Podcasts about Carlos Gracie

evolving asIn this episode, I have the incredible honor of sitting down with Clark Gracie, a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu black belt and world-renowned competitor, instructor, and academy owner. Clark is the son of 9th-degree red belt Carley Gracie and the grandson of Carlos Gracie, the co-founder of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. Thus, he is a living extension of one of the most influential martial arts families in history.Clark is the owner and head instructor ofClark Gracie Jiu-Jitsu Academy in San Diego, California, where he continues to evolve as both a competitor and coach. While many people associate him with his legendary Omoplata game, in this conversation, Clark reveals there's much more to his style and strategy than meets the eye.Clark shares his insights on training consistently, and how his perspective on Jiu-Jitsu has evolved over the years.Clark discusses the challenges and rewards of running a successful gym, what makes a great student and instructor, and his thoughtful approach to promoting students through the ranks.Clark also reflects on why he hesitated to share content online for years. This was an incredible conversation with someone who embodies Jiu-Jitsu both on and off the mat. Clark Gracie is a true ambassador for the art, and I'm excited for you to hear his wisdom and experience.Links:https://www.instagram.com/clarkgracie/https://clarkgracie.com/https://www.clarkgracieconnected.com/Buy Salt Electrolytes using code FWB for 15% off.https://saltelectrolytes.com/?fwbBecome a VIP member for only .99 a month, get ad-free, uncensored, early episodespodcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/foreverwhitebelt/subscribeInstagram@foreverwhitebeltshow.Go buy your Forever White Belt swag atteespring.com/forever-white-beltLinktreehttps://linktr.ee/foreverwhitebelt

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In this captivating episode of Cauliflower Philosophy, host Julio takes listeners on an enlightening journey through the life and enduring legacy of Carlos Gracie, a towering figure in the world of martial arts. Born in Rio de Janeiro in 1902, Carlos Gracie's story is one of passion, innovation, and unwavering determination.Listeners are transported to a time of humble beginnings, where Carlos, along with his brothers, embarked on a transformative journey under the tutelage of Mitsuyo Maeda, a renowned judoka. Through adaptation and innovation, the Gracie brothers developed Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, a martial art that would revolutionize combat sports.As the founder of the first Gracie Jiu-Jitsu Academy in 1925, Carlos Gracie not only laid the foundation for a martial arts dynasty but also became a visionary promoter, organizing legendary challenge matches that showcased the effectiveness of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu against various martial arts styles.Beyond his contributions to the martial arts world, Carlos Gracie advocated for a holistic approach to health and wellness, emphasizing the importance of physical fitness, proper nutrition, and mental discipline. His teachings continue to inspire practitioners worldwide, shaping not only their skills on the mat but also their outlook on life.Through engaging storytelling and insightful analysis, listeners gain a deeper understanding of Carlos Gracie's profound impact on martial arts philosophy and his enduring legacy in the world of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. Sponsored by Braus and Kaizen League, this episode of Cauliflower Philosophy promises to inspire, educate, and celebrate the life of a true martial arts pioneer.Support the Show.

Master Carlos Machado is back on the show to discuss all things he's been up to lately, his recent 60th birthday, staying balanced as he ages (including carnivore diet, red light therapy, blue blockers, mindset, etc), staying present in the moment, what it was like back in the day in Brazil training with his cousins and brothers, what Rolls, Rickson were like, Carlson's influence, Grandmasters Carlos and Helio and their relationship - and how  their individual personalities shaped Jiu jitsu, his perspective on what the different belt level represent and what the goal should be for each level, Carlos Gracie's motivation for developing the Gracie diet and lifestyle, Sound mechanics, the biggest lesson Jiu Jitsu has taught him, the people who inspired him the most, and what he wants his legacy to be. Don't miss it and don't forget to like and share!    

Sponsors for this videoAs always its a pleasure to thank Braus for their ongoing support on making me look good while I absolutely terrorize the middle aged, middle class working men and women of this generation with pseudo homo erotic breastfeeding shenanigans. Remember when you look good people will let you do shit to them and i look the best in Braus Pro light Black Gi. Check it here.Also Thank you to Kaizen for making this episode possible ! they are changing the game of Bjj competitions in the world. That's all i will say for now cause nothing will justify the tsunami of A class competition heading our way.  In today's episode, we journey back in time to explore the remarkable life and legacy of Mitsuyo Maeda, a true pioneer of Judo and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu.Episode Highlights:Born in 1878 in Funagata, Japan, Mitsuyo Maeda's journey from a small village to becoming a global martial arts icon is nothing short of inspirational. As a young man, he trained under Judo's founder, Jigoro Kano, and quickly established himself as one of the most talented and innovative martial artists of his time.Maeda embarked on a journey that would take him across the world, showcasing the power and effectiveness of Judo. He became a traveling martial artist, captivating audiences in countries as far-reaching as Europe, North America, and even the Amazon rainforest.But it was Maeda's fateful encounter with a young Brazilian named Carlos Gracie in 1917 that changed the course of martial arts history forever. Together, they laid the foundation for what would later become Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, a martial art that emphasized leverage, technique, and strategy over sheer strength.Support the show

Oldest of the famous Machado brothers Carlos is a legendary coral belt and ambassador of BJJ. We talk about amazing training concepts, how to approach your training and steadily improve, getting started in the US with the help of Chuck Norris, living with BJJ founder Carlos Gracie and points of wisdom he gave, personal stories of perhaps the greatest family champion Rolls Gracie, competition stories and much more!

