It will happen in World Black Belt Center at 3 pm on 18Th of june (next friday). I hope to see you there.
Eduardo Alexandre Machado
Dubai Brazilian Jiu-jitsu Team Head Teacher
2nd Degree Black Belt -(Ataque Duplo/Brazilian Top Team)
Mobile: 0503949301
Dubai - UAE
domingo, 13 de junho de 2010
No-Gi Tournament
We will be based in the International Brazilian Jiu-jitsu Federation rules (www.ibjjf.org - click in "referee" then in "rules" in the top bar), for any referee decisions.
It will be divided in three weight categories: 1st category will be (galo, pluma and pena categories) under 70kg weight students, 2nd category will be (leve, medio and meio-pesado categories) under 85kg weight students and 3rd category will be (pesado, superpesado and pesadissimo categories) under 100kg weight students.
The open weight category will happen if the Tournament staff's realize it is suitable.
Each competitor will be entitled to participate in his/her own weight category and in the open weight category.
Don't miss it.
Eduardo Alexandre Machado
Dubai Brazilian Jiu-jitsu Team Head Teacher
2nd Degree Black Belt -(Ataque Duplo/Brazilian Top Team)
Mobile: 0503949301
Dubai - UAE
It will be divided in three weight categories: 1st category will be (galo, pluma and pena categories) under 70kg weight students, 2nd category will be (leve, medio and meio-pesado categories) under 85kg weight students and 3rd category will be (pesado, superpesado and pesadissimo categories) under 100kg weight students.
The open weight category will happen if the Tournament staff's realize it is suitable.
Each competitor will be entitled to participate in his/her own weight category and in the open weight category.
Don't miss it.
Eduardo Alexandre Machado
Dubai Brazilian Jiu-jitsu Team Head Teacher
2nd Degree Black Belt -(Ataque Duplo/Brazilian Top Team)
Mobile: 0503949301
Dubai - UAE
sexta-feira, 11 de junho de 2010
About Belts Exams Requirement
The technical requirements are listened in the blog. It was published a list of techniques that should be the minimun requirement to achieve the technical aspect to be graduated.
But don't forget that the student will be asked to participate in the exam not only because of his or her technical level.
Aspects as maturity, discipline, loyalty, respect to more graduated and others, friendship, driven to excellence, follow the "Rule of Conduct" consistently, the way some behave and how to add value to our team in any sense are consider as a complement to his or her acomplishment. And will be
We believe in people's development, and that to invest in Brazilian Jiu-jitsu is a strong developmental tool that makes people better. So we reward people's improvement as a part of a strategy to make people keep changing to something better all the time.
We also believe that the knowledge is produced all the time so we would like to know your opinion about what we think. WE SIMPLY LOVE FEEDBACK!
So, feel confortable to share with us you opinion. Please, send it to eam706@hotmail.com.
All the best.
Eduardo Alexandre Machado
Dubai Brazilian Jiu-jitsu Team Head Teacher
2nd Degree Black Belt -(Ataque Duplo/Brazilian Top Team)
Mobile: 0503949301
Dubai - UAE
But don't forget that the student will be asked to participate in the exam not only because of his or her technical level.
Aspects as maturity, discipline, loyalty, respect to more graduated and others, friendship, driven to excellence, follow the "Rule of Conduct" consistently, the way some behave and how to add value to our team in any sense are consider as a complement to his or her acomplishment. And will be
We believe in people's development, and that to invest in Brazilian Jiu-jitsu is a strong developmental tool that makes people better. So we reward people's improvement as a part of a strategy to make people keep changing to something better all the time.
We also believe that the knowledge is produced all the time so we would like to know your opinion about what we think. WE SIMPLY LOVE FEEDBACK!
So, feel confortable to share with us you opinion. Please, send it to eam706@hotmail.com.
All the best.
Eduardo Alexandre Machado
Dubai Brazilian Jiu-jitsu Team Head Teacher
2nd Degree Black Belt -(Ataque Duplo/Brazilian Top Team)
Mobile: 0503949301
Dubai - UAE
2nd DUBAI BRAZILIAN JIU-JITSU FESTIVAL
On 24th of june 2010 (last thursday of june) we will have the 2nd DUBAI BRAZILIAN JIU-JITSU FESTIVAL. It will be on World Black Belt Center at 20:00 pm. Bring your family and friends to watch.
It is a friendly trainning that will have the specific goal of knowledge exchange between the Dubai Brazilian Jiu-jitsu Family. All are invited to this excited event.
We will use the International Brazilian Jiu-jitsu Federation rules during the sparring sections as usual (www.ibjjf.org or www.cbjj.com.br).
Thanks a lot for you suport.
Eduardo Alexandre Machado
Dubai Brazilian Jiu-jitsu Team Head Teacher
2nd Degree Black Belt -(Ataque Duplo/Brazilian Top Team)
Mobile: 0503949301
Dubai - UAE
It is a friendly trainning that will have the specific goal of knowledge exchange between the Dubai Brazilian Jiu-jitsu Family. All are invited to this excited event.
We will use the International Brazilian Jiu-jitsu Federation rules during the sparring sections as usual (www.ibjjf.org or www.cbjj.com.br).
Thanks a lot for you suport.
Eduardo Alexandre Machado
Dubai Brazilian Jiu-jitsu Team Head Teacher
2nd Degree Black Belt -(Ataque Duplo/Brazilian Top Team)
Mobile: 0503949301
Dubai - UAE
quinta-feira, 10 de junho de 2010
BLACK BELT EXAM LIST
DUBAI JIU-JITSU TEAM .
Belts requirement
BLACK .
TECNICAS BASICAS - BASIC TECHNIQUES
1. ROLAMENTO SIMPLES (ROLLING – SIMPLE)
2. ROLAMENTO COM AS MAOS NA NUCA (ROLLING - HANDS IN THE NECK)
3. ROLAMENTO DE COSTAS (ROLLING – BACK)
4. ROLAMENTO COM AS MAOS NAS ORELHAS (ROLLING - HAND IN THE EAR)
5. SAIDA DE QUADRIL (HIP ESCAPE)
6. SAIDA DE QUADRIL E VIRADA DE QUATRO PARA DENTRO (HIP ESCAPE AND TURN ON 4 – INSIDE)
7. SAIDA DE QUADRIL E VIRADA DE QUATRO PARA FORA (HIP ESCAPE AND TURN ON 4 – OUTSIDE)
8. REMADA (ROWING)
9. LEVANTADA TECNICA (TECHNICAL STAND UP)
POSICOES – POSITIONS
10. SAIDA DO 100 KG (SIDE CONTROL ESCAPES): REPOSICAO DO 100 KG E VIRADA DE QUATRO – PARA DENTRO E PARA FOR A - BOTANDO PARA BAIXO (REPLACE THE GUARD FROM SIDE POSITION AND TURN ON 4 – TO INSIDE AND TO OUTSIDE - AND TAKE DOWN)
11. SAIDA DO 69 (69 ESCAPES): REPOSICAO DO 69 E VIRADA DE QUATRO (REPLACE THE GUARD FROM 69 AND TURN ON 4 AND TAKE DOWN)
12. SAIDA DA MONTADA (MOUNTED ESCAPES): REPOSICAO DA MONTADA, CAPOTADA E SAIDA POR BAIXO DA MONTADA (REPLACE THE GUARD FROM MOUNTED, HOOD AND ESCAPE UNDER THE OPPONENT)
13. IDA PARA AS COSTAS QUANDO OPONENTE PELA FRENTE E POR CIMA (GOING TO THE BACK POSITION WHEN OPPONENT IS IN FRONT AND ABOVE YOU)
14. IDA PARA AS COSTAS QUANDO OPONENTE FAZ A VIRADA DE 4 PARA DENTRO (GOING TO THE BACK WHEN OPPONENT DOES THE TURN ON 4 TO INSIDE)
15. IDA PARA AS COSTAS QUANDO OPONENTE FAZ A VIRADA DE 4 PARA FORA (GOING TO THE BACK WHEN OPPONENT DOES THE TURN ON 4 TO OUTSIDE)
16. ABERTURA DE GUARDA (6 VARIACOES) – OPENING GUARD TECHNIQUES (6 VARIATIONS)
17. PASSAGEM DE GUARDA (6 VARIACOES) – GUARD PASSING (6 VARIATIONS)
18. PASSAGEM DE MEIA MONTADA (6 VARIACOES) – HALF MOUNTED PASSING (6 VARIATIONS)
