Street Defense Mastery Seminar (Rener Gracie)

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  • Опубліковано 10 гру 2024

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  • @gaodene
    @gaodene 9 років тому +492

    i love that rener talks like he's discovering what he's talking about as he's talking about it. so excited about everything. gotta love it.

    • @timba1181
      @timba1181 5 років тому +3

      Yeah i watched this video on 0,75 speed because of this.

    • @soaringeagle9597
      @soaringeagle9597 5 років тому +15

      the renergy is real

    • @packagingyserviciossa3307
      @packagingyserviciossa3307 3 роки тому

      @@soaringeagle9597 My new favorite word lol

    • @kengagnon6192
      @kengagnon6192 2 роки тому

      It looks like that because of his facial expressions, I noticed what you mean

    • @bradley617
      @bradley617 Рік тому

      And all his clone instructors talk the same way

  • @roninvaletudo3813
    @roninvaletudo3813 7 років тому +136

    Jiu-jitsu needs to be trained with strikes. Learning to defend against strikes on the ground is crucial for self defense. Using strikes, such as upkicks, to create distance and return to a standing position should be part of the basic curriculum
    This should be standard teaching in BJJ schools. Jiu-jitsu for a grappling competition and jiu-jitsu for a street altercation are completely different.
    Furthermore, this is what most people are expecting to learn when they sign up at a BJJ academy. Not enough emphasis on defending against strikes & street self defense is main the reason most people quit BJJ. Too many schools focus on pure grappling only.

    • @paullytle246
      @paullytle246 6 років тому

      Ronin ValeTudo then you have mma

    • @roninvaletudo3813
      @roninvaletudo3813 6 років тому +14

      BJJ was trained as a complete martial art decades before the UFC or MMA events ever started. World BJJ champion & Brazilian Top Team founder Mario Sperry spoke at length about how original BJJ was completely different than today's sport BJJ. Original BJJ was developed for no rules Vale Tudo fighting and self defense.

    • @jammyface3041
      @jammyface3041 5 років тому +6

      Jujitsu is self-defense. If you’re not training against punches and kicks and multiple opponents and complete random scenarios and weapons etc. etc. then you’re not training jujitsu. Jujitsu came from the Japanese battlefield and the streets of feudal Japan. We need to remember that. It is a means to protect life. It is BUDO.

    • @jammyface3041
      @jammyface3041 5 років тому +1

      I think if many of the wonderful men who carried jujitsu on to be what it is today saw what it became they would be sick and turn in their graves.

    • @Lessoninablessing
      @Lessoninablessing 4 роки тому

      Ronin ValeTudo exactlyyyyyyyyy🤙🤙🤙.

  • @JulianChiara
    @JulianChiara 9 років тому +149

    I love how frequently Rener has been making videos lately. Keep up the good work bro!

  • @792bnz
    @792bnz 8 років тому +217

    chop sticks my friend. who wants sushi?
    great stuff lol

  • @to2866
    @to2866 3 роки тому +3

    Really appreciate Rener's emphasis on applying techniques to self-defense scenarios. The entire dynamic seems to change when you're training for competition vs. training for self-defense.

  • @patmaloney1140
    @patmaloney1140 4 роки тому +4

    I'm so happy they grew up to be such great Professors. Helio would be so proud.

  • @originalfacefilms
    @originalfacefilms 4 роки тому +6

    Outstanding Rener!!👍🏾 Thank you for making these distinctions between Sport & Street SO clear. It’s BEYOND necessary to preserve the true essence of the MARTIAL aspect of Jiujitsu!!!👊🏾❤️🙏🏾

  • @Gnarkilla720
    @Gnarkilla720 5 років тому

    love love love, Gracie trained last 10 years, proud and loud, be humble, but if shit hits the fan, I'm ready. Thank you from the bottom of my heart, yall changed my life for the better. I train at LCCT with Louis, Hickson given 6th degree black belt. Much love.

  • @lupash
    @lupash 9 років тому +26

    Rener Gracie saves lives.

  • @GBNM2013
    @GBNM2013 9 років тому +4

    I'm a Gracie Barra student in Albuquerque NM. I find your videos very informative. we would love to have you give a seminar here in Albuquerque. Personally I think the academies need to teach more street fighting self defense style Jiu Jitsu for real life situations. Good luck in Australia! #TeamRousey

  • @brandonin_ny
    @brandonin_ny 8 років тому +1

    Every time I watch one of your videos it gets me closer to deciding to begin a journey in your program. Luckily, I live in Phoenix, Az and there is a Gracie center about 1 mile from my house. You guys are awesome. Much respect!

