Gracie Philosophy: Powerful Principles and Egoless Sparring

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  • Опубліковано 2 чер 2010
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    Ryron and Rener have added two new free Gracie Philosophy videos to the four that were already in your Gracie University lesson library. In 'Powerful Principles," Ryron and Rener discuss what it takes to get to black belt in half the time, and in "Egoless Sparring" what you must do to get the most out of your Master Cycle sparring session.
    Both Philosophies Videos have already been added to your Gracie University lesson library. To view them simply log in.
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  • @RamonBarbosaRJ
    @RamonBarbosaRJ 14 років тому +3

    That's why I really love Jiu-Jitsu. You can adapt it to yourself. You can create your own variations of it and nobody will came to you saying that you're wrong, 'cause, in fact, you make it work in all situations...

  • @mike-yp1uk
    @mike-yp1uk 4 роки тому +1

    I love philosophy because i wouldn't be able to act right in school without this. Im trying to learn more that opens the doors. Submitting a white belt is absolutely useless to me but sharpening my ability to pass on what has so freely been given to me. This philosophy stuff is a watch more than once video and changes the meaning of the journey

  • @brettgoudy
    @brettgoudy 14 років тому +2

    you guys are great speakers, a lot of great views... one of my favorite things is you never say "uhhhh ummmm uhhh"... usually in a minute video people either edit it to cut them out or leave them, this in raw uncut video of just clear well thought out speach

  • @brokenbatman72
    @brokenbatman72 14 років тому

    it's just a philosophy guys.
    I enjoy these videos because they help students to keep things simple and focused

  • @UltimateAirbender
    @UltimateAirbender 9 років тому +3

    Good video, I honestly believe that for example I could someone all the advice in the world and it could help them or not help them at all, but that person must find his/her answer within themselves.

  • @CoolHandLouis
    @CoolHandLouis 10 років тому +7

    The two sentences are (translation is rough from Portuguese) (1) "I've taught you everything you need to know to be a black belt and beyond, but that is only half." (2) "How far you go now is up to you." I'm just guessing but heck that should be good enough for a two sentence inspiration. Better yet, make up your own two sentence inspiration. I mean, ultimately, isn't that basically what they are saying anyway? Make it your own. Create your own narrative. Create your own success story. It's not out there. You have what it takes, it just needs to be developed.

  • @harzyk1
    @harzyk1 14 років тому

    Love the vid. You guys know what your talking about. Waiting for new movies. Subscriber from Poland.

  • @chris61477
    @chris61477 14 років тому

    AWESOME insight on a persons ability. Makes me think about my technique.

  • @usmcxqban03
    @usmcxqban03 14 років тому

    You guys are awesome in what u do, and the way u have brought it to the rest of the world, always being humble and all about this beautiful art. Keep up the good work and your fans are for a lifetime. Wish something could be done in the future to introduce Jiu-Jitsu to my native country of Cuba, would love to see it really take off there. Much luv to u guys, be safe.

  • @BigBadassR
    @BigBadassR 14 років тому +2

    These guys should have their own television show. It wouldnt even have to be about jujitsu.

  • @suryavajra
    @suryavajra 10 років тому

    Renner and Ryron, I got my butt well and truly kicked multiple times yesterday in BJJ class and I have come back to your video to seek inspiration and words of wisdom.

  • @DivineMoment
    @DivineMoment 11 років тому

    Try to be the best YOU can be and remember having fun is the most important thing!

  • @RomeoBarnes
    @RomeoBarnes 14 років тому

    They are 100% correct. It's even more true when you have an issue that forces the modifications to happen. I have limited mobility and strength in my lower body so I have to modify everything. When I first started BJJ I wanted to be a guard player(that was what I saw on the internet) but I had no idea how or even if I could, now my guard is decent( not great admittedly and I realize it probably never will be) but I like to be on top these days anyway so it works out just fine.

  • @jorgenoorts7609
    @jorgenoorts7609 11 років тому

    Great guys!

  • @spideycentz
    @spideycentz 14 років тому

    You guys r great keep it up yall!!!!!!!!