Training in martial arts like Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), Judo, wrestling, & Muay Thai is my outlet for improving my mental health and becoming a better person.    Shop our apparel line made for the Jiu-Jitsu athlete at https://jiujitsuoutlet.com/   On this 70th episode of the podcast, I sit down with a 3rd degree Black Belt in BJJ - the legendary Clark Gracie.  Growing up as the Grandson of Jiu-Jitsu co-founder Carlos Gracie, Clark was raised with high expectations. In this episode, Clark dives into how BJJ helped shape his life and build him into the person he is today. We talk about what competing at the highest levels of the sport did for Clark's mental health and how he sees his students progressing throughout their Jiu-Jitsu journey. On this episode, Clark shares about why BJJ can help anyone develop a better life, become more confident, improve their health, and impact the world. Listen to this episode and learn about why Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu can become a massive catalyst for change in a person's life. How to Connect: To learn more about Clark Gracie and train at his academy in California, click here: https://clarkgracie.com/ Social Media: https://www.instagram.com/clarkgracie/ https://www.facebook.com/clark.gracie.7 Check out Clark Gracie's instructionals on BJJ Fanatics and master his "Clarkoplata" system: https://bjjfanatics.com/collections/clark-gracie Listen to the first time I interviewed Clark back on the Mat-Tricks podcast: https://youtu.be/6NCDnjKappE Want to support the show and the research we are doing into the societal impacts of martial arts? Go to https://JiuJitsuOutlet.com/  to shop our exclusive line of apparel made for the Jiu-Jitsu athlete. The information in this episode should NOT be considered medical advice but instead educational information. If you are struggling with your mental health and want to speak with a professional therapist, I recommend https://Talkspace.com/ ... This is the therapy service that worked for me when I was at my darkest moments in life and dealing with panic attacks every day.

Not only is Robert Drysdale a BJJ and ADCC World Champion, he has also conducted extensive research into the history of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. In this interview, he reveals some of what he's discovered, including... 01:54 - The first wave of jiu-jitsu in Brazil - Helio Gracie and Carlos Gracie  04:35 - Exhibition and carnival fighting in Brazil 06:55 - Traditional jiu-jitsu style vs modified judo 12:14 - Training methods of the Gracie Academy in the '30s, 40s and '50s 18:43 - The second wave practitioners 19:47 - Waldemar Santana 22:49 - Carlson Gracie and the Rua Figueiredo Magalhães school 33:19 - How BJJ rule changes changed the sport 42:31 - Rolls Gracie 48:51 - Self-defense and Vale Tudo training 55:28 - Rolls Gracie death 1:00:55 - The Carlson Gracie tragedy 1:13:54 - Carlos Gracie Jr. 1:21:03 - Future rule changes, luta livre, and the sportification of jiu-jitsu 1:35:10 - The Rise and Evolution of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, the book You can grab Robert's book, The Rise and Evolution of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, which goes into MUCH more detail on these topics at https://www.amazon.com/Rise-Evolution-Brazilian-Jiu-Jitsu-Democratization/dp/B0C1JCNQ1P  Note that today's episode was also on my Youtube channel at this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e2ThcGhAlvs If you found this episode interesting then a rating or a review to help get the word out would be SUPER appreciated. Thanks, Stephan Kesting

Ralph Gracie, nascido no Rio de Janeiro, na conhecida linhagem Gracie, e teve um papel muito importante para continuar o legado da família no mundo das artes marciais. Seu pai, Robson Gracie, é o filho mais velho do lendário Carlos Gracie, o criador do Gracie Jiu-Jitsu. Robson foi o responsável por espalhar o BJJ no Brasil e no mundo, mantendo viva a tradição de luta da família. Ralph é um verdadeiro fenômeno do Jiu-Jitsu e decidiu levar a arte dos Gracie além das fronteiras. Nos anos 90, foi para os Estados Unidos e abriu sua própria academia em Mountain View, Califórnia. O estilo de ensino dele e sua habilidade na arte suave chamaram a atenção de muita gente, transformando sua academia em um verdadeiro point para quem queria aprender com um autêntico membro da família Gracie.Ele já competiu em várias competições iradas, como o Pan-Americano, o Mundial e o ADCC World Submission Wrestling Championship. Sua técnica e habilidade impressionantes lhe renderam muito respeito e reconhecimento na comunidade do Jiu-Jitsu, onde ele é um exemplo de superação e dedicação para quem está trilhando seu próprio caminho no esporte.Com seu jeito único de lutar, o Ralph Gracie mostra que o legado da família Gracie está mais vivo do que nunca. Ele continua a carregar a bandeira dos Gracie com orgulho e inspira muita gente a seguir seus passos no mundo das artes marciais. Mais um episódio inédito e na íntegra no Pura Connection Podcast! Inscreva-se em nosso canal do youtube e assista todos os podcasts: www.youtube.com/puratempleofarts ❌NEW PROJECT PURA CONCEPT - GUARDA DIAMANTE BY XANDE RIBEIRO❌ Curso 100% on-line! Compre agora e aproveite o preço com desconto por tempo limitado… Clique no link abaixo e saiba mais: https://www.puratempleofarts.com.br/pura-concept-guarda-diamante-by-xande-ribeiro/ ❌ NEW PROJECT ⚡️ PURA CULTURE - LIFE PHILOSOPHY ❌ Um projeto que foi criado para que você faça parte da filosofia PURA em qualquer lugar do mundo. Juntamos todas as nossas experiências e conhecimentos adquiridos em todos esses anos, além de conexões com grandes ídolos dos tatâmes e da vida em um só lugar, na Plataforma PURA CULTURE! Nossa plataforma conta com módulos como trocas com grande mestres no dojo, jiu-jítsu Pura, treinos de mobilidade, Pura Yoga, posturas, técnicas de respiração, meditação , backstage exclusivos de podcasts e outros conteúdos com foco na evolução física, mental e espiritual. Novos conteúdos serão publicados toda semana com bônus de aulas ao vivo de jiu jitsu e yoga. Os 50 primeiros assinantes, terão um desconto vitalício de 50% na sua assinatura (apenas R$ 38,50) . Seja um membro. https://www.puratempleofarts.com.br/pura-culture/ Visite nosso website: www.puratempleofarts.com.br --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/puratempleofarts/support