  • @dreamnade
    @dreamnade 9 років тому +249

    "So we start to think that MMA's a real fight, which it's not"

    • @dragonballjiujitsu
      @dragonballjiujitsu 9 років тому +16

      +Evil5partan Amazes me how many people think that it is though.

    • @JD2jr.
      @JD2jr. 9 років тому +97

      +dragonballjiujitsu It's the closest legal thing we have

    • @dragonballjiujitsu
      @dragonballjiujitsu 9 років тому +13

      James Dreger Not exactly. There are many thousands of videos of real street fights, prison fights etc. Its not like we can't easily see what real fights actually look like.

    • @dragonballjiujitsu
      @dragonballjiujitsu 9 років тому +13

      1lostinspace Try it against a good BJJ black belt sometime.

    • @dragonballjiujitsu
      @dragonballjiujitsu 9 років тому +9

      1lostinspace Truth be told I was a bouncer for several years then a correctional officer and a cop. So yea, I know exactly how easy it is to get bit.

  • @altruistictorahstudies3043
    @altruistictorahstudies3043 2 роки тому +1

    Tulsa, Oklahoma needs this seminar! You gents are awesome!

  • @santanurahman8034
    @santanurahman8034 9 років тому +27

    Whoa! That head butt defense, heel kick, and ax kick were not on the Gracie Combatives videos! Thanks for sharing. Would love to see you do a seminar in New Braunfels, TX!

  • @Yeahisaidit1234
    @Yeahisaidit1234 8 років тому +112

    BOOOOM!!! BOOOOOOM!!!

  • @Real.O.T
    @Real.O.T 8 років тому +3

    I've been watching this for a few weeks and had my first jiu jitsu class the other day. I was able to do an omoplata on my partner. Your videos have helped out so much. thank you so much Rener for doing these videos.

  • @fender32285
    @fender32285 9 років тому

    I have just recently started my Jiu-jitsu journey. I have been flowing these break downs for awhile now and love it. This type of training for real life situations is exactly what I need. Wish you guys could check out the East coast. If you came I would be there and many others. Preferably New England. Thanks Guys

  • @Axelrod14
    @Axelrod14 4 роки тому +2

    I learned as much as I laughed. Great video.
    Every respect to you and the passion you have and always display for this art. You guys haven't done any seminars in Kenya. I really do hope that maybe someday I get to roll with you. It would be a great honor.

  • @COMB0RICO
    @COMB0RICO 7 років тому

    I appreciate these free teachings y'all so graciously extend to the public. Thanks from Texas.

  • @fischeswa-9
    @fischeswa-9 6 років тому

    THANK YOU Renee, your videos are dope! I recently started my Jiu Jitsu journey with Eddie Camden here in Georgia, SO MUCH FUN!. I am 48 and wish I had found this 20-30 years ago. I am one of the proudest one stripe black belts walking around - Cheers - FISH

  • @GIULIO101000
    @GIULIO101000 Рік тому

    Rener is one of the best teachers ever. Hope to take one of his classes live one day.

  • @krisschlitt8735
    @krisschlitt8735 9 років тому +361

    takes your family and leaves you in the gutter lol

    • @krisschlitt8735
      @krisschlitt8735 9 років тому

      +superpanda9810 totally man

    • @TheRicksay
      @TheRicksay 9 років тому

      +Brock Lesnar Or because you did not feel safe like you feel in a WWE ring?

    • @joshuaschwartz4994
      @joshuaschwartz4994 9 років тому

      Alright guys leave him alone. He clearly doesn't want to talk about how he left the UFC because he missed John Cena back at his WWE acting school.

    • @joshuaschwartz4994
      @joshuaschwartz4994 8 років тому

      ***** Really?

    • @joshuaschwartz4994
      @joshuaschwartz4994 8 років тому

      ***** Ok. How do you know?

  • @MyMucks
    @MyMucks 8 років тому +7

    everybody should train this style of jj. jiujitsu has saved me many times in fights

  • @andrewcrawley285
    @andrewcrawley285 5 років тому

    Rener is the best teacher of anything, ever!

  • @beachforestmountain4269
    @beachforestmountain4269 9 років тому +144

    Bro, that mustache is inspiring.

