I know I should be proud, as a Brazilian, to see how far Jiu Jitsu has gone. However, it is quite sad to see the best guys leave my country because they have no recognition around here. On the other hand, I'm pretty glad they found the respect they deserve in America. Also, Jiu Jitsu would probably have vanished, were it not for the Americans and their 'land of opportunity'. So, with mixed feelings, I have to say thanks to all Americans.
Rickson came to Sacramento 5 years go, 2 months after the seminar in Miami and he show us his amazing stuff and couldn't get that out of my head and he's like a "God" in jiu-jitsu, wanna flow like him, someday :-)
I miss Rickson being in the sport. Back in the earlier pride days, He, Royce and Royler were such huge inspirations to me when I first started out with MMA.
It's good to see how Helio Gracie and Maeda Mitsuyo are being acknowledged in the background of this place. Too many martial arts practitioners forget their instructors and the lineage they come from
my biggest wish would be one day with rickson, i want see every movement, every single stretch or push up, armbar he does.. it is an honor to hear him!!
Tem alguma chance de o Rickson fazer uma série de DVDs apresentando a filosofia e as técnicas dele no Jiu? É MUITO difícil encontrar material de qualidade sobre o Rickson, e a filosofia dele é impressionante. Ele deixaria um legado infinito de técnica e qualidade com uma série dessas.
Yeah, I agree with George. Marcelo Garcia's system is so well thought and highly effective. Many people highly praise him and he's a 4xADCC champion for a reason =)
@Chevalier765 In Brazilian jiu-jitsu from black to 6th degree the person wears a regular black belt with a 4” to 5” red bar on one end. For 7th and 8th degrees they wear an alternating red and black belt, similar to the red and white belt used in judo for 6th, 7th, and 8th degrees. And for 9th and 10th degrees they use a red belt, just like judo uses for their 9th and 10th degrees.
I dont know if its this specific kimono , but i know he has sponsored a brand in an advertisement callled KI International . hope that can be of some help to you .
It looks amazing to finally see the black and red around Rickson's waist. Come years, there will be a red belt there where it belongs. I can only pray Rickson comes someday close enough for me to go and see him, beside Royce and Helio, he has been my largest influence to study BJJ, and IMO he's still the best.
@8ringsofshaolin Actually in BJJ, the red belt is not reserved for the original 5 brothers (10th dan). Red belts are also used by 9th degrees. Look up some 9th dan like the late Carlson Gracie Sr., Robson Gracie, Reyson Gracie, Rorion Gracie, Alvaro Baretto, Joao Alberto Baretto, Flavio Behring, Francisco Mansor, and you’ll see that they all wear red belts. To get your 9th dan red belt you must be a minimum of 67 years old. Rorion is only 58 and got his red years ago from Helio.
@01Proust I already stated that BJJ incorporates Judo throws. I'm not sure why you are saying that a Judoka learns everything he needs in his first belt and imply that a BJJ student wouldn't. You have to be proficient at Judo throws to get your blue belt in BJJ. Plus I haven't found any Helio Gracie street fight videos considering there wasn't widespread use of personal video cameras until the man was near his 70s. Rickson used Judo throws and then BJJ on the ground in his street fights.
@Chevalier765 Since there are no longer any 10th degree red belts alive in Brazilian jiu-jitsu, he has basically two options. One is to be awarded his 9th degree red belt from another 9th degree red belt. There are several 9th degree red belts alive, including two of his cousins and his eldest brother Rorion. However, I doubt that he would ever accept rank from anyone other than his late father Helio, especially from his brother. The 2nd option is that in about 10-15 years he promotes himself.
@01Proust BJJ was born out of Judo and thus uses Judo throws. To get a blue belt (the first belt after white) in a Gracie school you basically have to be able to win a street fight. They test you on things that wouldn't be allowed in a sport fight. More important to defend yourself at that point then to win a sport fight. Also Rickson is a Judo black belt too so he could probably hold his own in a Judo tournament.
Idk what your talking about BJJ works for me at my job. I'm always getting picked on because i'm small. I have alot of scars from being stabbed or scratched. It's help me survive in a rough part of dallas. Sadly, i'm a college student living in the hood. I'm still around thanks to BJJ so idk what your talking about.