19. RASPAGEM DA GUERDA FECHADA (6 VARIACOES) – CLOSED GUARD SWEEPING (6 VARIATIONS)
20. RASPAGEM DA GUARDA ABERTA (6 VARIACOES) – OPENED GUARD SWEEPING (6 VARIATIONS)
21. FINALIZACAO DA GUARDA FECHADA (6 VARIACOES) – CLOSED GUARD SUBMISSIONS (6 VARIATIONS)
22. FINALIZACAO DA GUARDA ABERTA (6 VARIACOES) – OPENED GUARD SUBMISSION (6 VARIATIONS)
23. FINALIZACAO DA MONTADA (6 VARIACOES) – MOUNTED SUBMISSIONS (6 VARIATIONS)
24. FINALIZACAO DA MEIA MONTADA (6 VARIACOES) – HALF MOUNTED SUBMISSIONS (6 VARIATIONS)
25. FINALIZACAO DAS COSTAS COM OS GANCHOS (6 VARIACOES) – BACK WITH HOOKS SUBMISSIONS (6 VARIATIONS)
26. FINALIZACAO DAS COSTAS (6 VARIACOES) – SIDE BACK SUBMISSIONS (6 VARIATIONS)
27. FINALIZACAO DO 100 KG (6 VARIACOES) – SIDE CONTROL SUBMISSIONS (6 VARIATIONS)
28. FINALIZACAO DO JOELHO NA BARRIGA (6 VARIACOES) – KNEE ON THE BELLY SUBMISSIONS (6 VARIATIONS)
29. MONTADA TECNICA QUANDO OPONENTE TENTA REPOR A GUARDA – TECHNICAL MOUNTED WHEN OPPONENT TRIES TO REPLACE THE GUARD
30. TRABALHO DAS COSTAS COM LAPELA CRUZADA (ESTILO BOLAO) – TO WORK FROM BACK WITH CROSSED LAPEL (BOLAO STYLE)
31. PAGADA DAS COSTAS A PARTIR DO 100 KG – TO GET THE BACK WITH HOOKS FROM SIDE CONTROL POSITION
32. CHAVE DE PE – FEET LOCK
33. QUEDA (6 VARIACOES) – TAKE DOWN (6 VARIATIONS)
34. IDA PARA PERNA E DEFESA DA IDA PARA PERNA – SINGLE LEG AND SINGLE LEG DEFENSE
35. IDA PARA AS PERNAS E DEFESA DA IDA PARA AS PERNAS - DOUBLE LEG AND DOUBLE LEG DEFENSE
36. CHAVE DE PERNA E DEFESA DA CHAVE DE PERNA – LEG LOCK AND LEG LOCK DEFENSE
37. PE DE VACA E DEFESA DO PE DE VACA – ADVANCED FOOT LOCK AND ADVANCED FOOT LOCK DEFENSE
TECNICAS DE DEFESA PESSOAL – SELF DEFENSE TECHNIQUES
38. SAIDA DA GRAVATA TECNICA – TECHNICAL CHOKE ESCAPE
39. SAIDA DO AGARRAO PELAS COSTAS POR CIMA DOS BRACOS – ESCAPE WHEN SOMEONE IS HOLDING YOU FROM YOUR BACK WITH YOUR ARMS INSIDE
40. SAIDA DO AGARRAO PELAS COSTAS POR BAIXO DOS BRACOS – ESCAPE WHEN SOMEONE IS HOLDING YOU FROM YOUR BACK WITH YOUR ARMS OUTSIDE
41. IDA PARA AS COSTAS FINALIZANDO NO MATALEAO QUANDO ALGUEM EMPURRA NO PEITO – GOING TO THE BACK AND SUBMITING WHEN SOMEONE PUSH YOU IN THE CHEST
42. SAIDA MATALEAO – MATALEAO ESCAPE
TECNICAS SEM QUIMONO – NO GI TECHNIQUES
43. GUILHOTINA E DEFESA DA GUILHOTINA – GUILHOTINA AND GUILHOTINA DEFENSE
44. ESCANGALHAGATO – CERVICAL CHOKE
45. ESCRAVIZAR (PELA PORTA E PELA JANELA) – ENSLAVE (BY THE DOOR OR THE WINDOW)
46. COMO MOVIMENTAR-SE NA LUTA – HOW TO MOVE ON THE FIGHT
47. TECNICAS BASICAS DE SOCO – BASIC PUNCHING TECHNIQUES
1ª Versao – abril de 2010 (First version – april 2010)
Este trabalho foi produzido por Eduardo Alexandre Machado e Makhmudov Safar
(This work was produced by Eduardo Alexandre Machado and Makhmudov Safar).
Eduardo Alexandre Machado
Dubai Brazilian Jiu-jitsu Team Head Teacher
2nd Degree Black Belt -(Ataque Duplo/Brazilian Top Team)
Mobile: 0503949301
Dubai - UAE
Belts requirement
BLACK .
TECNICAS BASICAS - BASIC TECHNIQUES
1. ROLAMENTO SIMPLES (ROLLING – SIMPLE)
2. ROLAMENTO COM AS MAOS NA NUCA (ROLLING - HANDS IN THE NECK)
3. ROLAMENTO DE COSTAS (ROLLING – BACK)
4. ROLAMENTO COM AS MAOS NAS ORELHAS (ROLLING - HAND IN THE EAR)
5. SAIDA DE QUADRIL (HIP ESCAPE)
6. SAIDA DE QUADRIL E VIRADA DE QUATRO PARA DENTRO (HIP ESCAPE AND TURN ON 4 – INSIDE)
7. SAIDA DE QUADRIL E VIRADA DE QUATRO PARA FORA (HIP ESCAPE AND TURN ON 4 – OUTSIDE)
8. REMADA (ROWING)
9. LEVANTADA TECNICA (TECHNICAL STAND UP)
POSICOES – POSITIONS
10. SAIDA DO 100 KG (SIDE CONTROL ESCAPES): REPOSICAO DO 100 KG E VIRADA DE QUATRO – PARA DENTRO E PARA FOR A - BOTANDO PARA BAIXO (REPLACE THE GUARD FROM SIDE POSITION AND TURN ON 4 – TO INSIDE AND TO OUTSIDE - AND TAKE DOWN)
11. SAIDA DO 69 (69 ESCAPES): REPOSICAO DO 69 E VIRADA DE QUATRO (REPLACE THE GUARD FROM 69 AND TURN ON 4 AND TAKE DOWN)
12. SAIDA DA MONTADA (MOUNTED ESCAPES): REPOSICAO DA MONTADA, CAPOTADA E SAIDA POR BAIXO DA MONTADA (REPLACE THE GUARD FROM MOUNTED, HOOD AND ESCAPE UNDER THE OPPONENT)
13. IDA PARA AS COSTAS QUANDO OPONENTE PELA FRENTE E POR CIMA (GOING TO THE BACK POSITION WHEN OPPONENT IS IN FRONT AND ABOVE YOU)
14. IDA PARA AS COSTAS QUANDO OPONENTE FAZ A VIRADA DE 4 PARA DENTRO (GOING TO THE BACK WHEN OPPONENT DOES THE TURN ON 4 TO INSIDE)
15. IDA PARA AS COSTAS QUANDO OPONENTE FAZ A VIRADA DE 4 PARA FORA (GOING TO THE BACK WHEN OPPONENT DOES THE TURN ON 4 TO OUTSIDE)
16. ABERTURA DE GUARDA (6 VARIACOES) – OPENING GUARD TECHNIQUES (6 VARIATIONS)
17. PASSAGEM DE GUARDA (6 VARIACOES) – GUARD PASSING (6 VARIATIONS)
18. PASSAGEM DE MEIA MONTADA (6 VARIACOES) – HALF MOUNTED PASSING (6 VARIATIONS)
19. RASPAGEM DA GUERDA FECHADA (6 VARIACOES) – CLOSED GUARD SWEEPING (6 VARIATIONS)
20. RASPAGEM DA GUARDA ABERTA (6 VARIACOES) – OPENED GUARD SWEEPING (6 VARIATIONS)
21. FINALIZACAO DA GUARDA FECHADA (6 VARIACOES) – CLOSED GUARD SUBMISSIONS (6 VARIATIONS)
22. FINALIZACAO DA GUARDA ABERTA (6 VARIACOES) – OPENED GUARD SUBMISSION (6 VARIATIONS)
23. FINALIZACAO DA MONTADA (6 VARIACOES) – MOUNTED SUBMISSIONS (6 VARIATIONS)
24. FINALIZACAO DA MEIA MONTADA (6 VARIACOES) – HALF MOUNTED SUBMISSIONS (6 VARIATIONS)
25. FINALIZACAO DAS COSTAS COM OS GANCHOS (6 VARIACOES) – BACK WITH HOOKS SUBMISSIONS (6 VARIATIONS)
26. FINALIZACAO DAS COSTAS (6 VARIACOES) – SIDE BACK SUBMISSIONS (6 VARIATIONS)
27. FINALIZACAO DO 100 KG (6 VARIACOES) – SIDE CONTROL SUBMISSIONS (6 VARIATIONS)
28. FINALIZACAO DO JOELHO NA BARRIGA (6 VARIACOES) – KNEE ON THE BELLY SUBMISSIONS (6 VARIATIONS)
29. MONTADA TECNICA QUANDO OPONENTE TENTA REPOR A GUARDA – TECHNICAL MOUNTED WHEN OPPONENT TRIES TO REPLACE THE GUARD
30. TRABALHO DAS COSTAS COM LAPELA CRUZADA (ESTILO BOLAO) – TO WORK FROM BACK WITH CROSSED LAPEL (BOLAO STYLE)
31. PAGADA DAS COSTAS A PARTIR DO 100 KG – TO GET THE BACK WITH HOOKS FROM SIDE CONTROL POSITION
32. CHAVE DE PE – FEET LOCK
33. QUEDA (6 VARIACOES) – TAKE DOWN (6 VARIATIONS)
34. IDA PARA PERNA E DEFESA DA IDA PARA PERNA – SINGLE LEG AND SINGLE LEG DEFENSE
35. IDA PARA AS PERNAS E DEFESA DA IDA PARA AS PERNAS - DOUBLE LEG AND DOUBLE LEG DEFENSE
36. CHAVE DE PERNA E DEFESA DA CHAVE DE PERNA – LEG LOCK AND LEG LOCK DEFENSE
37. PE DE VACA E DEFESA DO PE DE VACA – ADVANCED FOOT LOCK AND ADVANCED FOOT LOCK DEFENSE
TECNICAS DE DEFESA PESSOAL – SELF DEFENSE TECHNIQUES
38. SAIDA DA GRAVATA TECNICA – TECHNICAL CHOKE ESCAPE
39. SAIDA DO AGARRAO PELAS COSTAS POR CIMA DOS BRACOS – ESCAPE WHEN SOMEONE IS HOLDING YOU FROM YOUR BACK WITH YOUR ARMS INSIDE
40. SAIDA DO AGARRAO PELAS COSTAS POR BAIXO DOS BRACOS – ESCAPE WHEN SOMEONE IS HOLDING YOU FROM YOUR BACK WITH YOUR ARMS OUTSIDE
41. IDA PARA AS COSTAS FINALIZANDO NO MATALEAO QUANDO ALGUEM EMPURRA NO PEITO – GOING TO THE BACK AND SUBMITING WHEN SOMEONE PUSH YOU IN THE CHEST
42. SAIDA MATALEAO – MATALEAO ESCAPE
TECNICAS SEM QUIMONO – NO GI TECHNIQUES
43. GUILHOTINA E DEFESA DA GUILHOTINA – GUILHOTINA AND GUILHOTINA DEFENSE
44. ESCANGALHAGATO – CERVICAL CHOKE
45. ESCRAVIZAR (PELA PORTA E PELA JANELA) – ENSLAVE (BY THE DOOR OR THE WINDOW)
46. COMO MOVIMENTAR-SE NA LUTA – HOW TO MOVE ON THE FIGHT
47. TECNICAS BASICAS DE SOCO – BASIC PUNCHING TECHNIQUES
1ª Versao – abril de 2010 (First version – april 2010)
Este trabalho foi produzido por Eduardo Alexandre Machado e Makhmudov Safar
(This work was produced by Eduardo Alexandre Machado and Makhmudov Safar).