  • @tabasdezh
    @tabasdezh 9 років тому +5

    I love this guy's personality more than his teachings :)
    thanks man

  • @russellbray4594
    @russellbray4594 3 роки тому

    Thanks Rener for returning the art to its roots.

  • @katywalden5326
    @katywalden5326 6 років тому +3

    Love the videos! Such a great teacher! I’ve bee training three days already and I was able to remember some of the protection techniques today while I was rolling. Hope to do a class or a seminar after I get a few months under my belt.

  • @stewartdevisser3818
    @stewartdevisser3818 Рік тому +1

    The end of that video is the most important thing anyone can remember.

  • @indigoflow19O
    @indigoflow19O 7 років тому +21

    After watching all these videos I seriously cannot stop saying boom like 100 times a day

  • @kovyrtscout8936
    @kovyrtscout8936 4 роки тому +1

    He’s so excited and passionate about it I freaking love it

  • @theovermansailor5519
    @theovermansailor5519 6 років тому

    Rener to me is the best Gracie Jiu-jitsu teacher ever. Pretty nice guy.

  • @luizbueno5661
    @luizbueno5661 5 років тому +3

    Berlin, brother! You definitely should come teach us. Looking forward to this seminar.
    Peace! (Big fan)
    -Luiz Bueno

  • @socrayes2010
    @socrayes2010 9 років тому +1

    Thank you for being honest about the standard BJJ gym approach and its limitations

  • @N00btr00per
    @N00btr00per 3 роки тому +1

    Helio Gracies legacy lives on with Rener and Ryron Gracie! Good seminar!

  • @charlesrmday
    @charlesrmday 9 років тому

    I'll just say this: the best way to achive a good ground submission is performing a great takedown / throwdown. The best way to achieve a good takedown is unbalancing the opponent with some nice striking. Great video as always. Rio de Janeiro for sure!!!!

  • @angelicagonzalez7788
    @angelicagonzalez7788 8 років тому

    I'm 11 and i have a gray and white belt and I have been practicing for about 5-6 months and I love it and your videos

  • @thomasthuene3173
    @thomasthuene3173 4 роки тому

    done a lot of martial arts, including Jiu Jitsu. One thing in common: Control the distance to your advantage.
    Of all the videos I have watched, these make the most sense.

  • @carphucker2973
    @carphucker2973 3 роки тому

    It'd be so easy to just vomit some instructional video for clicks and to get cred on the Gracie name, but you can feel the passion Rener has with every word.

  • @Sali_B
    @Sali_B 9 років тому

    BoOM!...Sudbury Ontario Canada . Street Defense Mastery Seminar. IS NEEDED.

  • @JimsMusicLegacy
    @JimsMusicLegacy 4 роки тому

    This is the best advice on street fight self-defense that I've ever seen!

    • @raymondrocco6251
      @raymondrocco6251 4 роки тому

      Not where I'm from ! Laying on the ground in a grappling position is the worst thing in the streets where i grew up !!!

  • @Mikeztarp
    @Mikeztarp 9 років тому

    Guys, I love the way you break things down. if you ever do a seminar in Paris, I am THERE!

  • @MZITinfo
    @MZITinfo 8 років тому +42

    I'm beginning to think that there needs to be a completely separate, optimized curriculum for self defense BJJ as opposed to tournament/sports BJJ - perhaps with it's own belts/levels. Otherwise things will always get mixed up and the applicability will decrease more and more (just like it did with many traditional martial arts).

    • @MZITinfo
      @MZITinfo 7 років тому +7

      Not really, combatives is a beginner program for people prior to blue belt. I think it's excellent stuff, but it doesn't offer content for more advanced levels. I was thinking about a curriculum for self defence white to black belts, and another one for sports white to black belts.

    • @JamesYoung-fg7te
      @JamesYoung-fg7te 7 років тому +1

      MZITinfo its called master cycle my friend. self defence plus spirts jits all thr way to black belt and betond.

    • @MZITinfo
      @MZITinfo 7 років тому +2

      I disagree, the master cycle is just the regular curriculum post blue belt. It's not specialised on self defence, and many things are actually counter productive for self defence I would say

    • @dungeon_architect
      @dungeon_architect 7 років тому +5

      Valente Brothers offer an entirely self defence oriented BJJ curriculum.