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This week we talk to Master Carlos Machado (Jiu jitsu 8th degree).  We discuss Master Machado's career as a BJJ practitioner and what he contributes to being successful in an art that most quit in-The price we pay if we are to go beyond mediocrity and brain fog, -The belief that jiu jitsu is the answer for law enforcement. -All Police Officers should be blue belts. -If you were only given an hour a week to train, what would you focus on to get the most out of the hour?-Methodology for Jiu JitsuCarlos Machado was born on the 9th of November, 1963 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. He is the eldest of the Machado brothers (cousins to the Gracie's from Carlos Gracie Senior's sister in law, Luiza Machado). Carlos began his training at the legendary Gracie academy where he was taught and mentored directly by his uncle, Grandmaster Carlos Gracie.   After moving to the southern part of Rio de Janeiro, Copacabana, Carlos Machado was then taught and mentored directly by the legendary Rolls Gracie. Carlos Machado decided to follow his father's footsteps and study law at the University, he moved to Uncle Carlos Gracie Senior's home. Carlos Machado lived with Carlos Gracie Sr. for over 5 years from 1982 until 1987 and during that period Carlos Gracie became a huge influence on Machado's life.  In 1990, Carlos and John Machado joined Rigan and also moved to Southern California.  The original idea was to help Rorion Gracie and the Gracie family build and establish their academy (where Rorion and Rickson Gracie were the head instructors along with Royce Gracie).Chuck Norris had always been a martial arts enthusiast and wanted to learn Jiu Jitsu From The Source so he began training Jiu Jitsu with the Machado brothers to add his existing martial arts knowledge.  In 1995 Carlos Machado had an amazing opportunity with Chuck Norris and decided to move to Dallas, Texas to start filming Walker - Texas Ranger.  Chuck invited Carlos to relocate with him and Carlos decided that it was time to spread Brazilian Jiu Jitsu to Texas and surrounding middle America areas. Chuck helped Carlos get established in his new home called Dallas, Texas.  Carlos Machado appeared in dozens of episodes of the “Walker, Texas Ranger” series during that period, portraying several different characters and usually getting beat up by his very pupil. On one occasion Chuck put a little too much pressure on a choke he held too long and in one of the scenes put his teacher Carlos Machado to sleep.  Carlos Machado is a multi Hall of Fame Instructor of Jiu Jitsu and known in Texas and the Southwest region of the United States as the “Godfather of Jiu-Jitsu”.  Before Carlos Machado relocated to the Dallas Fort Worth, Texas area, nobody was teaching Brazilian Jiu Jitsu.  Today most of the BJJ lineage in Southwest area can today can be traced back to Carlos Machado.The Carlos Machado Jiu Jitsu Academy is located in North Dallas, Farmers Branch, TX where he personally teaches all of his students from kids, teens to women and men. Connect with Lorenzo Valdivia: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ForceMultiplierForLawEnforcement Email: forcemultiplierDS@gmail.comSupport the show

True Story # 77 Ryron Gracie Ryron Gracie is Helio Gracie‘s grandson and the eldest son of Rorion Gracie, being part of the third generation of jiu-jitsu's most illustrious family, the Gracies. A recognizable figure within the jiu-jitsu community, Ryron Gracie became also a familiar face among mixed martial arts (MMA) fans after a series of web episodes named “The Gracie Breakdown” where Ryron and his brother Rener Gracie go over techniques utilized in UFC events. Ryron Gracie is also an instructor at the Gracie Academy. Lineage: Mitsuyo Maeda > Carlos Gracie > Helio Gracie >Ryron Gracie Main Achievements: GT Gracie Worlds Champion (2012) GT Gracie International Open Champion (2003) GT United Gracie Champion (2001) Video link in Bio IG : @ryongracie IG : @gracieuniversityhq IG : @true_story_with_john_gibson #TrueStoryWithJohnGibson , #RyonGracie, #Graciejujitsu, #bjj, #Worldchampion, #graciebjj, #TheStigmaApp, #Stigmadocuseries, #johngibsonbjj,

What if you learned today that you could fail your way to success? That would be a powerful mindset shift, right? It would make all of the mistakes you've made up until now seem like GOOD things - because in truth, they ARE. That's the kind of mindset that will lead you to financial freedom in the long run. What's your mindset, you might ask? Basically, your mindset is the sum of the attitudes, stories, and beliefs you have about the world… and one of the most important mindsets towards your eventual success or failure is how you THINK about success and failure. For example - do you view failure as a bad thing? Or a good thing? You might think that's a ridiculous question and say - “hey, of course failure is bad… I want to succeed!” Your mindset might be: “OK, I want to be successful. So that means I need to avoid doing “failure activities” and instead make sure I'm doing “success activities”. Then you keep searching for the “right system” or the “right business model” or the “right niche” that's going to lead you to success… and you never leave research mode! I used to do the same thing - but that mindset didn't take me anywhere. It certainly didn't take me to my current levels of success. It required personal development and really looking at the psychology of success in order to shift my mindset to one that was empowering me to attract the results and lifestyle I desired. The mindset that WILL make you successful is one of failing forward, or failing your way to success. This more accurate and empowering mindset that you achieve by developing personally focuses on doing and execution rather than researching. And trust yourself that you'll learn A LOT more by trying and failing than you will by reading and researching and listening to podcasts. Why? Because there are different types of knowledge… and intellectual knowledge (knowledge you get from research) is just one kind. Another type of knowledge, experiential knowledge, comes from actually trying things in the real world and learning by doing. Often times this powerful knowledge comes from trial and error. And this type of knowledge is very powerful. If you can combine these two types of learning (with a heavy focus on the doing/experiential knowledge) you'll find that nothing can stop you on your journey to success. Just remember: when you fail, you learn. And when you learn, you get better. This is the secret to success! That's why Carlos Gracie, an incredibly successful Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu practitioner, said: “There is no losing in jiu-jitsu. Either you win or you learn.” There are a couple of key resources beyond this video that might be useful towards shifting your mindset towards, “I'm going to fail my way to success”. One is the book “Mindset” by Stanford psychologist Carol Dweck. In it, she shows that everything in life is a skill, and when you have an open mindset about getting better (especially through doing), you CAN change your life for the better. Another is the book “Go For No”. This one really helped me make the shift from being a researcher to being a doer. A final book that will be really useful for you is “The War of Art” by Steven Pressfield. This is an extremely powerful book that will change your life for the better if you apply the lessons within it.