Eduardo Alexandre Machado
Dubai Brazilian Jiu-jitsu Team Head Teacher
2nd Degree Black Belt -(Ataque Duplo/Brazilian Top Team)
Mobile: 0503949301
Dubai - UAE
BROWN BELT EXAM LIST
DUBAI JIU-JITSU TEAM .
Belts requirement
BROWN .
TECNICAS BASICAS - BASIC TECHNIQUES
1. ROLAMENTO SIMPLES (ROLLING – SIMPLE)
2. ROLAMENTO COM AS MAOS NA NUCA (ROLLING - HANDS IN THE NECK)
3. ROLAMENTO DE COSTAS (ROLLING – BACK)
4. ROLAMENTO COM AS MAOS NAS ORELHAS (ROLLING - HAND IN THE EAR)
5. SAIDA DE QUADRIL (HIP ESCAPE)
6. SAIDA DE QUADRIL E VIRADA DE QUATRO PARA DENTRO (HIP ESCAPE AND TURN ON 4 – INSIDE)
7. SAIDA DE QUADRIL E VIRADA DE QUATRO PARA FORA (HIP ESCAPE AND TURN ON 4 – OUTSIDE)
8. REMADA (ROWING)
9. LEVANTADA TECNICA (TECHNICAL STAND UP)
POSICOES – POSITIONS
10. SAIDA DO 100 KG (SIDE CONTROL ESCAPES): REPOSICAO DO 100 KG E VIRADA DE QUATRO – PARA DENTRO E PARA FOR A - BOTANDO PARA BAIXO (REPLACE THE GUARD FROM SIDE POSITION AND TURN ON 4 – TO INSIDE AND TO OUTSIDE - AND TAKE DOWN)
11. SAIDA DO 69 (69 ESCAPES): REPOSICAO DO 69 E VIRADA DE QUATRO (REPLACE THE GUARD FROM 69 AND TURN ON 4 AND TAKE DOWN)
12. SAIDA DA MONTADA (MOUNTED ESCAPES): REPOSICAO DA MONTADA, CAPOTADA E SAIDA POR BAIXO DA MONTADA (REPLACE THE GUARD FROM MOUNTED, HOOD AND ESCAPE UNDER THE OPPONENT)
13. IDA PARA AS COSTAS QUANDO OPONENTE PELA FRENTE E POR CIMA (GOING TO THE BACK POSITION WHEN OPPONENT IS IN FRONT AND ABOVE YOU)
14. IDA PARA AS COSTAS QUANDO OPONENTE FAZ A VIRADA DE 4 PARA DENTRO (GOING TO THE BACK WHEN OPPONENT DOES THE TURN ON 4 TO INSIDE)
15. IDA PARA AS COSTAS QUANDO OPONENTE FAZ A VIRADA DE 4 PARA FORA (GOING TO THE BACK WHEN OPPONENT DOES THE TURN ON 4 TO OUTSIDE)
16. ABERTURA DE GUARDA (5 VARIACOES) – OPENING GUARD TECHNIQUES (5 VARIATIONS)
17. PASSAGEM DE GUARDA (5 VARIACOES) – GUARD PASSING (5 VARIATIONS)
18. PASSAGEM DE MEIA MONTADA (5 VARIACOES) – HALF MOUNTED PASSING (5 VARIATIONS)
19. RASPAGEM DA GUERDA FECHADA (5 VARIACOES) – CLOSED GUARD SWEEPING (5 VARIATIONS)
20. RASPAGEM DA GUARDA ABERTA (5 VARIACOES) – OPENED GUARD SWEEPING (5 VARIATIONS)
21. FINALIZACAO DA GUARDA FECHADA (5 VARIACOES) – CLOSED GUARD SUBMISSIONS (5 VARIATIONS)
22. FINALIZACAO DA GUARDA ABERTA (5 VARIACOES) – OPENED GUARD SUBMISSION (5 VARIATIONS)
23. FINALIZACAO DA MONTADA (5 VARIACOES) – MOUNTED SUBMISSIONS (5 VARIATIONS)
24. FINALIZACAO DA MEIA MONTADA (5 VARIACOES) – HALF MOUNTED SUBMISSIONS (5 VARIATIONS)
25. FINALIZACAO DAS COSTAS COM OS GANCHOS (5 VARIACOES) – BACK WITH HOOKS SUBMISSIONS (5 VARIATIONS)
26. FINALIZACAO DAS COSTAS (5 VARIACOES) – SIDE BACK SUBMISSIONS (5 VARIATIONS)
27. FINALIZACAO DO 100 KG (5 VARIACOES) – SIDE CONTROL SUBMISSIONS (5 VARIATIONS)
28. FINALIZACAO DO JOELHO NA BARRIGA (5 VARIACOES) – KNEE ON THE BELLY SUBMISSIONS (5 VARIATIONS)
29. MONTADA TECNICA QUANDO OPONENTE TENTA REPOR A GUARDA – TECHNICAL MOUNTED WHEN OPPONENT TRIES TO REPLACE THE GUARD
30. TRABALHO DAS COSTAS COM LAPELA CRUZADA (ESTILO BOLAO) – TO WORK FROM BACK WITH CROSSED LAPEL (BOLAO STYLE)
31. PAGADA DAS COSTAS A PARTIR DO 100 KG – TO GET THE BACK WITH HOOKS FROM SIDE CONTROL POSITION
32. CHAVE DE PE – FEET LOCK
33. QUEDA (5 VARIACOES) – TAKE DOWN (5 VARIATIONS)
34. IDA PARA PERNA E DEFESA DA IDA PARA PERNA – SINGLE LEG AND SINGLE LEG DEFENSE
35. IDA PARA AS PERNAS E DEFESA DA IDA PARA AS PERNAS - DOUBLE LEG AND DOUBLE LEG DEFENSE
36. CHAVE DE PERNA E DEFESA DA CHAVE DE PERNA – LEG LOCK AND LEG LOCK DEFENSE
37. PE DE VACA E DEFESA DO PE DE VACA – ADVANCED FOOT LOCK AND ADVANCED FOOT LOCK DEFENSE
TECNICAS DE DEFESA PESSOAL – SELF DEFENSE TECHNIQUES
38. SAIDA DA GRAVATA TECNICA – TECHNICAL CHOKE ESCAPE
39. SAIDA DO AGARRAO PELAS COSTAS POR CIMA DOS BRACOS – ESCAPE WHEN SOMEONE IS HOLDING YOU FROM YOUR BACK WITH YOUR ARMS INSIDE
40. SAIDA DO AGARRAO PELAS COSTAS POR BAIXO DOS BRACOS – ESCAPE WHEN SOMEONE IS HOLDING YOU FROM YOUR BACK WITH YOUR ARMS OUTSIDE
41. IDA PARA AS COSTAS FINALIZANDO NO MATALEAO QUANDO ALGUEM EMPURRA NO PEITO – GOING TO THE BACK AND SUBMITING WHEN SOMEONE PUSH YOU IN THE CHEST
42. SAIDA MATALEAO – MATALEAO ESCAPE
TECNICAS SEM QUIMONO – NO GI TECHNIQUES
43. GUILHOTINA E DEFESA DA GUILHOTINA – GUILHOTINA AND GUILHOTINA DEFENSE
44. ESCANGALHAGATO – CERVICAL CHOKE
45. ESCRAVIZAR (PELA PORTA E PELA JANELA) – ENSLAVE (BY THE DOOR OR THE WINDOW)
46. COMO MOVIMENTAR-SE NA LUTA – HOW TO MOVE ON THE FIGHT
47. TECNICAS BASICAS DE SOCO – BASIC PUNCHING TECHNIQUES
1ª Versao – abril de 2010 (First version – april 2010)
Este trabalho foi produzido por Eduardo Alexandre Machado e Makhmudov Safar
(This work was produced by Eduardo Alexandre Machado and Makhmudov Safar).
