

In my spare time, I like to play my bass guitar, fly my model airplanes, ride my dirtbike or 4 wheeler, and of course, play Capoeira. Ric and Julie Morren are my parents, Jaylen is my younger brother. My dad farms for a living, and my mom teaches K-6 music.

Tommy:

My name, as you can see, is Tommy. I was born and raised here in South Dakota. To be more accurate, in Beresford, SD, about 32 miles south of Sioux Falls. I am Beresford High School's Junior Class Vice President, I play basketball, participate in cross country, and am proud to have a 3.67 gpa. After I graduate from high school I plan on going to a four year college and earn my degree. In what, however, I have no idea. I am leaning towards Business Administrative though.
In family life I have one older brother who is currently 18 and in the U.S. Army 'Old Guard'.. He will turn 19 on April 28th. I also have two little sisters whom I argue with everyday, and of course win them all. Both my parents are over the hill. My dad is a heating and air conditioning repair man while my mother is a paralegal secretary.
And of course, recently I became vastly interested in capoeira. My friends and I have been learning about it for quite a few months now, and are proud to invite you in with the fun. I plan on practicing capoeira for a long while as well.