    • @achwal
      @achwal 7 років тому

      Agreed same thing that append to judo

  • @CFP632
    @CFP632 8 років тому

    We need another Super Seminar in Canada! I went to the one in Sudbury last year and it was great! I think you should come to the only one in Quebec! That would be amazing!!

  • @elisetezadorosny7648
    @elisetezadorosny7648 9 років тому +1

    Que vídeo mais bem feito, puxa vida, é inacreditável que a maioria das academias ficam perdendo tempo com apenas uma pequena área do jiu jitsu, por Caiã TABALIPA

  • @its.j_aitch
    @its.j_aitch 9 років тому

    Gracie Bros. Please come to England and publically announce some seminar programmes in Birmingham. Major, major city and a lot closer to the north of the country than London that only has a select few clubs and seminar programmes as it is! Would be inspirational to meet and talk with you and personally, I would take so many key concepts and lessons home with me! Street Self Defence feels like such an untouched subject for martial arts, almost like a taboo but at the very least, you scratch the surface and give people what they want... after all, there are no GIs, padded mats, gloves or a law-book down your local alleyway!Much respect to all of you and your teachings. Hope to see you in the near future!

  • @rjsconyers10
    @rjsconyers10 2 роки тому

    Super seminar in Yuma, Az and I would be more than happy to help put it together in anyway possible, Rener.

  • @stavrossumner218
    @stavrossumner218 9 років тому

    Daaaaaaang! We need a seminar in Athens, Greece like yesterday!

  • @camodigital2
    @camodigital2 8 років тому +59

    Jesus has given you a gift to teach great vid

    • @stonehand49
      @stonehand49 6 років тому

      camodigital2 ..Jesus was a Great Grand Master. Shaolin Gun Fu.....it is a fact.

    • @matrixxART
      @matrixxART 5 років тому +1

      Isn't that the guy who died? I don't see what he has to do with teaching Jiu Jitsu.

    • @matrixxART
      @matrixxART 5 років тому

      It's literally not Jesus.

    • @carpejkdiem
      @carpejkdiem 5 років тому +1

      @@matrixxART You're an uneducated Antichrist spirit led mindslave dumbass! Youve been misled/decieved. Just putting that out there.
      There's more proof of JESUS/YESHUA/LIVING WORD made manifest in the flesh than any of the WORLDS supposed Great thinkers/ philosophers ect.. at that time (many follow today, because the blind faith religion of racist savages called EVOLUTION is a lie and people are dumbed than they've ever been in recorded WORLD history)
      , most of whom are proven to be Occultists and polytheists and ultimately eXXXtra super duper over zealously religious like your Antichrist rulers and mindslayers on the WORLD STAGE today. Still running game to this day as always throughout recorded time.
      Tell those Luciferian occult THEOSOPHICAL society backboned
      ● UNITED NATIONS INITIATIVE NWO AGENDA driven programmers that. They got your card regardless what you were led to think. JESUS/YESHUA/LIVING WORD exposes them. Without the LIVING WORD your foundation is on sand. = easily decieved easily manipulated easily misled/led easily thought/thoth for as they literally dumbed us down, flouridated us, poisoned us, manipulated, forced indoctrinated us into their religion, lied to us about everything since birth. But you play the wise guy on this comment.
      Jujitsu is not 100% gonna save you in an altercation because scenario dictates what you'll do. In life JESUS/YESHUA/LIVING WORD is the SAVIOR. Life eternal vs eternal damnation.
      He died on the wood cross minion. He was sacrificed for your sins and to give you the gift of life. Right now you're alive in the flesh that enslaves you, but SPIRITUALLY you're a dead man walking and talking. And you're a mindslave to your sinlusts you lack personal power to not be a slave to, and that Antichrist spirit leading you is proof of everything I just said.
      Your mind is not your own minion. You've been TAVISTOCKED/HOODWINKED by eXXXtra super duper over zealously religious Luciferian rulers into believing there's no GOD/YAHUAH/YAHUSHUA and JESUS/YESHUA/LIVING WORD either didn't exist or was just a man or a prophet. Not one original thought/thoth in that hollow dome called your head and yet you

    • @gp1003
      @gp1003 5 років тому

      @@carpejkdiem Bow down to Allah and ask him to forgive you for believing in the wrong God. He might spare you if you beg him.