When you have something you wish to obtain do you seek out what is necessary to get it?After speaking with Braulio Estima, Thomas and Gary discuss how without truly and thoroughly searching through something you may not find what you are looking for. http://www.therolradio.comhttps://www.instagram.com/therolradio/https://www.facebook.com/therolradio/https://www.gbbirmingham.com/https://www.instagram.com/braulioestima/https://bjjfanatics.com/search?q=braulio+estimahttps://www.instagram.com/gb_birmingham/

On this, the last episode of 2021 The RŌL Radio has another legend in the sport of Jiu Jitsu. Someone who is one of the greatest competitors and coaches in BJJ, and creator of the Estima Lock, Braulio Estima.Listen as Braulio discusses his conceptual teaching philosophy, the importance of focusing on the journey not the destination, his if I can do it so can you look at life, and a ton more.Here is The ROL Radio with ADCC Champion, IBJJF World Champion, Pan American Champion, and 2022 ADCC Hall of Fame Inductee, Braulio Estima.http://www.therolradio.comhttps://www.instagram.com/therolradio/https://www.facebook.com/therolradio/https://www.gbbirmingham.com/https://www.instagram.com/braulioestima/https://bjjfanatics.com/search?q=braulio+estimahttps://www.instagram.com/gb_birmingham/Episode Highlights:6:22 Everyone is Different9:25 Teaching Concepts13:13 Focus on You18:40 Recognise the Patterns26:03 Pace Yourself and Breathe34:16 Become Something Living35:32 Proving People Wrong with Humility42:14 Achievable Goals51:08 Inspiring Words1:05:51 Five Questions

Holding onto things for too long can often have a negative impact. What prevents us from letting go, whether on the mats or in life? After speaking with Master Mauricio Gomes, Thomas and Gary discuss the importance of being able to let things go and move on.http://www.therolradio.comhttps://www.instagram.com/therolradio/https://www.facebook.com/therolradio/https://www.mauriciogomesbjj.com/https://rogergracie.com/https://www.instagram.com/mauriciogomes.bjj/https://www.instagram.com/rogergracieacademy/

This week's guest, Mauricio Gomez has been on the mats since the age of four. As a teen, he began training with and received his Black Belt from the legendary Rolls Gracie and went on to open the very first Gracie Barra in the United Kingdom.Today we are lucky enough to have Mauricio share his journey, stories of the Gracie family, the unique bonds that happen in Jiu Jitsu, and what it means to be the father of the man most regard as the greatest Jiu Jitsu competitor of all time, Roger Gracie.Here is RŌL Radio with one of the most influential men in Jiu Jitsu, and one of only six men to be awarded their Black Belt from Rolls Gracie, Master Mauricio Gomez.http://www.therolradio.comhttps://www.instagram.com/therolradio/https://www.facebook.com/therolradio/https://www.mauriciogomesbjj.com/https://rogergracie.com/https://www.instagram.com/mauriciogomes.bjj/https://www.instagram.com/rogergracieacademy/Episode Highlights:5:17 The Growth of Jiu Jitsu10:10 The Jiu Jitsu Bond16:30 Let That Go21:30 Life with the Gracies36:33 What is a True Martial Artist42:40 Days with Helio and Carlos51:19 Being Roger's Dad57:08 Motive to Live59:10 Favorite Roger Story1:02:12 Five Questions

DICAS de LIVROS DE ALIMENTAÇÃO No último episódio abordamos a forma equivocada de se alimentar, comendo por prazer alimentos gordurosos, com excesso de açúcar, conservantes e ingredientes desenvolvidos para saciar nosso desejo de recompensa imediata. E à medida que a prática do esporte passou a fazer parte da minha rotina comecei a ler mais sobre alimentação para entender como eu poderia me beneficiar na melhora da performance. Neste processo, 3 livros foram importantes para melhor compreensão da forma como a alimentação contribui para melhorar meu rendimento e recuperação pós-treino. O primeiro livro é a Dieta do Abdômen. Com base em 11 grupos de alimentos saudáveis, associado com um programa de exercícios que pode ser feito em casa, o conteúdo auxilia na perda de gordura, desenvolvimento dos músculos e melhora da disposição. Também apresenta um guia de referência com informações sobre alimentos e prevenção de doenças. A Dieta Gracie nos apresenta a dieta desenvolvida por Carlos Gracie utilizando um método com base nas observações dos efeitos dos alimentos no organismo. O objetivo principal é manter o PH das refeições o mais neutro possível, equilibrando substâncias através da combinação dos alimentos. A família Gracie é reconhecida por formar campeões e pela longevidade, ambos atribuídos em grande parte a dieta desenvolvida por Carlos Gracie. O último livro, a Dieta da Mente, aborda a relação dos alimentos com o cérebro mostrando que o destino do nosso cérebro não está na genética, está naquilo que comemos. Os processos inflamatórios desencadeados por carboidratos, especialmente os que contêm glúten e são ricos em açúcar, são o ponto de início de ansiedade, depressão e outras doenças neurológicas. Para concluir cito a reprodução da conversa entre a cliente e o feirante durante uma reportagem sobre alimentos orgânicos: - “nossa, mas como está caro essa alface orgânica ?!” - “Senhora, caro está o medicamento na farmácia...” _

