61. Jiu Jitsu Local Coastalbeat.com Mar 15, 2007 What would happen if you put a sumo wrestler, a karate expert, two kickboxers, a professional boxer, a savate (French kickboxing) black belt http://www.coastalbeat.com/news/2007/mar/15/jiu_jitsu/

Login Contact Us Site Map Money$hots ... Classifieds Stories search coastalbeat.com Thursday, April 3, 2008 Stories Money$hots The Late Shift Blog Calendar ... Explore Jiu Jitsu Every fight ends up on the floor By SARAH FELDBERG Thursday, March 15, 2007 STORY TOOLS E-mail story Comments iPod friendly Printer friendly More Explore Break the Non-Voting Vicious Circle How to Survive a Bridal Show Tao of the Crazy Fish Share and Enjoy What would happen if you put a sumo wrestler, a karate expert, two kickboxers, a professional boxer, a savate (French kickboxing) black belt, a shootfighter, and a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu black belt together in a ring? Who would be left standing when the proverbial smoke had cleared? In 1993 at the McNichols Sports Arena in Denver, Colorado the world found out. During The Ultimate Fighting Challenge’s inaugural mixed martial arts tournament, eight fighting experts matched up to determine which discipline of pain reigns supreme. After three rounds of fighting and seven individual bouts, one man emerged as the champion: Brazilian Jiu Jitsu master Royce Gracie. On a warm Monday evening at Gold’s Gym in Naples, the crowd is substantially less intimidating. A handful of men and women dressed in T-shirts and gym shorts unfold long gray panel mats on the floor of a workout studio and mill around quietly as they await the arrival of their instructor, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu teacher Roberto Torralbas.

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63. TORA TENGU KARATE Jiu Jitsu TORA TENGU KARATE. Real Tradition! Real Education! Real Karate! HOME ABOUT US. Sensei Collin Mills. Senpai Shane Walters http://www.toratengukarate.com/jiu_jitsu.html

64. Jiu Jitsu Jiu Jitsu. JiuJitsu is a form of self-defense that originated during feudal times in Japan. “Jiu-Jitsu” techniques require minimal effort for the maximum http://www.trainingforlifeinc.com/Jiu_Jitsu.html

Jiu Jitsu Jiu-Jitsu is a form of self-defense that originated during feudal times in Japan. “Jiu-Jitsu” techniques require minimal effort for the maximum effect. Through the use of leveraging and understanding of human anatomy, one can disarm, submit or negate any attacker – regardless of your size, gender and strength. This is done mainly by means of joint manipulation, strikes, throws and chokes. The goal of a Jiu-Jitsu technique is to end a fight in 5 seconds or less. Home Services Chiropractic Acupuncture ... Location

65. Jiu Jitsu Brazilian JiuJitsu is an empty hand self-defense system that was developed and made famous by the Gracie family who emigrated from Brazil. http://www.plymouthmartialarts.com/jiu_jitsu.htm

Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu is an empty hand self-defense system that was developed and made famous by the Gracie family who emigrated from Brazil. They started the “No Holds Barred” competitions in America, which is currently the fastest growing martial art in America. What made what they do so special is that they specialize in ground fighting and have made it a science, by developing techniques to benefit the smaller person. Check the schedule for class times.

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67. Ju Jitsu Ju Jitsu. Ju Jitsu is a self defense martial art for everybody. I ve practiced it since 1993 and I ve now the second Dan (black belt). http://www.widtmann.ch/jiu_jitsu/

Ju Jitsu Ju Jitsu is a self defense martial art for everybody. I've practiced it since 1993 and I've now the second Dan (black belt). I am member of the managing-committee and head of Ju Jitsu trainers of the Further I am Vice President of the Downloads Ju Jitsu Vortrag Ju Jitsu Lexikon Kime no Kata Goshin Jutsu no Kata

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69. Judo Information Site The Yamasaki Academy is the first Brazilian jiu_jitsu school in Washington, D.C. area. Come to visit us and improve your newaza skills! http://judoinfo.com/links/index.php?PID=6

70. Charlottetown JKA movements used by many traditional martial arts such as Budo disciplines (Aikido, Iaido, Jodo, Judo, jiu_jitsu, Karate, Kendo) and Tae Kwon Do. http://www.peijka.ca/kata.htm

Information Articles Galleries Kihon ... Unused Kata Kata Encarta® World English Dictionary ka·ta [ kaa taa] noun sequence of movements in martial arts: a sequence of movements in some martial arts such as karate, used either for training or to demonstrate technique [Mid-20th century. From Japanese, literally "model, pattern."] From Wikipedia , the free encyclopedia. Kata are detailed patterns of defense-and-attack movements used by many traditional martial arts such as Budo disciplines (Aikido, Iaido, Jodo, Judo, Jiu_jitsu, Karate, Kendo) and Tae Kwon Do. Tai Chi Chuan practice also resembles the kata of other martial arts. The word kata means "form". The form can be composed for solo practise, like in karate, or for exercise in pairs. According to legend, the kata in Karate were devised by a Japanese master, banished to a small island for his drunkenness. With no one to practice with, he instead put together sequences of moves performed solo. Karate students rowing to the island were then taught the kata in return for smuggled alcohol. The kata practitioner executes a specified series of from 20 or so to as many as 70 moves, generally with stepping and turning, and attempting to maintain as nearly-perfect form as possible. The number of moves in a kata may be referred to in the name of the kata eg. Gojushiho, which means 54 steps. The number of moves may also have links with Buddhist spirituality - the number 108 is significant in Buddhism and kata whose numbers of moves are factors of 108 such as 54, 36 and 27 reflect this link.

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72. ! Martial Art Arts Videos DVD UK jiu_jitsu Instructional DVD. FABIO GURGEL Instructional DVD s 4 Volume (2x DVD) - BOX SET World Champion Fabio Gurgel holds nothing back in this amazing 4 http://www.martialartshop.co.uk/martial_art_videos_various.htm

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73. UAE: A Market In Sheer Growth These days there is jiu_jitsu in all the Arab countries, creating a generation of fighters that will, within five years, make a lot of noise on the http://www.graciemag.com/news/175/ARTICLE/9272/2008-01-23.html

Alliance Pan-Ams team champ Jacare’s team conquered the adult competition GB Solvang opens tomorrow Submission at GB Hungary New GMA faces: part 2 New GMA faces: Part 1 ... Compete with Renzo Gracie Search GRACIEMAG.com: UAE: a market in sheer growth Discovering new territories for Jiu-Jitsu By Carl£o Santos, GMA Member in Abu Dhabi, UAE I founded the United Arab Emirates Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Team, the country's national team, during my second Visit to the United Arab Emirates to teach, in October of 2002 This was made posslble by the partnership Abu Dhabi Combat Club (ADCC) set up with Ze Mario Sperry and the Brazilian Top Team, with the aim of bringing black belts here. Among my activities, I teach classes to nearly the entire family of Sheikh Tahnoon bin Zayed, besides teaching the national defense and the army special forces. Around here I also work as an organizer of tournaments. It's not easy, since I have to run after sponsors and oversee the entire organization, doing almost everything on my own. But now I have the support of teachers Olavo Abreu and Suyan Queiroz, who are providing me backup. I entered this field because, ever since I first arrived in this region, I noted the lack of competitions being held. My idea always was to put on big events here and around the region, with the hope of bringing the Asian and World championships here some day. The main difficulties in the region have been the lack of professionalism of a lot of people and ignorance about the sport. Nevertheless, the work also brings rewards such as beinq able to watch Jiu-Jitsu grow, hearing people talk about and all the friends you make.

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