If you want chu be great in jiu-jitsu it is better chu have dedication, patience and understanding in this kind of game for you chu be able chu succeed.
@Chevalier765 Actually he is 7th degree (I almost sure of that, the same of my teacher's master Rolker Gracie, Rickson's brother). The 10th cannot be given anymore. The maximum a figher can reach is 9th. Only the master of the past, and some of them are alive today, got the 10th degree.
You have to partially blame the creator of Judo himself, Jigoro Kano. In the early 1900s, Kano, who loved throws more than groundwork, saw that students were spending more time on the ground instead of utilizing throws. He didn't like that. Throwing was his #1 passion. So in 1925, Kano set up new rules that limited time on the ground and made it mandatory to use a throw on your opponent. It only got worse when Kano's dream of Judo becoming a Olympic sport was realized.
@ordaboy Not sure why your replying "rorion is a red belt" to me, since I mentioned it on two of my previous four posts. He's been a red belt since 2003.
There are plenty of comments from the greatest BJJ fighters that Rickson is on another level. World class competing blackbelts said, they got absolutly no chance against him, he is like the "god" of BJJ
For an explanation of the Valente Brothers logo go to their website section entitled "our logo." Remember that Combat GJJ is much more than grappling unlike sport GJJ. Who's opinion should we believe with respect to the Valente Brothers being legit or not...souzajr. or Grand Master Helio Gracie and all his sons???
I do Krav Maga. I love it. It has Muay tai, Jiu Jitsu. It's a true combat style of martial arts. Fights often do go to the ground. I also do BJJ. Krav & BJJ is a wonderful marriage. Krav is a hard style where BJJ is a soft style. Both highly effective. I'm blessed to be able to do them both.
Nice video. Lots of respect for Master Rickson. Anyone agrees that the Valente Brothers logo is weird? I mean, a guy throwing a kick and the other one dodging isn`t exactly an image you associate with bjj...
ROYCE and CHARLES GRACIE have a book of BJJ SELF DEFENCE forstreet fighjt! Also a good guard OPEN or close can save your butt in MMA and street! Look forBJ PENN book of MMA and you see that not only cloe but ,DE LA RIVA,ALAN GOES , HALPH and butterfly have use in MMA!
@SCROGY Gentlemen, I watched the heated debate between you and I would make some comments: Grand Master Helio has always been against the use of points in competition, he believed that the real jj, was focused into submission. Look at the Gracie lineage, to know the origin of BJJ: Jigoro Kano -> Tomita Tsunejiro -> Carlos Gracie -> Helio Gracie We must thank Gracie for maintaining newaza saved, while judo has deteriorated in Olympic competitions.
some modifications of THROWS in BJJ make it more effiecient and easier for THINY people! Also BJJ has modified and combined some JUDO throws for sake of PRACTICALITY! The third book of RIGAN MACHADO in his series of BJJ ENCYCLOPEDIA has it! Training on the MATT is better than POLITICAL fight!
Almost all of the Gracie's have been in street fights. If you are getting kneed in the face while pulling guard, you are doing it wrong. Why is your face anywhere near their knee while pulling guard?
Alright, sorry. I sometimes forget not everyone understands figures of speech. That last part was just a twisted version of this, "BJJ is perfectly decent to learn to get used to the ground game, but it's not going to make you invincible." I'm not a fan of BJJ, but I'm not like proust where I'm going to say it's worthless, people like that are either not even martial artists, or don't have a firm grasp on what the martial arts are.
@JMoore4291 Uh, I have never been to a tournament where you don't get points for a sweep. And guess what? Every combat sport is based on points. You can win on points in Boxing, Judo, Sambo/Combat Sambo, Wrestling, Karate, TKD, Muay Thai. That sounds more like an excuse to me. And Kron DID LOSE at ADCC this year. If you want unlimited matches the stay in the dojo. The people that run tournaments do have to go home at the end of the day you know. Not every match can be 3 hours long.......