Neste episódio, Brian fala com a lenda do Jiu-Jitsu brasileiro Ulpiano Malachias sobre sua paixão pelas artes marciais, liderança, negócios, empreendedorismo e sua jornada do Brasil para os Estados Unidos. Ulpiano "Piano" Malachias é 4º Dan no Jiu-Jitsu brasileiro sob a orientação de Carlos Gracie. Jr. e detém vários títulos da International Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Federation (IBJJF), incluindo 1º lugar em três campeonatos na IBJJF's American Nationals. Ulpiano também é um empresário e empreendedor de muito sucesso que iniciou a primeira franquia Gracie-Barra nos Estados Unidos e agora lidera uma das maiores e melhores franquias Gracie-Barra de todos os tempos, a academia Gracie Barra Westchase com sede em Houston.

In this episode, Brian speaks with Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu legend Ulpiano Malachias about his passion for martial arts, leadership, business, entrepreneurship, and his journey from Brazil to the United States.   Ulpiano “Piano” Malachias is a four-stripe black belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu under Carlos Gracie. Jr. and holds several International Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Federation (IBJJF) titles, including three 1st place championships in IBJJF's American Nationals.  Ulpiano is also a wildly successful businessman and entrepreneur who started the first Gracie-Barra franchise in the United States and now leads one of the largest and best Gracie-Barra franchises ever, the Houston-based Gracie Barra Westchase gym.

Join us as we talk with Brazilian jiu-jitsu 3rd-degree black belt, Clark Gracie. He is the grandson of Carlos Gracie and the son of 9th-degree black belt Grand Master Carley Gracie. He received his black belt in 2010 from his father at Rodrigo Medeiros academy.While the Gracie name is synonymous with Brazilian jiu-jitsu,  Clark Gracie is also known for creating  the "Clarkoplata," for which he was awarded the Submission of the Year Award from the World Jiu-Jitsu Expo for his Pan Am 2013 final match.  He competes, still today, and travels to present seminars. He resides in San Diego, California, where he runs:Gracie Allegiance Headquarters - https://clarkgracie.comYou can find all of his instructional DVDs at - https://bjjfanatics.com/Clark is sponsored by the following:The 740U Lifestyle LLC - https://740ullc.company.site/Strych9 Fight Co. - https://www.strych9fightco.com/Kicksite - https://kicksite.com/Follow Clark Gracie on:FB - @Clark GracieInstagram - @ClarkGracieTwitter - @ClarkGracieSupport the show (https://pod.fan/limitless-radiocast)

Carlos Gracie é uma das maiores figuras do jiu-jitsu brasileiro, juntamente com seu irmão Hélio Gracie. A família Gracie é responsável por fazer o BJJ chegar ao mundo inteiro através da competição conhecida como o UFC. Outros membros da família também se destacam na história do jiu-jitsu, como Carlos Gracie, Royce Gracie e Rorion Gracie. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/eu.vitorcosta YouTube: https://www.yotube.com/podcastdovitor Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5kTxZ98GJ0WuhztqXktO2B Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/podcast-do-v%C3%ADtor/id1486089715?uo=4

Hélio Gracie é uma das maiores figuras do jiu-jitsu brasileiro. A família Gracie é responsável por fazer o BJJ chegar ao mundo inteiro através da competição conhecida como o UFC. Outros membros da família também se destacam na história do jiu-jitsu, como Carlos Gracie, Royce Gracie e Rorion Gracie. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/eu.vitorcosta YouTube: https://www.yotube.com/podcastdovitor Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5kTxZ98GJ0WuhztqXktO2B Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/podcast-do-v%C3%ADtor/id1486089715?uo=4

Professor Amal Easton began his martial arts journey over 30 years ago with the study of Muay Thai. He has studied Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu extensively since 1992. After earning his degree in Traditional Chinese Medicine, Professor Easton moved to Rio De Janeiro in 1995. One of few Americans living in Rio de Janeiro, he trained and competed out of the Gracie Barra Academy for three and a half years. Professor Easton was only the seventh person to receive a black belt from the legendary Renzo Gracie. Renzo and Carlos Gracie, Jr., have endorsed his ability and authorized him to teach the art. Professor Easton was the first American Black Belt National Champion in 2002, is a multiple Pan American and Worlds Masters champion, and one of the original American pioneers of the art. Professor Easton has had the honor of studying extensively with such legendary talent as Professors Helio “Soneca” Moreira, Roberto “Gordo” Correira, Rillion Gracie, Eduardo “Veio” De Lima, Ze “Leao” Teixeira, and more. Some of Professor Easton’s students include notable competitors Eliot Marshall (first American to win Pan Ams at blue, purple, and brown belts), Shane Carwin, Brendan Schaub, Nate Marquardt, Duane Ludwig, Nick Klein, and many more. Professor Easton started his first school, Easton Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Boulder, in 1998. He currently owns and operates five schools in the Denver region and is partnered in three more. When Professor Easton is not on the mat, he is generally outdoors and has spent his life skiing, kayaking, hang gliding, mountain biking, and dirt biking.

