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Martial Arts All Over !!!!

Congratulations 

Carlson Gracie Miami/ Ghost Squad BJJ Team

This easter weekend, we had a fantastic one!!!! Full of joy and happiness.

First, let's start with Friday March 30th. Fight To Win came down to Miami, Florida to show epic battles and phenomenal display with the best grapplers. We had the opportunity to send our dream team. At War Memorial Auditorium, Seth Daniels, the organized probably saw the force we have when we are invited for such epic moment. Brazilian Jiu Jitsu was display in Gi (Kimono) and No Gi (Rashguard and Shorts). The tipically uniform we use. Tons of applications was send, and only 66 fighters were awarded with the invitation. We did our part, bringing the whole dojo, wearing our Ghost Squad BJJ Team Shirt and happy to represent.

Mauricio Huaroto Brown Belt, start the No Gi displaying great rhythm. Always pushing the pace and looking for the submission in the 8 minutes that fight was settle. For moments, he's domination was clear, leading to the victory from unanimous decision.

Danny Foundora, Brown Belt  came to represent the Art in the traditional way, with the Kimono. Knowing for his incredible athleticism, no doubt about it, he clear the game and with such a refined technique, was be able to with another unanimous decision, lead the team for 2 victories at that night.

Josh Garcia, Black Belt close the night with one of the quickest submission of the night, playing a beautiful Knee bar. With a amazing game plan, a focused mind and a well prepared training camp, make the TEAM have 100%.

Carlson Gracie Miami / Ghost Squad BJJ Team @fightowinpro68 in Fort Lauderdale.

Professor Michel P. Pereira "Buiu"

Buiu BJJ Workshop / Seminar

Michel Porfírio Pereira "Buiú" Black Belt 4th Degree in Brazilian JiuJiutsu BuiuBJJGhostSquad Owner

I'm super Excited to see my Friends and make new ones @ Spear Jiu Jitsu located @ Platoon Martial Arts Happy to go back to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. For more information, please, contact Professors Noah Spear or Dave Sulkin #buiubjjteam #ghostsquadbjjteam #buiubjj#kendallbjj #bjj #brazilianjiujitsu #blackbelt #gi #miamibjj #bjjphiladelphia#bjjphilly #philadelhphia #philadelphiaselfdefense #bjjseminar#bjjaffiliates #drillzgi

Código De Conduta Ibjjf Worlds 2017

CÓDIGO DE CONDUTA DE PROFESSORES

“Eu compreendo minha posição como Faixa-Preta e professor de Jiu-Jitsu, devo sempre ser visto como um exemplo moral e tenho ciência de que todas as minhas ações podem influenciar as próximas gerações.
Eu sempre devo promover o “fair-play” entre meus colegas
Eu sempre devo ser cordial com outros técnicos, atletas, juizes e envolvidos no esporte
Eu sempre devo seguir as regras, regulamentos e entendo que eles existem para proteger o meu bem estar e dos outros.
Eu sempre farei o póssivel para promover a nossa arte
Eu sempre serei honesto e justo.”

Código de conduta de professores em eventos da IBJJF/CBJJ

• Em qualquer evento, quando os professors são autorizados a permanecer na área reservada, eles sempre devem usar o colete fornecido pela organização. Os professors devem portar durante todo o tempo suas carteirinhas de associados válida no ano corrente. Os professores devem devolver seus coletes assim que deixarem a área reservada e quando as lutas de seus atletas terminarem.
• Os professors devem permanecer sentados nas cadeiras designadas atrás das placas de publicidade, ao lado dos marcadores de luta.
• Os professors são responsáveis pela conduta de seus alunos e atletas no momento em que eles entram, até a saída do evento.
• As ações e orientações dos professors devem ser limitadas a comunicação com os atletas. Táticas, dicas de estratégias, motivação, antecipação de movimento e possíveis contusões.
• Os professores dever permanecer sentados durante todo o período de luta.
• Nenhum comentário deve ser feito e direcionado aos árbitros no momento da luta.
• Em nenhum momento será permitida linguagem inapropriada direcionada aos árbitros, oponentes, organizadores do evento e espectadores.
• Bater, chutar e derrubar as placas de publicidade e outros equipamentos da competição e extremamente proibido.
• Nao serão permitidos gestos inapropriados direcionados aos oponentes, professores, árbitros e membros da organização do evento.

Vestuário obrigátorio

• É obrigátorio o uso de camiseta dentro da área de competição durante todo o evento.
• É expressamente proibido o uso de qualquer peca de vestuario contendo linguagem ou imagens inapropriadas.
• Não é permitido o uso de qualquer peça de roupa que o árbitros ou a organização do evento achem inapropriada.