Eduardo Alexandre Machado
Dubai Brazilian Jiu-jitsu Team Head Teacher
2nd Degree Black Belt -(Ataque Duplo/Brazilian Top Team)
Mobile: 0503949301
Dubai - UAE
Belts requirement
BROWN .
TECNICAS BASICAS - BASIC TECHNIQUES
1. ROLAMENTO SIMPLES (ROLLING – SIMPLE)
2. ROLAMENTO COM AS MAOS NA NUCA (ROLLING - HANDS IN THE NECK)
3. ROLAMENTO DE COSTAS (ROLLING – BACK)
4. ROLAMENTO COM AS MAOS NAS ORELHAS (ROLLING - HAND IN THE EAR)
5. SAIDA DE QUADRIL (HIP ESCAPE)
6. SAIDA DE QUADRIL E VIRADA DE QUATRO PARA DENTRO (HIP ESCAPE AND TURN ON 4 – INSIDE)
7. SAIDA DE QUADRIL E VIRADA DE QUATRO PARA FORA (HIP ESCAPE AND TURN ON 4 – OUTSIDE)
8. REMADA (ROWING)
9. LEVANTADA TECNICA (TECHNICAL STAND UP)
POSICOES – POSITIONS
10. SAIDA DO 100 KG (SIDE CONTROL ESCAPES): REPOSICAO DO 100 KG E VIRADA DE QUATRO – PARA DENTRO E PARA FOR A - BOTANDO PARA BAIXO (REPLACE THE GUARD FROM SIDE POSITION AND TURN ON 4 – TO INSIDE AND TO OUTSIDE - AND TAKE DOWN)
11. SAIDA DO 69 (69 ESCAPES): REPOSICAO DO 69 E VIRADA DE QUATRO (REPLACE THE GUARD FROM 69 AND TURN ON 4 AND TAKE DOWN)
12. SAIDA DA MONTADA (MOUNTED ESCAPES): REPOSICAO DA MONTADA, CAPOTADA E SAIDA POR BAIXO DA MONTADA (REPLACE THE GUARD FROM MOUNTED, HOOD AND ESCAPE UNDER THE OPPONENT)
13. IDA PARA AS COSTAS QUANDO OPONENTE PELA FRENTE E POR CIMA (GOING TO THE BACK POSITION WHEN OPPONENT IS IN FRONT AND ABOVE YOU)
14. IDA PARA AS COSTAS QUANDO OPONENTE FAZ A VIRADA DE 4 PARA DENTRO (GOING TO THE BACK WHEN OPPONENT DOES THE TURN ON 4 TO INSIDE)
15. IDA PARA AS COSTAS QUANDO OPONENTE FAZ A VIRADA DE 4 PARA FORA (GOING TO THE BACK WHEN OPPONENT DOES THE TURN ON 4 TO OUTSIDE)
16. ABERTURA DE GUARDA (5 VARIACOES) – OPENING GUARD TECHNIQUES (5 VARIATIONS)
17. PASSAGEM DE GUARDA (5 VARIACOES) – GUARD PASSING (5 VARIATIONS)
18. PASSAGEM DE MEIA MONTADA (5 VARIACOES) – HALF MOUNTED PASSING (5 VARIATIONS)
19. RASPAGEM DA GUERDA FECHADA (5 VARIACOES) – CLOSED GUARD SWEEPING (5 VARIATIONS)
20. RASPAGEM DA GUARDA ABERTA (5 VARIACOES) – OPENED GUARD SWEEPING (5 VARIATIONS)
21. FINALIZACAO DA GUARDA FECHADA (5 VARIACOES) – CLOSED GUARD SUBMISSIONS (5 VARIATIONS)
22. FINALIZACAO DA GUARDA ABERTA (5 VARIACOES) – OPENED GUARD SUBMISSION (5 VARIATIONS)
23. FINALIZACAO DA MONTADA (5 VARIACOES) – MOUNTED SUBMISSIONS (5 VARIATIONS)
24. FINALIZACAO DA MEIA MONTADA (5 VARIACOES) – HALF MOUNTED SUBMISSIONS (5 VARIATIONS)
25. FINALIZACAO DAS COSTAS COM OS GANCHOS (5 VARIACOES) – BACK WITH HOOKS SUBMISSIONS (5 VARIATIONS)
26. FINALIZACAO DAS COSTAS (5 VARIACOES) – SIDE BACK SUBMISSIONS (5 VARIATIONS)
27. FINALIZACAO DO 100 KG (5 VARIACOES) – SIDE CONTROL SUBMISSIONS (5 VARIATIONS)
28. FINALIZACAO DO JOELHO NA BARRIGA (5 VARIACOES) – KNEE ON THE BELLY SUBMISSIONS (5 VARIATIONS)
29. MONTADA TECNICA QUANDO OPONENTE TENTA REPOR A GUARDA – TECHNICAL MOUNTED WHEN OPPONENT TRIES TO REPLACE THE GUARD
30. TRABALHO DAS COSTAS COM LAPELA CRUZADA (ESTILO BOLAO) – TO WORK FROM BACK WITH CROSSED LAPEL (BOLAO STYLE)
31. PAGADA DAS COSTAS A PARTIR DO 100 KG – TO GET THE BACK WITH HOOKS FROM SIDE CONTROL POSITION
32. CHAVE DE PE – FEET LOCK
33. QUEDA (5 VARIACOES) – TAKE DOWN (5 VARIATIONS)
34. IDA PARA PERNA E DEFESA DA IDA PARA PERNA – SINGLE LEG AND SINGLE LEG DEFENSE
35. IDA PARA AS PERNAS E DEFESA DA IDA PARA AS PERNAS - DOUBLE LEG AND DOUBLE LEG DEFENSE
36. CHAVE DE PERNA E DEFESA DA CHAVE DE PERNA – LEG LOCK AND LEG LOCK DEFENSE
37. PE DE VACA E DEFESA DO PE DE VACA – ADVANCED FOOT LOCK AND ADVANCED FOOT LOCK DEFENSE
TECNICAS DE DEFESA PESSOAL – SELF DEFENSE TECHNIQUES
38. SAIDA DA GRAVATA TECNICA – TECHNICAL CHOKE ESCAPE
39. SAIDA DO AGARRAO PELAS COSTAS POR CIMA DOS BRACOS – ESCAPE WHEN SOMEONE IS HOLDING YOU FROM YOUR BACK WITH YOUR ARMS INSIDE
40. SAIDA DO AGARRAO PELAS COSTAS POR BAIXO DOS BRACOS – ESCAPE WHEN SOMEONE IS HOLDING YOU FROM YOUR BACK WITH YOUR ARMS OUTSIDE
41. IDA PARA AS COSTAS FINALIZANDO NO MATALEAO QUANDO ALGUEM EMPURRA NO PEITO – GOING TO THE BACK AND SUBMITING WHEN SOMEONE PUSH YOU IN THE CHEST
42. SAIDA MATALEAO – MATALEAO ESCAPE
TECNICAS SEM QUIMONO – NO GI TECHNIQUES
43. GUILHOTINA E DEFESA DA GUILHOTINA – GUILHOTINA AND GUILHOTINA DEFENSE
44. ESCANGALHAGATO – CERVICAL CHOKE
45. ESCRAVIZAR (PELA PORTA E PELA JANELA) – ENSLAVE (BY THE DOOR OR THE WINDOW)
46. COMO MOVIMENTAR-SE NA LUTA – HOW TO MOVE ON THE FIGHT
47. TECNICAS BASICAS DE SOCO – BASIC PUNCHING TECHNIQUES
1ª Versao – abril de 2010 (First version – april 2010)
Este trabalho foi produzido por Eduardo Alexandre Machado e Makhmudov Safar
(This work was produced by Eduardo Alexandre Machado and Makhmudov Safar).
Eduardo Alexandre Machado
Dubai Brazilian Jiu-jitsu Team Head Teacher
2nd Degree Black Belt -(Ataque Duplo/Brazilian Top Team)
Mobile: 0503949301
Dubai - UAE
PURPLE BELT EXAM LIST
DUBAI JIU-JITSU TEAM .
Belts requirement
PURPLE .