@SCROGY wrong, rener and ryron dont even compete in that bullshit anymore because its so based on points... what are points anyways... if someone takes you down and gets 2 points and you double ankle sweep them and are then on top of them you dont get any points and you're still losing 2-0 so if that match stays there for the rest of the time limit you lose even if the other guy is stalling the whole time... gay. to me you didnt win until you made the other guy tap, thats admitting that you lose
Most BJJ black belts I know have never been in a real street fight. BJJ is really bad for street fighting, Judo to be honest is good against 1 person, but you tie yourself up. You pull guard in a street fight, against someone who can actually fight and you will get kneed in the face, kicked and then he will stand back and just kick the shit out of you while your lying there. This will be made a lot worse if he is wearing hard leather or steel capped boots
@SCROGY the best of shit that matters, like our army, but the shit that matters to me, the usa is better than any other country including brazil at mma and jiu jitsu, 135, 155, 205, and 265 champs are all american, about to be 170 when nick diaz beats the shit out of gsp, then all the new era of gracies were all born and raised in the usa with an american mom... thats an american
@JMoore4291 Ummm buddy you need to learn to debate. I DID NOT SAY the best of anything were in Canada. YOU said the best of EVERYTHING were in the U.S. Therefore you made a totally unsubstantiated statement that is both wrong and unsupported by evidence. You then go on to say that you "don't care" when you are presented with a list of sports where the best clearly are not in th U.S. That's not how logical debate works my friend. Do not create Strawman arguments and Red Herrings.
It seems like you detest...no, you absolutely hate BJJ with a passion. I'm assuming that you're a judoka since you're holding judo to a high regard as a self-defense art, but seriously, do you think it's mature to ridicule another martial art? Even if the Gracies do say what you think they say (they do), a true martial artist does not let these things bother him/her and instead, let their actions speak for themselves.
I know I should be proud, as a Brazilian, to see how far Jiu Jitsu has gone. However, it is quite sad to see the best guys leave my country because they have no recognition around here. On the other hand, I'm pretty glad they found the respect they deserve in America. Also, Jiu Jitsu would probably have vanished, were it not for the Americans and their 'land of opportunity'. So, with mixed feelings, I have to say thanks to all Americans.
this was an amazing comment. I also believe it to be true I'm an American and I thank you, and consider you my jujitsu brother
Why doesn't he get recognition there? Because he believes in leg lock?
Worst Teammate no it’s because he shove a the orange in his ass. Sorry my english is not perfect, I only practice those language for 2 year.
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Thank you to all brazilians!
One of the greatest experiences of my life was Rickson Gracie seminar in Richmond, Virginia in 1999.
Rickson came to Sacramento 5 years go, 2 months after the seminar in Miami and he show us his amazing stuff and couldn't get that out of my head and he's like a "God" in jiu-jitsu, wanna flow like him, someday :-)
O Rickson envelheceu demais nesses ultimos 10 anos! Adoro esse cara! Que figura incrível!
I miss Rickson being in the sport. Back in the earlier pride days, He, Royce and Royler were such huge inspirations to me when I first started out with MMA.
It's good to see how Helio Gracie and Maeda Mitsuyo are being acknowledged in the background of this place. Too many martial arts practitioners forget their instructors and the lineage they come from
Wow lot of really lucky people in the class. awesome!
rickson gracie is one of the best jiu-jitsu masters ever! I wish i was there
my biggest wish would be one day with rickson, i want see every movement, every single stretch or push up, armbar he does.. it is an honor to hear him!!
Tem alguma chance de o Rickson fazer uma série de DVDs apresentando a filosofia e as técnicas dele no Jiu? É MUITO difícil encontrar material de qualidade sobre o Rickson, e a filosofia dele é impressionante. Ele deixaria um legado infinito de técnica e qualidade com uma série dessas.
Thanks for seminar ossss , I will be back to Miami .
Great video,it's a big honnour to train with a real master!Total respect!
What brand Gi is Hui and most of them wearing with that letter "M" logo on the side???
Yeah, I agree with George. Marcelo Garcia's system is so well thought and highly effective. Many people highly praise him and he's a 4xADCC champion for a reason =)
"I believe through techniques you can become invincible" Rickson training the Batman on his downtime to beat Superman gahlee what a brutal quote.
Rickson is a LEGEND!