Penalidades

Os professores que não seguirem os códigos de conduta, serão impedidos de entrar na área de competição durante todo o evento. Os professores, atletas e academias estão sujeitos a suspensão de suas agremiações, participação em outros eventos e podendo ser banidos dos eventos da IBJJF/CBJJ.

Stop the training ? Why ?

Did you notice sometimes, when you do the move, something ain't right ?

I tell you that: most of us, have the common mistake to see ourselves, repeating a move and questioning: am I doing this right ? Of course you have your Instructor or Professor right there to help, beside the kind teammate to short the answer. Foremost, I questioning myself as well (nobody is perfect right ?) You read perfectly right: I do ask and questioning my self times to make sure I am a good professor and in my deepest humble moments, I do ask to my students how apply correctly the move so everyone can learn proper.

Despite multi color belts or skill levels, or less, question is a valuable statement that a student make so he can reassure if he doing right the pass move.

Many of us can't be caught in our supremacy of the Black Belt and not listen ourselves times at times. But, if there's a lesson I learned; never interrupt the rollin/spar/live so you can flow with your teammate and he can focus in what he didn't caught enough.

I tell you that: do your session, after the class, you help the most cue points related that JiuJitsu session. That way: you don't interrupt yours so your partner.

How frustrated can be, you, does matter the belt you are, about to get close that pass; that sweep or submission, and your teammate stop to try correct you. Do it! Let the teammate do it!!!! Don't stop!!!! If a mistake was made, don't let the progress grow! But don't stop every minute to correct. That case, you babysitting. If the teammate is the one that ask a lot, kindly say: "Let's do this: we gonna roll, but we ain't stop, if anything happens, we chat with each other after class."

Simple right ? So, why stop overtime to correct or to be afraid to get tapped ?

Recently, I saw a video from a Brazilian Black Belt complaining about lower belts, in Brazil, that, barely can't pass the guard, do a sweep or apply a submission. In my dojo, for me, if you are one of those and don't know the basics, guess what ? : you will drill the basics until you be able to perform a live session.

How can you be a Blue Belt that can do all the basics ? If you are coming from an injury, chronic, maybe you need surgery, recovery and them come to train, but give an excuse, unacceptable!!! Let's make a point here: don't stop the training, don't talk when you training and the most tap if the guy have a submission. Is your bills getting lower ??? Are you gonna drive another car ?? If what matters for you is your pride, Jiu Jitsu ain't for you. Look for something else!!

All the comments, erros, misconceptions or confusions is totally responsable and account from me: Michel Porfirio Pereira. I assume totally responsibility from the message above, because, I won't stop for nothing to express my feelings from Brazilian Jiu jitsu.

TRAIN JIU JITSU

Professor Michel Porfirio Pereira "Buiu"; 2nd Place at Florida State Championship 2015

Motivation

Motivation

A word that have a lot of meaning.

Some they have all the time. A few keep alive. Don't you ever think you lost it? You don't. You have it inside of you. Just sometimes need to be fire up. Not from you dad, brother or your best friend. But from somebody strong than you: your mind. Motivation can be light up with music or a tattoo that you dream about it. Motivation is a close word for me to wake up and do your best everyday because in someplace has someone doing better than you. Wake for life!!! Is short and if you don't take advantage for the opportunities that life preserve for you would be impossible for you get up and go. Those that just sit there and watch 10..20..30 minutes pass by and don't move a muscle will be the ones that in bright future won't be able to share any history or passage from they're life's.

Wake up that dragon you have inside of you and make a better day the next few hours. Our ancestries didn't have all technology from the days now and they tough us be a better person only with book and teaching from the daily basis. Believe, you can’t ever give up from a dream until become true.

If this message help you someway how make sure tomorrow you make a better day than today.

Make sure you are more productive.

Make some impact in your life.

She is short. Pass fast.

 

Triangle Choke #carlsongraciemiami #buiubjjteam #blackbeltleague #competition #rules

OSS!!!

Novice BJJ - Tips

Here a couple tips to help you start in BJJ or Brazilian Jiu Jitsu

1. Bow as you get in or get out from the mats.
2. Greet the Professor first, them the belt ranking under him.
3. Don't course.
4. Wait for a higher ranking teammate call you to roll or drill.
5. Be ready to train always.
6. Make the questions in the end of the class in situations you been stuck. One at time.

7. Cellphone just in case of emergency.
8. Wash your Gi/ Kimono properly.
9. Don't brag about yourself if you tap one of your teammates.
10. Be humble.
11. Always have a positive attitude.
12. Make time for your train. Usually, your class run by 1 (one) hour.
13. Share your knowledge.