So cool to see my old teacher here after all those years. I took a class he taught when he was an assistant teacher at the Yamasaki Academy, so technically he was my "teacher".
You have to be there for two months or more to really get the benefit. The miyao bothers are deep in theory. They will experiment with you before showing true technique.
My question is, how the hell do the Miyaos and Luiza immigrate to the United States? The Miyaos barely speak English, so how did they convince immigration officers to grant them a green card? Meanwhile, there are computer engineers who can't even get a green card.
NewAgeBJJ It's possible to get renewable visitor visas with restrictions on work , i.e. you can come with the primary purpose of training. And green cards are assigned in terms of preference categories, which computer engineers are highly rated under. The system needs reform, to be sure. I have no idea what the arrangements are for these specific situations, but this is not an uncommon situation. Similarly, I don't speak Portuguese, but it'd be fairly easy for me to go to Brazil to train for an extended period of time.
Jeff Shaw If you notice, Leo Vieiera, Marcus Buchecha, and various others have also been living in the United States permanently. I know for a fact that one cannot work on a tourist visa, which allows a foreign individual to stay in the country for 6 months. They may be sponsored by a US Citizen who actually owns the gym, and they are hired as trainers. The same way a hotel hires foreign chefs. But it's amazing how quickly they get their green cards given that tech engineers have to wait several years to even get something processed.
NewAgeBJJ It's possible they were allowed in as (from my memory) Aliens of Extraordinary Ability. This is for showing expertise in a particular field which in their case could be BJJ or possibly just like competitive grappling? Quick Google search showed 'Aliens of Extraordinary Ability' is an O1 visa.
Murilo Santana should voice Kratos on the next God of War game
Bring all facets of jiu-jitsu into one area...a simple but superb idea.
Unity has amazing instructors and great people. I'm going to train there when I'm in NYC next month!
Do you remember how training at unity was? Was it competitive with also teaching or just 100% live rolls?
Great series. Really enjoying seeing all the different practitioners and a little bit of New York.
Hello From Athens-Greece guys!!
Loving this series so far. Thanks so much for these awesome videos!
Murilo Santana's voice is the absence of sound. It's just depth.
So cool to see my old teacher here after all those years. I took a class he taught when he was an assistant teacher at the Yamasaki Academy, so technically he was my "teacher".
AJ is everywhere! hehe...training all around the US!
Like the mindset and the concept!
You always use sick music. Even your intro is dope.
that intro alone puts me in bjj mode
Great job those two kids are sick, congrats keep doing this project will be huge one day OSS
Will you have more with Murilo?
I saw him compete in a superfight when he was a roxa against another roxa at a Yamasaki Academy tournament in 2000.
AMAZING!!! Parabens Murilo e toda equipe.
Trained with Murilo once. The man is a fucking monster.
He beat the crap out of me when he was a roxa and I was an azul.
The Miyao bros are savages
really good job! the miyao bros are amazing!!! bjj hacks really good job man!!
Anyone know how they youngsters in this video are doing now?
Is the old Marcelo Garcia Academy location?
great opening track
Murilo sounds like a man-beast ossssaa
Dream gym
I wish I could thumbs up this 1,000,000,000,000,000 more times.
lmfao 2:13 "NEXT"
Was that AJ Agazarm in the background?
Jeremy Skinner the man is everywhere haha
What brand of gi is Miyao wearing?
Seven kimonos. I train there
+Jiujitsuis Life thanks. Oss
I though murillos voice is part of the background music
If they ever made a Skyrim movie, Murilo would easily be Ulfric Stormcloak. Hands down his voice is the same as Vladimir Kulich (Ulfrics voice actor)
the kid at 6:14 is better than me :(
Hi do you only shoot for jujitsu? I want to create a mini series based on my neighborhood and has a street storyline.
show!!!
The black gi.
3:36 arm bar to triangle 😍😓
they charge 500 a month
Yakuza tattoo They don't, that's just factually incorrect. I'm a member and I pay less than what I paid at my old gym in SoHo.
Yakuza tattoo That doesn't seem right. The most expensive I heard it gets in NYC is 250 a month.
Is that miyao rolling with kids?
Rodrigo Peña yes
Yeah i rolled with him hes so awesome
Necromanc3rPlayz that’s awesome. Keep training
Oss
boa noites falina Jiu Jitsu
Yeah IDK. I kind of had a bad experience with the unfriendly nature of the gym.
I had a friend who visited Unity for two weeks. He really liked Murillo Santana and said he was super helpful, but the Miyaos? Not so much.
Yeah, this.
You have to be there for two months or more to really get the benefit. The miyao bothers are deep in theory. They will experiment with you before showing true technique.
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My question is, how the hell do the Miyaos and Luiza immigrate to the United States? The Miyaos barely speak English, so how did they convince immigration officers to grant them a green card? Meanwhile, there are computer engineers who can't even get a green card.
NewAgeBJJ It's possible to get renewable visitor visas with restrictions on work , i.e. you can come with the primary purpose of training. And green cards are assigned in terms of preference categories, which computer engineers are highly rated under.
The system needs reform, to be sure. I have no idea what the arrangements are for these specific situations, but this is not an uncommon situation. Similarly, I don't speak Portuguese, but it'd be fairly easy for me to go to Brazil to train for an extended period of time.
Jeff Shaw If you notice, Leo Vieiera, Marcus Buchecha, and various others have also been living in the United States permanently. I know for a fact that one cannot work on a tourist visa, which allows a foreign individual to stay in the country for 6 months. They may be sponsored by a US Citizen who actually owns the gym, and they are hired as trainers. The same way a hotel hires foreign chefs. But it's amazing how quickly they get their green cards given that tech engineers have to wait several years to even get something processed.
NewAgeBJJ It's possible they were allowed in as (from my memory) Aliens of Extraordinary Ability. This is for showing expertise in a particular field which in their case could be BJJ or possibly just like competitive grappling?
Quick Google search showed 'Aliens of Extraordinary Ability' is an O1 visa.
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jiu jitsu politics suck!
Só os malas rs,....