TECNICAS BASICAS - BASIC TECHNIQUES
1. ROLAMENTO SIMPLES (ROLLING – SIMPLE)
2. ROLAMENTO COM AS MAOS NA NUCA (ROLLING - HANDS IN THE NECK)
3. ROLAMENTO DE COSTAS (ROLLING – BACK)
4. ROLAMENTO COM AS MAOS NAS ORELHAS (ROLLING - HAND IN THE EAR)
5. SAIDA DE QUADRIL (HIP ESCAPE)
6. SAIDA DE QUADRIL E VIRADA DE QUATRO PARA DENTRO (HIP ESCAPE AND TURN ON 4 – INSIDE)
7. SAIDA DE QUADRIL E VIRADA DE QUATRO PARA FORA (HIP ESCAPE AND TURN ON 4 – OUTSIDE)
8. REMADA (ROWING)
9. LEVANTADA TECNICA (TECHNICAL STAND UP)
POSICOES – POSITIONS
10. SAIDA DO 100 KG (SIDE CONTROL ESCAPES): REPOSICAO DO 100 KG E VIRADA DE QUATRO – PARA DENTRO E PARA FOR A - BOTANDO PARA BAIXO (REPLACE THE GUARD FROM SIDE POSITION AND TURN ON 4 – TO INSIDE AND TO OUTSIDE - AND TAKE DOWN)
11. SAIDA DO 69 (69 ESCAPES): REPOSICAO DO 69 E VIRADA DE QUATRO (REPLACE THE GUARD FROM 69 AND TURN ON 4 AND TAKE DOWN)
12. SAIDA DA MONTADA (MOUNTED ESCAPES): REPOSICAO DA MONTADA, CAPOTADA E SAIDA POR BAIXO DA MONTADA (REPLACE THE GUARD FROM MOUNTED, HOOD AND ESCAPE UNDER THE OPPONENT)
13. IDA PARA AS COSTAS QUANDO OPONENTE PELA FRENTE E POR CIMA (GOING TO THE BACK POSITION WHEN OPPONENT IS IN FRONT AND ABOVE YOU)
14. IDA PARA AS COSTAS QUANDO OPONENTE FAZ A VIRADA DE 4 PARA DENTRO (GOING TO THE BACK WHEN OPPONENT DOES THE TURN ON 4 TO INSIDE)
15. IDA PARA AS COSTAS QUANDO OPONENTE FAZ A VIRADA DE 4 PARA FORA (GOING TO THE BACK WHEN OPPONENT DOES THE TURN ON 4 TO OUTSIDE)
16. ABERTURA DE GUARDA (4 VARIACOES) – OPENING GUARD TECHNIQUES (4 VARIATIONS)
17. PASSAGEM DE GUARDA (4 VARIACOES) – GUARD PASSING (4 VARIATIONS)
18. PASSAGEM DE MEIA MONTADA (4 VARIACOES) – HALF MOUNTED PASSING (4 VARIATIONS)
19. RASPAGEM DA GUERDA FECHADA (4 VARIACOES) – CLOSED GUARD SWEEPING (4 VARIATIONS)
20. RASPAGEM DA GUARDA ABERTA (4 VARIACOES) – OPENED GUARD SWEEPING (4 VARIATIONS)
21. FINALIZACAO DA GUARDA FECHADA (4 VARIACOES) – CLOSED GUARD SUBMISSIONS (4 VARIATIONS)
22. FINALIZACAO DA GUARDA ABERTA (4 VARIACOES) – OPENED GUARD SUBMISSION (4 VARIATIONS)
23. FINALIZACAO DA MONTADA (4 VARIACOES) – MOUNTED SUBMISSIONS (4 VARIATIONS)
24. FINALIZACAO DA MEIA MONTADA (4 VARIACOES) – HALF MOUNTED SUBMISSIONS (4 VARIATIONS)
25. FINALIZACAO DAS COSTAS COM OS GANCHOS (4 VARIACOES) – BACK WITH HOOKS SUBMISSIONS (4 VARIATIONS)
26. FINALIZACAO DAS COSTAS (4 VARIACOES) – SIDE BACK SUBMISSIONS (4 VARIATIONS)
27. FINALIZACAO DO 100 KG (4 VARIACOES) – SIDE CONTROL SUBMISSIONS (4 VARIATIONS)
28. FINALIZACAO DO JOELHO NA BARRIGA (4 VARIACOES) – KNEE ON THE BELLY SUBMISSIONS (4 VARIATIONS)
29. MONTADA TECNICA QUANDO OPONENTE TENTA REPOR A GUARDA – TECHNICAL MOUNTED WHEN OPPONENT TRIES TO REPLACE THE GUARD
30. TRABALHO DAS COSTAS COM LAPELA CRUZADA (ESTILO BOLAO) – TO WORK FROM BACK WITH CROSSED LAPEL (BOLAO STYLE)
31. CHAVE DE PE – FEET LOCK
32. QUEDA (4 VARIACOES) – TAKE DOWN (4 VARIATIONS)
33. IDA PARA PERNA E DEFESA DA IDA PARA PERNA – SINGLE LEG AND SINGLE LEG DEFENSE
TECNICAS DE DEFESA PESSOAL – SELF DEFENSE TECHNIQUES
34. SAIDA DA GRAVATA TECNICA – TECHNICAL CHOKE ESCAPE
35. SAIDA DO AGARRAO PELAS COSTAS POR CIMA DOS BRACOS – ESCAPE WHEN SOMEONE IS HOLDING YOU FROM YOUR BACK WITH YOUR ARMS INSIDE
36. SAIDA DO AGARRAO PELAS COSTAS POR BAIXO DOS BRACOS – ESCAPE WHEN SOMEONE IS HOLDING YOU FROM YOUR BACK WITH YOUR ARMS OUTSIDE
37. IDA PARA AS COSTAS FINALIZANDO NO MATALEAO QUANDO ALGUEM EMPURRA NO PEITO – GOING TO THE BACK AND SUBMITING WHEN SOMEONE PUSH YOU IN THE CHEST
38. SAIDA MATALEAO – MATALEAO ESCAPE
1ª Versao – abril de 2010 (First version – april 2010)
Este trabalho foi produzido por Eduardo Alexandre Machado e Makhmudov Safar
(This work was produced by Eduardo Alexandre Machado and Makhmudov Safar).
Eduardo Alexandre Machado
Dubai Brazilian Jiu-jitsu Team Head Teacher
2nd Degree Black Belt -(Ataque Duplo/Brazilian Top Team)
Mobile: 0503949301
Dubai - UAE
Belts requirement
PURPLE .
TECNICAS BASICAS - BASIC TECHNIQUES
1. ROLAMENTO SIMPLES (ROLLING – SIMPLE)
2. ROLAMENTO COM AS MAOS NA NUCA (ROLLING - HANDS IN THE NECK)
3. ROLAMENTO DE COSTAS (ROLLING – BACK)
4. ROLAMENTO COM AS MAOS NAS ORELHAS (ROLLING - HAND IN THE EAR)
5. SAIDA DE QUADRIL (HIP ESCAPE)
6. SAIDA DE QUADRIL E VIRADA DE QUATRO PARA DENTRO (HIP ESCAPE AND TURN ON 4 – INSIDE)
7. SAIDA DE QUADRIL E VIRADA DE QUATRO PARA FORA (HIP ESCAPE AND TURN ON 4 – OUTSIDE)
8. REMADA (ROWING)
9. LEVANTADA TECNICA (TECHNICAL STAND UP)
POSICOES – POSITIONS
10. SAIDA DO 100 KG (SIDE CONTROL ESCAPES): REPOSICAO DO 100 KG E VIRADA DE QUATRO – PARA DENTRO E PARA FOR A - BOTANDO PARA BAIXO (REPLACE THE GUARD FROM SIDE POSITION AND TURN ON 4 – TO INSIDE AND TO OUTSIDE - AND TAKE DOWN)
11. SAIDA DO 69 (69 ESCAPES): REPOSICAO DO 69 E VIRADA DE QUATRO (REPLACE THE GUARD FROM 69 AND TURN ON 4 AND TAKE DOWN)
12. SAIDA DA MONTADA (MOUNTED ESCAPES): REPOSICAO DA MONTADA, CAPOTADA E SAIDA POR BAIXO DA MONTADA (REPLACE THE GUARD FROM MOUNTED, HOOD AND ESCAPE UNDER THE OPPONENT)
13. IDA PARA AS COSTAS QUANDO OPONENTE PELA FRENTE E POR CIMA (GOING TO THE BACK POSITION WHEN OPPONENT IS IN FRONT AND ABOVE YOU)
14. IDA PARA AS COSTAS QUANDO OPONENTE FAZ A VIRADA DE 4 PARA DENTRO (GOING TO THE BACK WHEN OPPONENT DOES THE TURN ON 4 TO INSIDE)
15. IDA PARA AS COSTAS QUANDO OPONENTE FAZ A VIRADA DE 4 PARA FORA (GOING TO THE BACK WHEN OPPONENT DOES THE TURN ON 4 TO OUTSIDE)
16. ABERTURA DE GUARDA (4 VARIACOES) – OPENING GUARD TECHNIQUES (4 VARIATIONS)
17. PASSAGEM DE GUARDA (4 VARIACOES) – GUARD PASSING (4 VARIATIONS)
18. PASSAGEM DE MEIA MONTADA (4 VARIACOES) – HALF MOUNTED PASSING (4 VARIATIONS)