I talk to Robert Drysdale. He is a storied competitor, ADCC Champion, Mundials Champion and has also coached many other legends of the sport. Also a History major, he has spent his recent time delving into the history of the sport for a documentary entitled Closed Guard: The Origins of Jiu-Jitsu in Brazil that traces the journey of Japanese Judoka travelling to Brazil and the formation of the sport we know today involving tough guys, the circus, outlaws, gambling, marketing & promotion and of course plenty of prize fights along the way. The entire saga makes for a fascinating tale that leaves us with the question of where the good and bad of the story rests between the truth and the myth. After all was it Mitsuyo Maeda that made the legend of Carlos Gracie or Carlos Gracie that made the legend of Mitsuyo Maeda?

BJJ Grenade Podcast Show sits down to have a candid conversation with Professor Bruno "Tank" Mendes Co-Founder of Soul Fighters BJJ Association. We tackle some topics such as loyalty to one school vs. train everywhere, weed, CBD in Jiu-Jitsu, and more..... Professor Bruno Mendes, more commonly known in the Brazillian Jiu-Jitsu world by his nickname “Tank”, is one of the leaders and founding members of the Soul Fighters BJJ team. A black belt under Alvaro Mansor, Tank spent several years working behind the scenes of IBJJF competitions before founding his own team with his brother, the world champion Augusto “Tanquinho” Mendes and others...... Bruno has over 23 years of experience in BJJ, becoming one of the most recognized professors and coaches in the sport of BJJ. Bruno has a professor certificate from the IBJJF (International Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Federation) and is the lead professor for the Soul Fighters association on IBJJF. Lineage: Mitsuyo Maeda > Carlos Gracie > Helio Gracie > Francisco Mansor >Alvaro Mansor > Bruno Mendes https://www.facebook.com/soulfightersbjjassociation WWW.highlandparkjiujitsu.com https://instagram.com/brunotankbjj?igshid=75ayt3aluufo --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bjjgrenade/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bjjgrenade/support

On today's episode of the Podcast I have the honour and privilege of interviewing my Jiu Jitsu Instructor Rob Taylor who owns and runs RTJJ in Cardiff, South Wales. Rob has trained BJJ for 15 years and got his Black Belt from Braulio Estima who's lineage comes from Carlos Gracie Jr, son of Carlos Gracie the co-founder of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu.We find out why Rob started Jiu Jitsu, how life and the mat has many parallels and his interaction with 1000's of students who use his teaching and academy to overcome or deal with their own demons and mental health.  Support the show (https://www.thecalmzone.net/about-calm/what-is-calm/)

Robert Hill talks about Gracie Barra, Business and Food.

In Episode 4, we had a chance to sit down with Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Hero and World Champion, Abraham Marte, who also is a husband, dad of two girls, and real life sensei. We covered everything including:Stoicism as a philosophyJiu-jitsu and online teaching during COVID-19Do we really change after global crisis?Media, metrics, and focusing on what is importantWhere is Wuhan, China anyway?Podcast Recommendation: The London RealBecoming Mr. Miyagi and not a Cobra Cai Why teaching self-defense is as important as swimmingWhy COVID-19 is an opportunity and teaching lesson to get away from materialismThe nostalgia of "old school" teaching through tough loveGaining humility through learning and never stoppingMaking a good Moscow MuleApplying martial arts  to parentingPrinciple he wants to instill in his girlsLegacy with his kidsBook Recommendation - The obstacle is the way - Ryan HolidayAbraham Marte Jiu-Jitsu  (Source: BJJ Heroes) Nickname: He is often called “Loco” which means crazy in Spanish. The name started due to Abraham's obsession for Jiu-Jitsu.Lineage: Mitsuyo Maeda > Carlos Gracie > Helio Gracie > Rickson Gracie > Marcelo Behring > Fernando Yamasaki > Abraham Tabar > Abraham Marte MessinaMain Achievements:1st Place IBJJF World Masters Championship (2014**)1st Place IBJJF Pan American Championship No-Gi (2015)3rd Place IBJJF World Championship (2015 / 2013)3rd Place CBJJ Brazilian Nationals (2013)About Abraham:Abraham Marte was born on June 27, 1980, in San Domingo, DR. Marte's father was a former sports minister and through his father's connections with the sporting world, he started practicing Judo as a youngster. He had his first class in 2001, when Abraham found out about this academy that was teaching Jiu-Jitsu taught by Abraham Tabar, a Judo black belt who loved newaza (the groundwork aspect of Judo) and would often travel to the United States to learn Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu from people such as Romero Cavalcanti (and later Royce Gracie and Fernando Yamasaki).Though Abraham Marte enjoyed Jiu-Jitsu thoroughly he had to stop training in 2002 due to a serious injury to his back. At the time Abraham was employed as a DJ, working nights and leading a life of excess but with time and dedication, he left his former life behind in order to recover and come back to BJJ, which he did in 2006.Being a natural athlete at Jiu-Jitsu he decided to start competing for fun. His first big competition was taken when he was a blue belt in Puerto Rico, even though he could only train 4x per week. Abraham Marte's passion for Jiu Jitsu overflowed to his wife who also became a BJJ enthusiast and competitor.

Rayron Gracie é Faixa Azul e Campeão Mundial de Jiu Jitsu, filho do Ryan Gracie e Bisneto de Carlos Gracie. Falamos sobre a pressão do sobrenome no começo da carreira, rotina de treinamentos, Ryan Gracie, viagens e o desejo de um dia lutar MMA.