Rickson Gracie is the man and R.I.P Grand Master Helio thank you for giving me the chance to be a great martial artist here in Newfoundland
@Chevalier765 In Brazilian jiu-jitsu from black to 6th degree the person wears a regular black belt with a 4” to 5” red bar on one end. For 7th and 8th degrees they wear an alternating red and black belt, similar to the red and white belt used in judo for 6th, 7th, and 8th degrees. And for 9th and 10th degrees they use a red belt, just like judo uses for their 9th and 10th degrees.
Can someone please tell me where i can buy a gi like then one Rickson is wearing in this Video?
I totally agree he is the man !
He is the true martial artist .... I have great respect !!
I dont know if its this specific kimono , but i know he has sponsored a brand in an advertisement callled KI International . hope that can be of some help to you .
beautiful!
Great video, Rest in Peace Helio Gracie
Put up segments from the seminar.
It looks amazing to finally see the black and red around Rickson's waist. Come years, there will be a red belt there where it belongs. I can only pray Rickson comes someday close enough for me to go and see him, beside Royce and Helio, he has been my largest influence to study BJJ, and IMO he's still the best.
I attended this seminar. Rickson defined the details he gave as "invincible" or "invisible" jiu jitsu?
What does this color of belt mean? That he is 9th dan or 10th?
@8ringsofshaolin Actually in BJJ, the red belt is not reserved for the original 5 brothers (10th dan). Red belts are also used by 9th degrees. Look up some 9th dan like the late Carlson Gracie Sr., Robson Gracie, Reyson Gracie, Rorion Gracie, Alvaro Baretto, Joao Alberto Baretto, Flavio Behring, Francisco Mansor, and you’ll see that they all wear red belts. To get your 9th dan red belt you must be a minimum of 67 years old. Rorion is only 58 and got his red years ago from Helio.
@JMoore4291 My bad, it was the Mundials that Kron lost at not ADCC.
Great!
@wontonsoup771 u are absolutely correct
@01Proust I already stated that BJJ incorporates Judo throws. I'm not sure why you are saying that a Judoka learns everything he needs in his first belt and imply that a BJJ student wouldn't. You have to be proficient at Judo throws to get your blue belt in BJJ. Plus I haven't found any Helio Gracie street fight videos considering there wasn't widespread use of personal video cameras until the man was near his 70s. Rickson used Judo throws and then BJJ on the ground in his street fights.
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@Chevalier765 Since there are no longer any 10th degree red belts alive in Brazilian jiu-jitsu, he has basically two options. One is to be awarded his 9th degree red belt from another 9th degree red belt. There are several 9th degree red belts alive, including two of his cousins and his eldest brother Rorion. However, I doubt that he would ever accept rank from anyone other than his late father Helio, especially from his brother. The 2nd option is that in about 10-15 years he promotes himself.
Olá! Vocês poderiam gravar em português ou com legenda! Oss
NO ONE is invincible!!!! PERIOD!!!!!
HERO
@01Proust BJJ was born out of Judo and thus uses Judo throws. To get a blue belt (the first belt after white) in a Gracie school you basically have to be able to win a street fight. They test you on things that wouldn't be allowed in a sport fight. More important to defend yourself at that point then to win a sport fight. Also Rickson is a Judo black belt too so he could probably hold his own in a Judo tournament.
@ramonsilva1 Rickson is an 8th degree red and black belt, not a 7th.
Mito!!!!!
Rickson looks strong.
Idk what your talking about BJJ works for me at my job. I'm always getting picked on because i'm small. I have alot of scars from being stabbed or scratched. It's help me survive in a rough part of dallas. Sadly, i'm a college student living in the hood. I'm still around thanks to BJJ so idk what your talking about.
wish i could have been there
Any jiu jitsu school I've been to has never taught striking, why is that?
because jiu jitsu doesn't include striking. what kind of retarded question is this?
"we all have to accept losing" ... yeah Rickson... you have a reputation for that XD
Great i never saw thoses images
@barrettokarate rorion is a red belt
Lol. Iove the Valente logo of the guy throwing a high kick. Odd, where's the kicks in BJJ.
it's about the defense of this kick
hehe,rickson is around 50 now right? Hope to get a chance to train with him somewhere in the future
If you are in NYC....check out Marcelo Garcias school.