19. RASPAGEM DA GUERDA FECHADA (4 VARIACOES) – CLOSED GUARD SWEEPING (4 VARIATIONS)
20. RASPAGEM DA GUARDA ABERTA (4 VARIACOES) – OPENED GUARD SWEEPING (4 VARIATIONS)
21. FINALIZACAO DA GUARDA FECHADA (4 VARIACOES) – CLOSED GUARD SUBMISSIONS (4 VARIATIONS)
22. FINALIZACAO DA GUARDA ABERTA (4 VARIACOES) – OPENED GUARD SUBMISSION (4 VARIATIONS)
23. FINALIZACAO DA MONTADA (4 VARIACOES) – MOUNTED SUBMISSIONS (4 VARIATIONS)
24. FINALIZACAO DA MEIA MONTADA (4 VARIACOES) – HALF MOUNTED SUBMISSIONS (4 VARIATIONS)
25. FINALIZACAO DAS COSTAS COM OS GANCHOS (4 VARIACOES) – BACK WITH HOOKS SUBMISSIONS (4 VARIATIONS)
26. FINALIZACAO DAS COSTAS (4 VARIACOES) – SIDE BACK SUBMISSIONS (4 VARIATIONS)
27. FINALIZACAO DO 100 KG (4 VARIACOES) – SIDE CONTROL SUBMISSIONS (4 VARIATIONS)
28. FINALIZACAO DO JOELHO NA BARRIGA (4 VARIACOES) – KNEE ON THE BELLY SUBMISSIONS (4 VARIATIONS)
29. MONTADA TECNICA QUANDO OPONENTE TENTA REPOR A GUARDA – TECHNICAL MOUNTED WHEN OPPONENT TRIES TO REPLACE THE GUARD
30. TRABALHO DAS COSTAS COM LAPELA CRUZADA (ESTILO BOLAO) – TO WORK FROM BACK WITH CROSSED LAPEL (BOLAO STYLE)
31. CHAVE DE PE – FEET LOCK
32. QUEDA (4 VARIACOES) – TAKE DOWN (4 VARIATIONS)
33. IDA PARA PERNA E DEFESA DA IDA PARA PERNA – SINGLE LEG AND SINGLE LEG DEFENSE
TECNICAS DE DEFESA PESSOAL – SELF DEFENSE TECHNIQUES
34. SAIDA DA GRAVATA TECNICA – TECHNICAL CHOKE ESCAPE
35. SAIDA DO AGARRAO PELAS COSTAS POR CIMA DOS BRACOS – ESCAPE WHEN SOMEONE IS HOLDING YOU FROM YOUR BACK WITH YOUR ARMS INSIDE
36. SAIDA DO AGARRAO PELAS COSTAS POR BAIXO DOS BRACOS – ESCAPE WHEN SOMEONE IS HOLDING YOU FROM YOUR BACK WITH YOUR ARMS OUTSIDE
37. IDA PARA AS COSTAS FINALIZANDO NO MATALEAO QUANDO ALGUEM EMPURRA NO PEITO – GOING TO THE BACK AND SUBMITING WHEN SOMEONE PUSH YOU IN THE CHEST
38. SAIDA MATALEAO – MATALEAO ESCAPE
1ª Versao – abril de 2010 (First version – april 2010)
Este trabalho foi produzido por Eduardo Alexandre Machado e Makhmudov Safar
(This work was produced by Eduardo Alexandre Machado and Makhmudov Safar).
Eduardo Alexandre Machado
Dubai Brazilian Jiu-jitsu Team Head Teacher
2nd Degree Black Belt -(Ataque Duplo/Brazilian Top Team)
Mobile: 0503949301
Dubai - UAE
BLUE BELT EXAM LIST
DUBAI JIU-JITSU TEAM .
Belts requirement
BLUE .
TECNICAS BASICAS - BASIC TECHNIQUES
1. ROLAMENTO SIMPLES (ROLLING – SIMPLE)
2. ROLAMENTO COM AS MAOS NA NUCA (ROLLING - HANDS IN THE NECK)
3. ROLAMENTO DE COSTAS (ROLLING – BACK)
4. ROLAMENTO COM AS MAOS NAS ORELHAS (ROLLING - HAND IN THE EAR)
5. SAIDA DE QUADRIL (HIP ESCAPE)
6. SAIDA DE QUADRIL E VIRADA DE QUATRO PARA DENTRO (HIP ESCAPE AND TURN ON 4 – INSIDE)
7. SAIDA DE QUADRIL E VIRADA DE QUATRO PARA FORA (HIP ESCAPE AND TURN ON 4 – OUTSIDE)
8. REMADA (ROWING)
9. LEVANTADA TECNICA (TECHNICAL STAND UP)
POSICOES – POSITIONS
10. SAIDA DO 100 KG (SIDE CONTROL ESCAPES): REPOSICAO DO 100 KG E VIRADA DE QUATRO – PARA DENTRO E PARA FOR A - BOTANDO PARA BAIXO (REPLACE THE GUARD FROM SIDE POSITION AND TURN ON 4 – TO INSIDE AND TO OUTSIDE - AND TAKE DOWN)
11. SAIDA DO 69 (69 ESCAPES): REPOSICAO DO 69 E VIRADA DE QUATRO (REPLACE THE GUARD FROM 69 AND TURN ON 4 AND TAKE DOWN)
12. SAIDA DA MONTADA (MOUNTED ESCAPES): REPOSICAO DA MONTADA, CAPOTADA E SAIDA POR BAIXO DA MONTADA (REPLACE THE GUARD FROM MOUNTED, HOOD AND ESCAPE UNDER THE OPPONENT)
13. IDA PARA AS COSTAS QUANDO OPONENTE PELA FRENTE E POR CIMA (GOING TO THE BACK POSITION WHEN OPPONENT IS IN FRONT AND ABOVE YOU)
14. IDA PARA AS COSTAS QUANDO OPONENTE FAZ A VIRADA DE 4 PARA DENTRO (GOING TO THE BACK WHEN OPPONENT DOES THE TURN ON 4 TO INSIDE)
15. IDA PARA AS COSTAS QUANDO OPONENTE FAZ A VIRADA DE 4 PARA FORA (GOING TO THE BACK WHEN OPPONENT DOES THE TURN ON 4 TO OUTSIDE)
16. ABERTURA DE GUARDA (3 VARIACOES) – OPENING GUARD TECHNIQUES (3 VARIATIONS)
17. PASSAGEM DE GUARDA (3 VARIACOES) – GUARD PASSING (3 VARIATIONS)
18. PASSAGEM DE MEIA MONTADA (3 VARIACOES) – HALF MOUNTED PASSING (3 VARIATIONS)
19. RASPAGEM DA GUERDA FECHADA (3 VARIACOES) – CLOSED GUARD SWEEPING (3 VARIATIONS)
20. RASPAGEM DA GUARDA ABERTA (3 VARIACOES) – OPENED GUARD SWEEPING (3 VARIATIONS)
21. FINALIZACAO DA GUARDA FECHADA (3 VARIACOES) – CLOSED GUARD SUBMISSIONS (3 VARIATIONS)
22. FINALIZACAO DA GUARDA ABERTA (3 VARIACOES) – OPENED GUARD SUBMISSION (3 VARIATIONS)
23. FINALIZACAO DA MONTADA (3 VARIACOES) – MOUNTED SUBMISSIONS (3 VARIATIONS)
24. FINALIZACAO DA MEIA MONTADA (3 VARIACOES) – HALF MOUNTED SUBMISSIONS (3 VARIATIONS)
25. FINALIZACAO DAS COSTAS COM OS GANCHOS (3 VARIACOES) – BACK WITH HOOKS SUBMISSIONS (3 VARIATIONS)
26. FINALIZACAO DAS COSTAS (3 VARIACOES) – SIDE BACK SUBMISSIONS (3 VARIATIONS)
27. FINALIZACAO DO 100 KG (3 VARIACOES) – SIDE CONTROL SUBMISSIONS (3 VARIATIONS)
28. FINALIZACAO DO JOELHO NA BARRIGA (3 VARIACOES) – KNEE ON THE BELLY SUBMISSIONS (3 VARIATIONS)
29. CHAVE DE PE – FOOT LOCK
30. MONTADA TECNICA QUANDO OPONENTE TENTA REPOR A GUARDA – TECHNICAL MOUNTED WHEN OPPONENT TRIES TO REPLACE THE GUARD
31. QUEDA (4 VARIACOES) – TAKE DOWN (3 VARIATIONS)
TECNICAS DE DEFESA PESSOAL – SELF DEFENSE TECHNIQUES
32. SAIDA DA GRAVATA TECNICA – TECHNICAL CHOKE ESCAPE
33. SAIDA DO AGARRAO PELAS COSTAS POR CIMA DOS BRACOS – ESCAPE WHEN SOMEONE IS HOLDING YOU FROM YOUR BACK WITH YOUR ARMS INSIDE
34. SAIDA DO AGARRAO PELAS COSTAS POR BAIXO DOS BRACOS – ESCAPE WHEN SOMEONE IS HOLDING YOU FROM YOUR BACK WITH YOUR ARMS OUTSIDE
1ª Versao – abril de 2010 (First version – april 2010)
Este trabalho foi produzido por Eduardo Alexandre Machado e Makhmudov Safar
(This work was produced by Eduardo Alexandre Machado and Makhmudov Safar).