Master Carlson Gracie Jr. is the only son of the legendary Grand Master Carlson Gracie Sr. and grandson of the founder of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Carlos Gracie. “Junior” as he is known to his family and friends, started jiu-jitsu at the tender age of three under the direction of his father. He now holds a 6th Degree Black Belt in BJJ, as well as a Black Belt in Judo, and is known throughout the jiu-jitsu community as one of the humblest and most genuine representations of the incredible legacy of Gracie jiu-jitsu. Although based out of his academy in Chicago, Junior also travels around the world hosting seminars that support the growth of jiu-jitsu, providing students everywhere the opportunity to learn from one of the most knowledgeable instructors in the history of the gentle art. We talk about the singular experience of growing up in the Gracie family during the rough and tumble early days of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, including incredible stories of his famous father that highlight the unique character that was Carlson Gracie Sr.. We discuss what legacy personally means to him, why jiu-jitsu continues to have such an enduring impact, and what the future holds for the martial art as it expands into new communities around the world.

Kywan Gracie Behring é faixa preta de Jiu Jitsu, neto do Carlos Gracie e filho do legendario Marcelo Behring. Falamos sobre as lutas do fim de semana, sua contratação pelo Bellator e da estréia que está marcada para Maio desse ano.

Carlson Gracie, the eldest son of Carlos Gracie, showed that grit and skill are a dangerous combination. A talented fighter responsible for coaching legends in jiu jitsu and mixed martial arts, Carlson is known as a prolific figure in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu.

Without Mitsuyo Maeda, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu would be very different from what we know today. Maeda, also known as Count Koma, started training Judo under the legendary Kano Jigoro. After gaining the respect of his peer, he started traveling the world with the sole purpose of demonstrating the efficacy of Judo. During his time in Brazil, he met and trained a fourteen year old Carlos Gracie. Maeda taught Carlos a lot about Judo and the philosophy of self defense. Anyone who trains Brazilian Jiu Jitsu owes a great debt to Mitsuyo Maeda and the fire he started in the minds and hearts of the Gracie family. In this episode we learn about the life and impact that Count Koma had on the martial art we all love.

The Japanese Mitsuyo Maeda master who allegedly taught Carlos Gracie and Luiz França those grappling principles that led to what we recognise today as Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu,

http://www.thebjjmentalcoachpodcast.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/bjj_mental_podcast_EP58-01.jpg () Vinicius “Draculino” Magalhaes is a 5th-degree black belt from Carlos Gracie, Jr. He currently lives in Texas and owns three academies. He is the Regional Director for Gracie Barra in the state of Texas. He talked about the importance of having a mentor and listening to this mentor; He shared his early days in jiu-jitsu, from moving to Belo Horizonte accepting Carlos Gracie Jr.’s Challenge to open the first Gracie Barra school out of Rio de Janeiro, to eventually take an even bigger challenge, which was moving to the United States and take his professional career to another level, which inspired me to title this episode: “Big Challenge equals Big Opportunity.” Stick around after the interview when I share my final thoughts of the episode with you. Subscribe, rate, and review the podcast! I would love to hear your feedback about the show; you can reach me at info@thebjjmentalcoach.com Enjoy the podcast! OSS! Gustavo Dantas The BJJ Mental Coach – https://tinyurl.com/y5sz534q (https://tinyurl.com/y5sz534q) Itunes – https://tinyurl.com/y45kymp4 (https://tinyurl.com/y45kymp4) Google Plus – https://tinyurl.com/ydetberf (https://tinyurl.com/ydetberf) Stitcher – http://tinyurl.com/y52f5u6z (http://tinyurl.com/y52f5u6z)

Vinicius “Draculino" Magalhães is a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu fifth degree black belt under Carlos Gracie, Jr. and also at the same time a brown belt in Judo, and a Muay Thai expert. He has been teaching Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu for over 18 years. He has instructed mixed martial arts and grappling champions.

In episode three we start off with important issues like how to maintain the image of professionalism in podcasting and then quickly fail in our endeavor. We're then saved by our main topic of discussion: Carlos Gracie. Talking about this legend brings some class back to the show and makes it worth your time….maybe.

In this episode we sit down with Carlos Gracie, Jr. black belt Professor Flavio Almeida. Ryan and I were invited to the Gracie Barra North Phoenix academy to sit down with professor Flavio Almeida and the experience was a great one. With the recent negative events surrounding professor Flavio Almeida, his philosophy and positivity on jiujitsu and life overshadows everything else.  We hope you enjoy this one. --Website-- www.dadandthejiujitsukid.com   --Social Media-- instagram- @dadandthejiujitsukid twitter -@dadandthejjkid    

James Eke takes a look at an article attributed to Mitsuyo Maeda, the man who taught Jiu-Jitsu to a young Carlos Gracie (who himself would go on to found Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu). We also look at what more we can do to get more from our training.

http://www.thebjjmentalcoachpodcast.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/bjj_mental_podcast_EP4-01.jpg () Welcome to episode 4 of The BJJ Mental Coach Podcast! Today’s guest is Flavio Almeida. Flavio, who is a World-class competitor, is a 4th degree black belt in jiu-jitsu under Carlos Gracie, Jr. He is the Head of Development for Gracie Barra, the largest organization in the world, and also run several Gracie Barra locations in Arizona. He shares how a Jiu-jitsu competition experience helped him to have a breakthrough and learn to take responsibility not only on the mat but also in life. He also shares his successes, failures and struggles of his journey that will inspire your journey as well. Check out my Final Thoughts from the interview at [48:00] where I share my take aways and teach personal development. Subscribe to www.thebjjmentalcoach.com and receive for FREE the audio to download and watch the videos of the “Top 10 Mental Mistakes BJJ Competitors make and how to avoid them.”   Subscribe, rate and review the podcast! I would love to hear your feedback about the show, you can reach me at info@thebjjmentalcoach.com Enjoy the podcast! OSS! Gustavo  Dantas https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-bjj-mental-coach-podcast-with-gustavo-dantas/id1391760389?ls=1 (iTunes ) https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/gustavo-dantas/the-bjj-mental-coach-podcast?refid=stpr (Stitcher ) https://play.google.com/music/listen#/ps/I6sfdxcqusfaq2wqyqw4b7dz6m4 (Google Play ) ***************** Flavio Almeida INSTAGRAM – http://www.instagram.com/flavioalmeidagb (@flavioalmeidagb) FACEBOOK – https://www.facebook.com/flavioalmeidagb (https://www.facebook.com/flavioalmeidagb)    