  • @eon001
    @eon001 14 років тому

    Good advice as always. Any chance we'll get a Koscheck/Daley breakdown vid?

  • @Greenriver842
    @Greenriver842 14 років тому

    I love the Ryron blue Gi

  • @zzWolfzz55
    @zzWolfzz55 13 років тому +1

    Anyone know the two sentences Ryron's grandfather told him?

  • @l4nz8
    @l4nz8 13 років тому

    Yeah, the right philosophy is really the most important thing! No matter Ju-Jutsu or every day life or management!

  • @Hector2028
    @Hector2028 14 років тому

    Preach on! gjj = modifications. soooo true! thanks for posting guys.

  • @mpageflint
    @mpageflint 9 років тому +5

    Hey you say you don't hold back your secrets to success 2:58 ? Then why hold back the Grandpa secret then?

  • @agentapathy
    @agentapathy 13 років тому

    @industrialhemprocks submissions aren't exactly applicable to street fighting, so i agree with you there. takedowns and establishing full mount as quickly as possible is applicable though.

  • @IhateMEXILANA
    @IhateMEXILANA 14 років тому

    @MasterHatfield i agree with you and like that statement why not go for the takedowns and work on the submissions from the top thats what your saying right?

  • @agentapathy
    @agentapathy 13 років тому

    @Brazilianjj if it's applicable, yes. i know i'll stand corrected on my point. but maybe it's a personal preference of mine. i just dont like the idea of breaking some guy's bones as a finisher, but as a desperate attempt to finish the fight if i cant, then yes.

  • @DanielMartinez316
    @DanielMartinez316 8 років тому +1

    It is 2016. I would like to know what are those 2 sentences. PLEASE Ryron.

    • @glenroberts2163
      @glenroberts2163 7 років тому +6

      "Don't Try To Win...Try Not To Lose"

    • @DanielMartinez316
      @DanielMartinez316 7 років тому

      G. Rob. Thank you

    • @SuperThejim
      @SuperThejim 7 років тому

      it was specifically about Royce b/c Royce was beating Ryron CONSTANTLY! haha... but Ryron definitely made this advice work for him lifelong. Watch his latest match with Andre Galvao!

  • @SWIFTzTrigger
    @SWIFTzTrigger 10 років тому +4

    Rener vs Ryron who would win?

  • @guitarhack42
    @guitarhack42 14 років тому

    Good Stuff

  • @wxdTSU2brt
    @wxdTSU2brt 14 років тому

    @harzyk1 same here ;)
    Keep them coming.

  • @RomeoBarnes
    @RomeoBarnes 14 років тому

    @spideycentz I thought I was the only one who used that analogy. Love your username btw I'm a huge spider-man fan.

  • @jiujitsuboy
    @jiujitsuboy 13 років тому

    Tell us those 2 sentences!!

  • @mybloodrunscold007
    @mybloodrunscold007 14 років тому

    @spideycentz its not called gracie jiu jitsu, its called brazilian jiu jitsu.

  • @CantFearWontFear
    @CantFearWontFear 12 років тому +1

    I still wanna know what they told Ryron

    • @mobiledetail4you
      @mobiledetail4you 4 роки тому

      What belt color you wear does not matter. How you train and practice does. Don’t know if that’s what he told them but I would bet it’s something along these lines...

  • @baywest
    @baywest 14 років тому

    @shadowcar88 lol that just cracked me up

  • @jamelwalker2
    @jamelwalker2 12 років тому

    @l4nz8 you want to see neat jiu jitsu philosophy look up "ralek gracie jiu jitsu," its a really nice street fight with Rener and Ryron giving good ass instructions.

  • @cristianoansome
    @cristianoansome 5 років тому

    What were the things your Grandfather's told youuuuuu

  • @Panther704
    @Panther704 13 років тому

    GENE

  • @mybloodrunscold007
    @mybloodrunscold007 14 років тому

    @6XstringXsamurai ok at most Gracie Jiu Jitsu would describe what is now reffered BJJ up until around the mid 90's. After Rorion Gracie and his family showcased things at the first UFCS it became main stream and Gracie's were no longer the ones single handedly evolving art.
    if you want more information consult the oracle i.e. the wikipedia page for the art is title "brazilian jiu jitsu". It would have been titled GJJ 15 years ago. No ego, the art and its name have evolved.

