Master Ken demonstrates how to use 5 o’clock shadow in close quarter fighting.

Music by Kevin MacLeod.

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Keenan Cornelius teaches one of his most precious submission techniques for GRACIEMAG.

Keenan Cornelius teaches you how to do the armbar from 50-50. More previews from this instructional DVD set at http://tinyurl.com/keenanDVDs

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Nori Bunasawa teaches this variation of Ippon Seoi Nage (1-Arm Shoulder Throw) at his clinic on April 6, 2013 at the Welcome Mat Judo Club in Kansas City, Missouri. Nori Bunasawa is a Hachidan (8th Grade Black Belt) in Kodokan Judo.

During February and March 2013, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu World Champion Rodolfo Vieira and Mestre Julio Cesar Pereira visited GFTeam Australia to conduct a 2 week bjj camp. Here are some highlights of the camp. www.gfteamaustralia.com

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In this video, ONE FC World Champion Shinya Aoki shows one of his famous moves. With World Champions in Muay Thai, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Mixed Martial Arts, Boxing, Submission Grappling, Wrestling, and more, Evolve University is one of the most comprehensive mixed martial arts universities in the world. For more video tutorials by World Champions, please go to http://www.evolve-university.com

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“Kayron Gracie’s Invisible Armlock Surprises”

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Nesse video Kayron demonstra o seu supreendente “Armlock Invisível”.

Kayron Gracie é o filho mais velho do Mestre Carlos “Carlinhos” Gracie fundador da Gracie Barra. Kayron começou a competir no Jiu-Jitsu aos 9 anos de idade, e desde então acumulou vários títulos importantes representando o escudo vermelho: Campeão Mundial Sem Kimono em 2007 na faixa roxa, Campeão Mundial em 2008 na faixa marrom, Campeão Pan Americano em 2010 na faixa preta, entre outros.

Kayron Gracie nasceu dia 04 de maio de 1988 no Rio de Janeiro e quando Kayron tinha 17 anos, se mudou para os Estados Unidos, onde continuou a competir, enquanto começou uma carreira como instrutor no quartel general da Gracie Barra nos Estados Unidos localizado em Irvine na Califórnia. Hoje Kayron tem a sua própria escola em Mission Viejo na Califórnia.

Ben Baxter training with Leandro Lo

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Helio Gracie vs. Yukio Kato – In November of 1950, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu founder Helio Gracie was asked by a Japanese emissary if he would accept a fight with a Japanese champion. Gracie, of course, indicated that he would. This eventually led to three Japanese judokas visiting Brazil. The trio was led by the champion of all Japanese champions, Masahiko Kimura. The other two fighters were Yamaguchi (6th degree black belt) and Yukio Kato (5th degree black belt). In sum, given that Kato and Gracie were more similar in size (Kato weighed about 154 pounds), instead of a match with Kimura, Gracie was given the option of Kato, at least initially. The Japanese were reportedly afraid that if Gracie lost to Kimura he would simply point to their weight differential as the reason why.
Regardless, on September 6, 1951, Kato and Gracie met at Maracana Stadium in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil for a three round draw. Kato reportedly dominated the early goings, with Gracie taking the later stages of the fight. Kato then challenged Gracie to a rematch, which took place on September 29, 1951 (only 23 days later) at Pacaembu Gymnasium. Early on, as Kato had been able to do in their initial encounter, the Japanese fighter threw Gracie hard. He also tried a choke which Gracie had trouble with before escaping. Though Kato had passed Gracie’s guard in order to implement the choke, afterwards, Gracie gained his guard back, sunk in a front choke, and won the match when Kato went unconscious after about eight minutes had gone by in round one. (Top Brazilian Jiu Jitsu vs. Judo Fights: Characteristics, Great Fights, Etc. By Robert Rousseau, About.com Guide page 2)

2012 world BJJ champion Leandro Lo was putting on a BJJ clinic at Five Rings Jiu Jitsu. Professor Ben Baxter and Devin Roan we lucky enough to be able to participate. This is a short video of their expirence.

Exclusive for GRACIEMAG.com readers, Jiu-Jitsu star Andre Galvao teaches the deep half guard killer, one of his trademark submission moves. For this very special class, Galvao is wearing the Typhoon Storm Gi, the same kimono you can win for free by subscribing to GRACIEMAG for 2 years. It is a US$450+ value package for only US$ 197 direct to your door. Don’t miss out and subscribe now!