  • @xTJx93
    @xTJx93 9 років тому

    Next super seminar or regular seminar is seriously needed in Europe! Somewhere close to Croatia

  • @MadMikePsych
    @MadMikePsych 9 років тому

    The super seminiar needs to take place in Sweden!!!! Great video, as always.

  • @markharrell3602
    @markharrell3602 9 років тому

    Well done sir. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and for being open minded enough to see that there is more to Jiu Jitsu than sport. Peace be with you.

  • @driftaaa
    @driftaaa 9 років тому

    Orlando, Florida needs a Gracie Academy Seminar!

  • @KennedyWingChun
    @KennedyWingChun 9 років тому +1

    Always Entertaining and extremely educational. ..."leaves you in the gutter..." I love it!

  • @FormidableOne
    @FormidableOne 8 років тому

    A Gracie seminar is needed in London, UK!!

  • @pinkbarbie57
    @pinkbarbie57 9 років тому

    Toronto, On Open mat academy of mixed martial arts, We have a Fight Like A Girl workshop once a month with Professor Elliot. Still is a great self defence workshop but can still have more.

  • @djdobbs1316
    @djdobbs1316 3 роки тому +1

    I love your videos. Wish I was closer to train with you guys.

  • @joshporter3246
    @joshporter3246 8 років тому +1

    A seminar in Essex England would be amazing.

  • @ShawnandStefan
    @ShawnandStefan 9 років тому

    This video really open'ed my eyes to what fighting is.

  • @danhoang9760
    @danhoang9760 6 років тому +4

    When you get to stage 3, it's important to know how to defend the open guard in case the attacker trys to pass the open guard

  • @Apisticont
    @Apisticont 7 років тому

    This was so helpful.
    Are you still goin' round the planet? Come to Denmark! We learn Muay thai, Krav maga and there's also a BJJ and 15 or so other arts in the gym of Odense, so I believe that the seminar would be filled with practitioners.
    Thank you!

  • @peterrecorejr9388
    @peterrecorejr9388 5 років тому +1

    I love your passion ... Peter

  • @TrishCanyon8
    @TrishCanyon8 5 місяців тому

    Thanks for the great seminar ❤❤❤

  • @ernestessex8005
    @ernestessex8005 7 років тому +1

    I love this guy!
    I have left my dojo and am going to Torrance!

  • @101airborne07
    @101airborne07 8 років тому

    Such amazing technique involved in the true jiu jitsu, you don't even have to "fight" the person, just defend yourself and smile the whole time. So many people are so into the UFC (which has went away from its real intent, to a sport) and sport jiu jitsu that many of these people sadly I don't think would be able to defend themselves at all.

  • @richardcaro3368
    @richardcaro3368 7 років тому

    Awesome video! By far one of the best video's for self defense!

  • @BMConry
    @BMConry 7 років тому

    Norwalk, CT - super seminar!

  • @Buli0n
    @Buli0n 9 років тому +43

    Bas Rutten explanation style... Booom!

  • @buddyz2
    @buddyz2 9 років тому

    Ty for the regular uploads!!

  • @Epic8bitGuy
    @Epic8bitGuy 9 років тому +1

    great video hope you guys come to Maine someday

  • @danielcardosomartinelli6470
    @danielcardosomartinelli6470 9 років тому

    São Paulo, Brazil! From my perspective, back home is a place as desperate in need of getting (re)acquainted with the pure self-defence aspect of the art as any. +Gracie Jiu Jitsu São Paulo make it happen, folks! Cheers.

  • @alexandrerogala7244
    @alexandrerogala7244 9 років тому

    You should send some teacher of gracie university here in france. I like my jiujitsu club, but we only train competition jiujitsu. I wanna learn street fight jiujitsu like you guys teach. everytime i see your video i wish i was training in your academy. keep up the good work

  • @evollove19
    @evollove19 9 років тому +1

    Thank you for the very valuable free content

  • @flatearthandvariousthought2978
    @flatearthandvariousthought2978 7 років тому

    Awesome! I will be joining when possible. I'm currently homeless but I need this. Thank you.

  • @JVAnimeContent
    @JVAnimeContent 9 років тому +3

    Amazing vid guys! keep em coming!

  • @instructordearmasvictormar2084

    Great video, going to practice the technique, God bless you brother

  • @PhaZo89
    @PhaZo89 9 років тому

    I love these self-defence videos. They're no bullshit and include so many variations :)

  • @madbullrc7210
    @madbullrc7210 8 років тому +4

    It would be so awesome if you could do a seminar in Seattle

  • @transdata3035
    @transdata3035 3 роки тому

    Excellent technique, make so much sense.