Brazilian jiu jitsu is best fighting system ever.
far superior than any other system.
@BluePittbull666 exactly
why does valente bros jiu jitsu logo have two dudes sparring with one dude throwing a high kick? strange. you'd think it'd be two dudes grappling.
UklaTheMokk its a picture of helio gracie evading a kick from someone
If you want chu be great in jiu-jitsu it is better chu have dedication, patience and understanding in this kind of game for you chu be able chu succeed.
@Chevalier765 Actually he is 7th degree (I almost sure of that, the same of my teacher's master Rolker Gracie, Rickson's brother). The 10th cannot be given anymore. The maximum a figher can reach is 9th. Only the master of the past, and some of them are alive today, got the 10th degree.
You have to partially blame the creator of Judo himself, Jigoro Kano. In the early 1900s, Kano, who loved throws more than groundwork, saw that students were spending more time on the ground instead of utilizing throws. He didn't like that. Throwing was his #1 passion. So in 1925, Kano set up new rules that limited time on the ground and made it mandatory to use a throw on your opponent. It only got worse when Kano's dream of Judo becoming a Olympic sport was realized.
@valdostastate77 no doubt and no homo, but i listen to this guy talk and teach all day long.
niice !
@barrettokarate OK i see. Who can give Rickson the next belt?
He is supposed to be the best.
@UklaTheMokk
look at the photo in the back @ 1:12
@ordaboy Not sure why your replying "rorion is a red belt" to me, since I mentioned it on two of my previous four posts. He's been a red belt since 2003.
Actually , GRACIE familly are very down to earth people and proud of their methods! PRIDE should not be confused with ARROGANCE!
who was the best Gracie in BJJ ?
There are plenty of comments from the greatest BJJ fighters that Rickson is on another level. World class competing blackbelts said, they got absolutly no chance against him, he is like the "god" of BJJ
didn't he loose vs Eddie Bravo?
It was Royler Gracie. In that time, EB still was in brown belt.
Right now Rickson, before him Rolls Gracie who taught Rickson.
don't forget about carlos and helio gracie along with Carlson who were the founders/innovators.
For an explanation of the Valente Brothers logo go to their website section entitled "our logo."
Remember that Combat GJJ is much more than grappling unlike sport GJJ.
Who's opinion should we believe with respect to the Valente Brothers being legit or not...souzajr. or Grand Master Helio Gracie and all his sons???
I do Krav Maga. I love it. It has Muay tai, Jiu Jitsu. It's a true combat style of martial arts. Fights often do go to the ground. I also do BJJ. Krav & BJJ is a wonderful marriage. Krav is a hard style where BJJ is a soft style. Both highly effective. I'm blessed to be able to do them both.
Krav Maga is a scam and not a martial art. Dont ever compare it to jiu jitsu lol.
Nice video.
Lots of respect for Master Rickson.
Anyone agrees that the Valente Brothers logo is weird? I mean, a guy throwing a kick and the other one dodging isn`t exactly an image you associate with bjj...
ROYCE and CHARLES GRACIE have a book of BJJ SELF DEFENCE forstreet fighjt!
Also a good guard OPEN or close can save your butt in MMA and street! Look forBJ PENN book of MMA and you see that not only cloe but ,DE LA RIVA,ALAN GOES , HALPH and butterfly have use in MMA!
The pedro guy is actually RDA
@SCROGY Gentlemen, I watched the heated debate between you and I would make some comments: Grand Master Helio has always been against the use of points in competition, he believed that the real jj, was focused into submission. Look at the Gracie lineage, to know the origin of BJJ: Jigoro Kano -> Tomita Tsunejiro -> Carlos Gracie -> Helio Gracie
We must thank Gracie for maintaining newaza saved, while judo has deteriorated in Olympic competitions.
some modifications of THROWS in BJJ make it more effiecient and easier for THINY people! Also BJJ has modified and combined some JUDO throws for sake of PRACTICALITY! The third book of RIGAN MACHADO in his series of BJJ ENCYCLOPEDIA has it! Training on the MATT is better than POLITICAL fight!