Eduardo Alexandre Machado
Dubai Brazilian Jiu-jitsu Team Head Teacher
2nd Degree Black Belt -(Ataque Duplo/Brazilian Top Team)
Mobile: 0503949301
Dubai - UAE
Belts requirement
BLUE .
TECNICAS BASICAS - BASIC TECHNIQUES
1. ROLAMENTO SIMPLES (ROLLING – SIMPLE)
2. ROLAMENTO COM AS MAOS NA NUCA (ROLLING - HANDS IN THE NECK)
3. ROLAMENTO DE COSTAS (ROLLING – BACK)
4. ROLAMENTO COM AS MAOS NAS ORELHAS (ROLLING - HAND IN THE EAR)
5. SAIDA DE QUADRIL (HIP ESCAPE)
6. SAIDA DE QUADRIL E VIRADA DE QUATRO PARA DENTRO (HIP ESCAPE AND TURN ON 4 – INSIDE)
7. SAIDA DE QUADRIL E VIRADA DE QUATRO PARA FORA (HIP ESCAPE AND TURN ON 4 – OUTSIDE)
8. REMADA (ROWING)
9. LEVANTADA TECNICA (TECHNICAL STAND UP)
POSICOES – POSITIONS
10. SAIDA DO 100 KG (SIDE CONTROL ESCAPES): REPOSICAO DO 100 KG E VIRADA DE QUATRO – PARA DENTRO E PARA FOR A - BOTANDO PARA BAIXO (REPLACE THE GUARD FROM SIDE POSITION AND TURN ON 4 – TO INSIDE AND TO OUTSIDE - AND TAKE DOWN)
11. SAIDA DO 69 (69 ESCAPES): REPOSICAO DO 69 E VIRADA DE QUATRO (REPLACE THE GUARD FROM 69 AND TURN ON 4 AND TAKE DOWN)
12. SAIDA DA MONTADA (MOUNTED ESCAPES): REPOSICAO DA MONTADA, CAPOTADA E SAIDA POR BAIXO DA MONTADA (REPLACE THE GUARD FROM MOUNTED, HOOD AND ESCAPE UNDER THE OPPONENT)
13. IDA PARA AS COSTAS QUANDO OPONENTE PELA FRENTE E POR CIMA (GOING TO THE BACK POSITION WHEN OPPONENT IS IN FRONT AND ABOVE YOU)
14. IDA PARA AS COSTAS QUANDO OPONENTE FAZ A VIRADA DE 4 PARA DENTRO (GOING TO THE BACK WHEN OPPONENT DOES THE TURN ON 4 TO INSIDE)
15. IDA PARA AS COSTAS QUANDO OPONENTE FAZ A VIRADA DE 4 PARA FORA (GOING TO THE BACK WHEN OPPONENT DOES THE TURN ON 4 TO OUTSIDE)
16. ABERTURA DE GUARDA (3 VARIACOES) – OPENING GUARD TECHNIQUES (3 VARIATIONS)
17. PASSAGEM DE GUARDA (3 VARIACOES) – GUARD PASSING (3 VARIATIONS)
18. PASSAGEM DE MEIA MONTADA (3 VARIACOES) – HALF MOUNTED PASSING (3 VARIATIONS)
19. RASPAGEM DA GUERDA FECHADA (3 VARIACOES) – CLOSED GUARD SWEEPING (3 VARIATIONS)
20. RASPAGEM DA GUARDA ABERTA (3 VARIACOES) – OPENED GUARD SWEEPING (3 VARIATIONS)
21. FINALIZACAO DA GUARDA FECHADA (3 VARIACOES) – CLOSED GUARD SUBMISSIONS (3 VARIATIONS)
22. FINALIZACAO DA GUARDA ABERTA (3 VARIACOES) – OPENED GUARD SUBMISSION (3 VARIATIONS)
23. FINALIZACAO DA MONTADA (3 VARIACOES) – MOUNTED SUBMISSIONS (3 VARIATIONS)
24. FINALIZACAO DA MEIA MONTADA (3 VARIACOES) – HALF MOUNTED SUBMISSIONS (3 VARIATIONS)
25. FINALIZACAO DAS COSTAS COM OS GANCHOS (3 VARIACOES) – BACK WITH HOOKS SUBMISSIONS (3 VARIATIONS)
26. FINALIZACAO DAS COSTAS (3 VARIACOES) – SIDE BACK SUBMISSIONS (3 VARIATIONS)
27. FINALIZACAO DO 100 KG (3 VARIACOES) – SIDE CONTROL SUBMISSIONS (3 VARIATIONS)
28. FINALIZACAO DO JOELHO NA BARRIGA (3 VARIACOES) – KNEE ON THE BELLY SUBMISSIONS (3 VARIATIONS)
29. CHAVE DE PE – FOOT LOCK
30. MONTADA TECNICA QUANDO OPONENTE TENTA REPOR A GUARDA – TECHNICAL MOUNTED WHEN OPPONENT TRIES TO REPLACE THE GUARD
31. QUEDA (4 VARIACOES) – TAKE DOWN (3 VARIATIONS)
TECNICAS DE DEFESA PESSOAL – SELF DEFENSE TECHNIQUES
32. SAIDA DA GRAVATA TECNICA – TECHNICAL CHOKE ESCAPE
33. SAIDA DO AGARRAO PELAS COSTAS POR CIMA DOS BRACOS – ESCAPE WHEN SOMEONE IS HOLDING YOU FROM YOUR BACK WITH YOUR ARMS INSIDE
34. SAIDA DO AGARRAO PELAS COSTAS POR BAIXO DOS BRACOS – ESCAPE WHEN SOMEONE IS HOLDING YOU FROM YOUR BACK WITH YOUR ARMS OUTSIDE
1ª Versao – abril de 2010 (First version – april 2010)
Este trabalho foi produzido por Eduardo Alexandre Machado e Makhmudov Safar
(This work was produced by Eduardo Alexandre Machado and Makhmudov Safar).
Eduardo Alexandre Machado
Dubai Brazilian Jiu-jitsu Team Head Teacher
2nd Degree Black Belt -(Ataque Duplo/Brazilian Top Team)
Mobile: 0503949301
Dubai - UAE
terça-feira, 1 de junho de 2010
AROUND 60 YEARS
As we could see at the "Graduation System" I just published before this one, it would take around 60 years to achieve to the highest graduation in Brazilian Jiu-jitsu (Red Belt). So, I don't need to tell you its a long-term commitment to achieve our highest goal. I know a lot of people just participate in Brazilian Jiu-jitsu (BJJ) as entertainment or as a sport and they don't really want to make that kind of commitment (60 years...come on!! That's too long, isn't it!?).
Well, I like to see the students as a "Red Belt Project" (RBP). I do it that way because I am an optimistic person. And, as an optimistic person I think life is so good and every single day should be a new adventure, where we learn and we enjoy all aspects of it.
So, expecting to graduate each student as a Red Belt is believing in a long-term journey. In order to achieve this goal we need to maintain a healthy life. Eating healthy, practicing BJJ (physical exercise), maintain good atitudes among family, friends and people you see everyday. In short, in order to achieve the RBP we need to be better. And being a better person I feel proud of myself.
This power is in your hands!
* I would like thank so much my australian friend, Ben Dyer (a very casca grossa friend! By the way...). He had a very kind atitude correcting my previews text (I asked him to help me correcting my english once and he really kept his word). Thank you Ben!
Eduardo Alexandre Machado
Dubai Brazilian Jiu-jitsu Team Head Teacher
2nd Degree Black Belt -(Ataque Duplo/Brazilian Top Team)
Mobile: 0503949301
Dubai - UAE
Well, I like to see the students as a "Red Belt Project" (RBP). I do it that way because I am an optimistic person. And, as an optimistic person I think life is so good and every single day should be a new adventure, where we learn and we enjoy all aspects of it.
So, expecting to graduate each student as a Red Belt is believing in a long-term journey. In order to achieve this goal we need to maintain a healthy life. Eating healthy, practicing BJJ (physical exercise), maintain good atitudes among family, friends and people you see everyday. In short, in order to achieve the RBP we need to be better. And being a better person I feel proud of myself.
This power is in your hands!
* I would like thank so much my australian friend, Ben Dyer (a very casca grossa friend! By the way...). He had a very kind atitude correcting my previews text (I asked him to help me correcting my english once and he really kept his word). Thank you Ben!
Eduardo Alexandre Machado
Dubai Brazilian Jiu-jitsu Team Head Teacher
2nd Degree Black Belt -(Ataque Duplo/Brazilian Top Team)
Mobile: 0503949301
Dubai - UAE
GRADUATION SYSTEM
From 4 to 6 years old
White Belt (Beginners)
White and one stripe Belt (one to two months of straight training - at least twice a week)
White and two stripes Belt (two to four months of straight training – at least twice a week)
White and three stripes Belt (four to eight to eighteen months of straight training – at least twice a week)
White and four stripes Belt (six to twelve months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Gray Belt (eight to sixteen months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Gray and one stripe Belt (ten to twenty month of straight training – at least twice a week)
Gray and two stripes Belt (twelve to twenty-four months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Gray and three stripes Belt (fourteen to twenty-eight months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Gray and four stripes Belt (sixteen to thirty-two month of straight training – at least twice a week)
Obs.: Green and four stripes Belt is the highest graduation under 16 years old students. After turn 16 years old any colored belt student is automatic allowed to apply for the Blue Belt exam.