  • @raymondraymond9762
    @raymondraymond9762 3 роки тому

    Great video...definitely answered a lot of questions

  • @imtherealjoeyd
    @imtherealjoeyd 3 роки тому

    You all are amazing! Thankful for your wisdom and knowledge!

  • @KIRYUCO69
    @KIRYUCO69 9 років тому

    Strongly hope the seminar will be held in Japan sometimes! Strongly Hope!! It is difficult even to buy the Gracie Combative DVD box here in Japan :(

  • @Mytubehereat
    @Mytubehereat 4 роки тому

    Maybe what your student was asking about is something called "pre-fight indicators". Pointing, (measuring), yelling, ect. There are also a few perspective videos on what it looks like to walk into an ambush.

  • @adrianwhiting9913
    @adrianwhiting9913 9 років тому

    Awesome as always more helpful than any bjj lesson I ever had thanx 🇬🇧

  • @kevinnboy25
    @kevinnboy25 4 роки тому +7

    5:17 when you accidentally come inside😂

  • @jasongalasso7833
    @jasongalasso7833 2 роки тому

    I am so glad I am in combatives. Training boxing, Kick boxing, and Muay Thai I know the importance of distance control.

  • @bearcats513
    @bearcats513 5 років тому

    This should be all the proof that anyone needs about how great of a guy Rener Gracie is. He could've easily locked this video behind a paywall but he doesn't because he is more concerned about this information being accessible to those who need it than he is about nickels and dimes. That being said, I would like to see a video about disarming armed opponents, be it a knife, gun, rocket launcher, katana, or pet dragon.

  • @cnbrauns
    @cnbrauns 9 місяців тому +1

    Who disliked this? Fantastic video

  • @ThatJiujitsuGuy72
    @ThatJiujitsuGuy72 9 років тому

    Mississippi needs one! Anywhere within an 8 hour radius would work too! Road trip!

  • @gwakwana
    @gwakwana 9 років тому

    Rener. You the man. So informative!

  • @NateWongSongs
    @NateWongSongs 4 роки тому

    Im a BJJ white belt (basically a Muay Thai guy that dabbles in BJJ). A few days ago I got attacked on the street after a brief racist confrontation. The much bigger guy punched me in the jaw and then the fight went straight to the ground, I managed the distance and held him as tight as i could in my guard hitting him with short shots until he gave up verbally, and then as soon as I felt his hips lighten up I got a knee inside to frame him off and kicked him off me, and that was the entire fight. I had watched this video about a year ago and it wasn’t fresh in my mind, but ive got to credit this video that my mind went straight to distance management in this real life, adrenaline pumping street situation, I didn’t panic and scramble to get up and waited for the window like you taught. After this incident, and the fact that it went straight to the ground in seconds, I’m much more motivated to train BJJ to a higher level. Thank you for this, it saved me that night. I

  • @JespMusic
    @JespMusic 9 років тому

    AWESOME video!!! I'm already telling my jj friends to watch.

  • @timothybrown6358
    @timothybrown6358 5 років тому

    Come to Kentucky! Louisville or Lexington would be great!

  • @brunomendonca4606
    @brunomendonca4606 7 років тому

    give us a seminar like this here in Brazil... especially in Santos city. That would be awesome.

  • @lordshin73
    @lordshin73 8 років тому +34

    "takes your family; leaves you in the gutter" :)

  • @ptsavedbyblood
    @ptsavedbyblood 5 років тому

    The next street defense seminar needs to be in Los Banos, CA!

  • @caseyshyer
    @caseyshyer 9 років тому

    Bellingham Wa needs one! There are a couple of schools here (not Gracie jiu-jitsu) and i think people would go if they knew a little more about the style. The schools are kind of out of the public view tucked away in corners. Please help out our local bjj population by having a Super Seminar here in Bellingham Wa!!

  • @loicrodrigues8938
    @loicrodrigues8938 4 роки тому

    I fucking love this. The passion and detail you put into these breakdowns are inspiring. Thank you.

  • @matthew0144
    @matthew0144 8 років тому

    London - United Kingdom please! We would welcome you with much gratitude Gracies

  • @z3phyrdok
    @z3phyrdok 8 років тому

    yeah, Tucson, Arizona needs a seminar, no wait! we need a gracie school.