James Eke takes a look at Grand Master Carlos Gracie and his 12 Commandments Of Jiu-Jitsu as well as some of the benefits that children and adults will gain from training in the martial arts.

My experience with Carlos Gracie Jr. Brazilian JiuJitsu Black Belt Professor Eduardo Delima over 2 days and 3 classes. Soaked up a lot of knowledge and found a love for the Gi again. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Master Carlos Machado, 8th degree coral belt and oldest brother in the legendary Machado Brothers family,  discusses the early years of training  with his brothers and cousins; living with Carlos Gracie and training with Carlos Gracie Jr;  Rolls and Carlson Gracie sharing the same building for their schools; the start of Gracie Barra, how his training philosophy has changed over the years; Chuck Norris’ role in helping him get established in the US and assisting Chuck on the set of Walker Texas Ranger; key training principles, his view on why he and his brothers have been so successful; his upcoming seminar tour; exciting social media projects he has going on

Failing Forward! How To Succeed And Fail Your Way To Success What if you learned today that you could fail your way to success? That would be a powerful mindset shift, right? It would make all of the mistakes you’ve made up until now seem like GOOD things - because in truth, they ARE. That’s the kind of mindset that will lead you to financial freedom in the long run. What’s your mindset, you might ask?  Basically, your mindset is the sum of the attitudes, stories, and beliefs you have about the world… and one of the most important mindsets towards your eventual success or failure is how you THINK about success and failure. For example - do you view failure as a bad thing? Or a good thing? You might think that’s a ridiculous question and say - “hey, of course failure is bad… I want to succeed!” Your mindset might be: “OK, I want to be successful. So that means I need to avoid doing “failure activities” and instead make sure I’m doing “success activities”. Then you keep searching for the “right system” or the “right business model” or the “right niche” that’s going to lead you to success… and you never leave research mode! I used to do the same thing - but that mindset didn’t take me anywhere. It certainly didn’t take me to my current levels of success. It required personal development and really looking at the psychology of success in order to shift my mindset to one that was empowering me to attract the results and lifestyle I desired. The mindset that WILL make you successful is one of failing forward, or failing your way to success. This more accurate and empowering mindset that you achieve by developing personally focuses on doing and execution rather than researching. And trust yourself that you’ll learn A LOT more by trying and failing than you will by reading and researching and listening to podcasts. Why? Because there are different types of knowledge… and intellectual knowledge (knowledge you get from research) is just one kind. Another type of knowledge, experiential knowledge, comes from actually trying things in the real world and learning by doing. Often times this powerful knowledge comes from trial and error. And this type of knowledge is very powerful. If you can combine these two types of learning (with a heavy focus on the doing/experiential knowledge) you’ll find that nothing can stop you on your journey to success. Just remember: when you fail, you learn. And when you learn, you get better. This is the secret to success! That’s why Carlos Gracie, an incredibly successful Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu practitioner, said: “There is no losing in jiu-jitsu. Either you win or you learn.” There are a couple of key resources beyond this video that might be useful towards shifting your mindset towards, “I’m going to fail my way to success”. One is the book “Mindset” by Stanford psychologist Carol Dweck. In it, she shows that everything in life is a skill, and when you have an open mindset about getting better (especially through doing), you CAN change your life for the better. Another is the book “Go For No”. This one really helped me make the shift from being a researcher to being a doer. A final book that will be really useful for you is “The War of Art” by Steven Pressfield. This is an extremely powerful book that will change your life for the better if you apply the lessons within it. Like this video? Share it with someone who will also like it by sending them this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rBgwU_EPX3w Thanks for reading - and if you haven't subscribed already, here is the channel link: https://www.youtube.com/milesb

We break down and discuss the 12 commandments.  We don't always agree with the commands but they have a great overall message.  1. Be so strong that nothing can disturb your peace of mind. 2. Speak to every one of happiness, health, and prosperity. 3. Give all your friends the feeling that they are valuable. 4. Look at things from a positive point of view and turn positivity into a reality of life. 5 Think only about the best, work only or the best, and always expect the best. 6. Be just as enthusiastic about the success of others as you are of your own. 7. Forget about past mistakes and concentrate your energy on the victories of tomorrow. 8. Always make those around you happy and keep a pleasant attitude to all those who address you. 9. Apply the largest amount of your time on self-improvement and no time in criticizing others. 10. Be too big to feel unrest, too noble to feel anger, too strong to feel fear, and too happy to tumble in adversity. 11. Hold a positive opinion of yourself and tell it to the world.  Not through words of vanity, but through benevolence. 12. Believe strongly that the world is in your side, if you keep true to what is the best within you.   Quote of the week: "don't suck" from Jake Fox Question from Facebook: We talk about drug testing and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu.   Links Fox Fitness: Jake Fox joins us again in this episode. Good times at our Facebook page. Article of the week: Texas Kids Fight Bullying With Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, By Teresa Woodard