  • @ninjaeditmusic
    @ninjaeditmusic 11 років тому

    Their family are from Brasil.

  • @kanguesso
    @kanguesso 13 років тому

    @PeidoLord He said, "Pay more attention to details so that one day Matt Hughes does not embarrass you the he embarrassed your uncle Royce Gracie".

  • @lain777
    @lain777 10 років тому

    why arent any of you going crazy over the two sentences !:OOO omggg i wana know nowww

  • @gnawaserge
    @gnawaserge 14 років тому

    @MasterHatfield this video was about egoless training, why do you have to ruin the message field with your putrid message of rank arrogance. this message is sincere and it shows the sincerity of this family's Dojo's philosophy. Your message is certainly something i don't want to hear after being taught some deep worthy teachings.

  • @gkdrummerboy
    @gkdrummerboy 13 років тому

    BJ Penn....3 years?

  • @industrialhemprocks
    @industrialhemprocks 13 років тому

    gracies practitioners must understand people are out to hit and hurt them one cannot perform an arm bar on somebody first round they must work the opponent and use violent strength before a logical technical approach can be taken (peace)

  • @MrMexiSalv
    @MrMexiSalv 12 років тому

    @yeee941 Practice, man. Practice...

  • @xpat73
    @xpat73 7 років тому

    I have noticed that the bigger guys with wrestling backgrounds who are white and blue belts always want to be on top. They always just try and muscle you over from your knees (which never happens in a competition).....I wonder how they are ever going to develop their defense on their back when they never practice it.

  • @darbinreyes
    @darbinreyes 12 років тому

    the guy in the blue looks stoned. lol 0:31

  • @mattlovrine9393
    @mattlovrine9393 8 років тому

    Everyone's jiu jitsu is all the same and yet all different. We do the same things just do the differently.

  • @bsut01
    @bsut01 13 років тому

    haha so coool,

  • @Hurricane23
    @Hurricane23 14 років тому

    im the best white belt at gracie academy atleast my weight class lol

  • @rhdadrian
    @rhdadrian 14 років тому

    @mybloodrunscold007
    you could'nt be more wrong its gracie jiujitsu

  • @spideycentz
    @spideycentz 14 років тому +3

    i like 2 think of GJJ like sex. what works with 1 girl may not w/ another u have 2 refine ur technique n personalize it 2 your women, i mean opponent.

    • @kaikkimoi
      @kaikkimoi 6 років тому

      hahaha good shit

  • @mongolchiuud8931
    @mongolchiuud8931 7 років тому +3

    Egoless...Funny coming from a Gracie.

    • @joethecitizen
      @joethecitizen 7 років тому +5

      Hyperborean Colonialism these 2 are some of the most humble guys I know.

  • @Gallagur-xz6fr
    @Gallagur-xz6fr 14 років тому

    If you read the captioning - it's way off. I mean WAY the fuck off.

  • @AdmiralEnter
    @AdmiralEnter 11 років тому

    wow, that was a lot of words for something essentially very simple. It seems to me as if you had a lot of hot air to vent

  • @mybloodrunscold007
    @mybloodrunscold007 14 років тому

    @rhdadrian @rhdadrian the only people who refer to bjj as gjj are gracies, their students, and outsiders who mythologize the family (i'm sure this is the demographic you belong to). i've trained bjj for 5 years and 99% of practitioners refer to their art as "Brazilian Jiu Jitsu". Furthermore, the International Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Federation (IBJJF) hosts the largest gi based grappling tournaments.

  • @michaelberry1793
    @michaelberry1793 4 роки тому

    2 sentences were. 1 you arnt trying hard enough.. 2 you should give up now.

  • @HwarangOfFaith
    @HwarangOfFaith 14 років тому

    lol "Gracie Philosophy," now they name and claim that this philosophy is theirs? A lot of martial arts school have this type of philosophy Gracies... Get over yourselves.