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Amazing Passing Info

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Stance and posture control:?BJJ Power Play - Posture Control while Standing - Jason Scully?‏

 Pass:?Augusto 'Tanquinho' Mendes - Ankle Pick Takedown with Guard Pass - BJJ Weekly #057

Pass:?WWW.SOULFIGHT.NET- BJJ SEMINAR SERIES Vol.2 The Sao Paulo Approach Passing the Guard?

The Families of Five Rings

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Brazilian Jiu Jitsu is fundamentally rooted in the traditions and values of ‘a familia’: the family (in Portuguese).  The Ribeiro brothers, Saulo and Xande, have demonstrated throughout their careers that filial bonds can be used to motivate, drive, and inspire each other to greatness.  The many generations of the Gracie family have helped to spread knowledge and passion for the ‘gentle art’ throughout the world.  Rafael and Guillerme Mendes are siblings on the cutting edge of the sport.  Each of these families shares a love for the community of BJJ.  Sometimes it is represented by their competitive spirit, incomparable instruction, or willingness to promote the art.  Most often, it is all of these things.

family_ribeiroXande and Saulo Ribeiro

My Life as a White Belt

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2010 Oregon Open is in the books - full report

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Drill, spar, condition, rinse and repeat. The preparation that goes into being a jiu jitsu athlete along with the anxiety of competition makes the completion of a day like yesterday that much more rewarding.  After less than a year of existence, Five Rings Jiu Jitsu brought out 22 competitors and brought back 12 medals (9 silver and 3 bronze)!!

On competing for the first time

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This is for those of you who are competing for the first time. A little bit about what to expect, a little bit about how I personally prepare, and a little bit about some things I think are important. I'm not saying I'm an old hound at competing, but I've been through it a number of times.

 

A-game Camping vs. Making the Decision to Improve

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This is a GREAT post by Christian. I wanted to post it on my blog because I believe it captures the essence of learning / growing ones game. Super stuff to keep in mind as you walk out on the training floor every day!!!

TO

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