@SCROGY i didnt say anything about an adcc winner, i said the best, which are the new breed of gracies, which are american
Hoje, entres os grandes mestres da velha guarda, o Rickson ainda apavora?
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But while Jigoro Kano created those new rules in Japan, the Gracies were still practicing the style of pre-1925 Judo.
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Wtf? Valente brothers are jiu jitsu and their logo is a man kicking another Man?
@leocmen Your right about Olympic style Judo. The olympics completely ruined the art by just emphasizing the throws.
Are white belts not welcomed to these seminars??????
Rickson is my Michael Jordan
nice english rickson
x.x
Almost all of the Gracie's have been in street fights. If you are getting kneed in the face while pulling guard, you are doing it wrong. Why is your face anywhere near their knee while pulling guard?
Alright, sorry. I sometimes forget not everyone understands figures of speech. That last part was just a twisted version of this, "BJJ is perfectly decent to learn to get used to the ground game, but it's not going to make you invincible." I'm not a fan of BJJ, but I'm not like proust where I'm going to say it's worthless, people like that are either not even martial artists, or don't have a firm grasp on what the martial arts are.
Samuraiiiiiiiiii Rickson Gracieeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
Correu do ruaaaaaassss kkk
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@Chevalier765 7th
@siasti lol I guess not..
The LOGO makes little sense. It is a 100% grappling art and you see a KARATE like kick in the image.
@JMoore4291 Uh, I have never been to a tournament where you don't get points for a sweep. And guess what? Every combat sport is based on points. You can win on points in Boxing, Judo, Sambo/Combat Sambo, Wrestling, Karate, TKD, Muay Thai. That sounds more like an excuse to me. And Kron DID LOSE at ADCC this year. If you want unlimited matches the stay in the dojo. The people that run tournaments do have to go home at the end of the day you know. Not every match can be 3 hours long.......
@barrettokarate hmmmm,i musta clicked on the wrong person
@thebuzzcjc I was kinda joking. I know that Rickson is a jiu-jitsu genius. Shame about his boy dying tho...
@JMoore4291 The Gracie ethinicities are Brazilian lol ...
@Perroxacaso invisible
@thebuzzcjc Not so hard to get a belt when your family invented the system, no?
@SCROGY wrong, rener and ryron dont even compete in that bullshit anymore because its so based on points... what are points anyways... if someone takes you down and gets 2 points and you double ankle sweep them and are then on top of them you dont get any points and you're still losing 2-0 so if that match stays there for the rest of the time limit you lose even if the other guy is stalling the whole time... gay. to me you didnt win until you made the other guy tap, thats admitting that you lose
Most BJJ black belts I know have never been in a real street fight. BJJ is really bad for street fighting, Judo to be honest is good against 1 person, but you tie yourself up. You pull guard in a street fight, against someone who can actually fight and you will get kneed in the face, kicked and then he will stand back and just kick the shit out of you while your lying there. This will be made a lot worse if he is wearing hard leather or steel capped boots
He will rest in peace if he knew Jesus Christ as his Lord and Saviour!!! If he didn't than there will not be peace ever!!!
@SCROGY the best of shit that matters, like our army, but the shit that matters to me, the usa is better than any other country including brazil at mma and jiu jitsu, 135, 155, 205, and 265 champs are all american, about to be 170 when nick diaz beats the shit out of gsp, then all the new era of gracies were all born and raised in the usa with an american mom... thats an american
@JMoore4291 Ummm buddy you need to learn to debate. I DID NOT SAY the best of anything were in Canada. YOU said the best of EVERYTHING were in the U.S. Therefore you made a totally unsubstantiated statement that is both wrong and unsupported by evidence. You then go on to say that you "don't care" when you are presented with a list of sports where the best clearly are not in th U.S. That's not how logical debate works my friend. Do not create Strawman arguments and Red Herrings.
@JMoore4291 They aren't the best. The best are the ones winning the ADCC and the mudials.
It seems like you detest...no, you absolutely hate BJJ with a passion. I'm assuming that you're a judoka since you're holding judo to a high regard as a self-defense art, but seriously, do you think it's mature to ridicule another martial art? Even if the Gracies do say what you think they say (they do), a true martial artist does not let these things bother him/her and instead, let their actions speak for themselves.