From 7 to 15 years old
White Belt (Beginners)
White and one stripe Belt (one to two months of straight training - at least twice a week)
White and two stripes Belt (two to four months of straight training – at least twice a week)
White and three stripes Belt (four to eight to eighteen months of straight training – at least twice a week)
White and four stripes Belt (six to twelve months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Yellow Belt (eight to sixteen months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Yellow and one stripe Belt (ten to twenty month of straight training – at least twice a week)
Yellow and two stripes Belt (twelve to twenty-four months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Yellow and three stripes Belt (fourteen to twenty-eight months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Yellow and four stripes Belt (sixteen to thirty-two months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Orange Belt (eighteen to thirty-six months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Orange and one stripe Belt (twenty to forty months of straight training - at least twice a week)
Orange and two stripes Belt (twenty-two to forty-four months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Orange and three stripes Belt (twenty-six to fifty-one months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Orange and four stripes Belt (twenty-eight to fifty-six months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Green Belt (thirty to sixty months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Green and one stripe Belt (thirty-two to sixty-four months of straight training - at least twice a week)
Green and two stripes Belt (thirty-four to twelve sixty-eight months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Green and three stripes Belt (thirty-six to seventy-two months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Green and four stripes Belt (thirty-eight to seventy-six months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Obs.: Green and four stripes Belt is the highest graduation under 16 years old students. After turn 16 years old any colored belt student is automatic allowed to apply for the Blue Belt exam.
From 10 to 15 years old
White Belt (Beginners)
White and one stripe Belt (one to two months of straight training - at least twice a week)
White and two stripes Belt (two to four months of straight training – at least twice a week)
White and three stripes Belt (four to eight to eighteen months of straight training – at least twice a week)
White and four stripes Belt (six to twelve months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Orange Belt (eight to sixteen months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Orange and one stripe Belt (ten to twenty month of straight training – at least twice a week)
Orange and two stripes Belt (twelve to twenty-four months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Orange and three stripes Belt (fourteen to twenty-eight months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Orange and four stripes Belt (sixteen to thirty-two months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Green Belt (eighteen to thirty-six months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Green and one stripe Belt (twenty to forty months of straight training - at least twice a week)
Green and two stripes Belt (twenty-two to forty-four months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Green and three stripes Belt (twenty-six to fifty-one months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Green and four stripes Belt (twenty-eight to fifty-six months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Obs.: Green and four stripes Belt is the highest graduation under 16 years old students. After turn 16 years old any colored belt student is automatic allowed to apply for the Blue Belt exam.
From 13 to 15 years old
White Belt (Beginners)
White and one stripe Belt (one to two months of straight training - at least twice a week)
White and two stripes Belt (two to four months of straight training – at least twice a week)
White and three stripes Belt (four to eight to eighteen months of straight training – at least twice a week)
White and four stripes Belt (six to twelve months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Green Belt (eight to sixteen months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Green and one stripe Belt (ten to twenty month of straight training – at least twice a week)
Green and two stripes Belt (twelve to twenty-four months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Green and three stripes Belt (fourteen to twenty-eight months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Green and four stripes Belt (sixteen to thirty-two months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Obs.: Green and four stripes Belt is the highest graduation under 16 years old students. After turn 16 years old any colored belt student is automatic allowed to apply for the Blue Belt exam.
From 16 years old or older
White Belt (Beginners)
White and one stripe Belt (three to six months of straight training - at least twice a week)
White and two stripes Belt (six to twelve months of straight training – at least twice a week)
White and three stripes Belt (nine to eighteen months of straight training – at least twice a week)
White and four stripes Belt (twelve to twenty-four months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Blue Belt (fithteen to thirty months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Blue and one stripe Belt (eighteen to thirty-six months of straight training- at least twice a week)
Blue and two stripes Belt (twenty-one to forty-two months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Blue and three stripes Belt (twenty-four to forty-eight months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Blue and four stripes Belt (twenty-seven to fifty-four months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Purple Belt (thirty to sixty months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Purple and one stripe Belt (thirty-three to sixty months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Purple and two stripes Belt (thirty-six to seventy-two months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Purple and three stripes Belt (thirty-nine to seventy-eight months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Purple and four stripes Belt (forty-two to eighty-four months of straight training – at least twice a week)
From 18 years old or older
Brown Belt (forty-five to ninety months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Brown and one stripe Belt (forty-eighty to ninety-six months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Brown and two stripes Belt (forty-nine to ninety-eight months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Brown and three stripes Belt (fifty-two to one hundred and four months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Brown and four stripes Belt (fifty-five to one hundred and ten months of straight training – at least twice a week)
From 19 years old or older
Black Belt (fifty-eight to one hundred and eighteen months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Black Belt and one Degree (at least 3 years after Black Belt)
Black Belt and two Degrees (at least 6 years after Black Belt – 3 years after last graduation)
Black Belt and Three Degrees (at least 9 years after Black Belt - 3 years after last graduation)
Black Belt and four Degrees (at least 14 years after Black Belt - 5 years after last graduation)
Black Belt and five Degrees (at least 19 years after Black Belt - 5 years after last graduation)
Black Belt and six Degrees (at least 24 years after Black Belt - 5 years after last graduation)
Coral Belt (seven Degrees) (at least 31 years after Black Belt - 7 years after last graduation )
Coral Belt (eighth Degree) (at least 38 years after Black Belt - 7 years after last graduation)
Red Belt (nineth Degree) (at least 48 years after Black Belt - 10 years after last graduation)
Source::
http://www.ibjjf.org/graduation.htm
Eduardo Alexandre Machado
Dubai Brazilian Jiu-jitsu Team Head Teacher
2nd Degree Black Belt -(Ataque Duplo/Brazilian Top Team)
Mobile: 0503949301
Dubai - UAE
White Belt (Beginners)
White and one stripe Belt (one to two months of straight training - at least twice a week)
White and two stripes Belt (two to four months of straight training – at least twice a week)
White and three stripes Belt (four to eight to eighteen months of straight training – at least twice a week)
White and four stripes Belt (six to twelve months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Gray Belt (eight to sixteen months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Gray and one stripe Belt (ten to twenty month of straight training – at least twice a week)
Gray and two stripes Belt (twelve to twenty-four months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Gray and three stripes Belt (fourteen to twenty-eight months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Gray and four stripes Belt (sixteen to thirty-two month of straight training – at least twice a week)
Obs.: Green and four stripes Belt is the highest graduation under 16 years old students. After turn 16 years old any colored belt student is automatic allowed to apply for the Blue Belt exam.
From 7 to 15 years old
White Belt (Beginners)
White and one stripe Belt (one to two months of straight training - at least twice a week)
White and two stripes Belt (two to four months of straight training – at least twice a week)
White and three stripes Belt (four to eight to eighteen months of straight training – at least twice a week)
White and four stripes Belt (six to twelve months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Yellow Belt (eight to sixteen months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Yellow and one stripe Belt (ten to twenty month of straight training – at least twice a week)
Yellow and two stripes Belt (twelve to twenty-four months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Yellow and three stripes Belt (fourteen to twenty-eight months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Yellow and four stripes Belt (sixteen to thirty-two months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Orange Belt (eighteen to thirty-six months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Orange and one stripe Belt (twenty to forty months of straight training - at least twice a week)
Orange and two stripes Belt (twenty-two to forty-four months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Orange and three stripes Belt (twenty-six to fifty-one months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Orange and four stripes Belt (twenty-eight to fifty-six months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Green Belt (thirty to sixty months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Green and one stripe Belt (thirty-two to sixty-four months of straight training - at least twice a week)
Green and two stripes Belt (thirty-four to twelve sixty-eight months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Green and three stripes Belt (thirty-six to seventy-two months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Green and four stripes Belt (thirty-eight to seventy-six months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Obs.: Green and four stripes Belt is the highest graduation under 16 years old students. After turn 16 years old any colored belt student is automatic allowed to apply for the Blue Belt exam.
From 10 to 15 years old
White Belt (Beginners)
White and one stripe Belt (one to two months of straight training - at least twice a week)
White and two stripes Belt (two to four months of straight training – at least twice a week)
White and three stripes Belt (four to eight to eighteen months of straight training – at least twice a week)
White and four stripes Belt (six to twelve months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Orange Belt (eight to sixteen months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Orange and one stripe Belt (ten to twenty month of straight training – at least twice a week)
Orange and two stripes Belt (twelve to twenty-four months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Orange and three stripes Belt (fourteen to twenty-eight months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Orange and four stripes Belt (sixteen to thirty-two months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Green Belt (eighteen to thirty-six months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Green and one stripe Belt (twenty to forty months of straight training - at least twice a week)
Green and two stripes Belt (twenty-two to forty-four months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Green and three stripes Belt (twenty-six to fifty-one months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Green and four stripes Belt (twenty-eight to fifty-six months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Obs.: Green and four stripes Belt is the highest graduation under 16 years old students. After turn 16 years old any colored belt student is automatic allowed to apply for the Blue Belt exam.
From 13 to 15 years old
White Belt (Beginners)
White and one stripe Belt (one to two months of straight training - at least twice a week)
White and two stripes Belt (two to four months of straight training – at least twice a week)
White and three stripes Belt (four to eight to eighteen months of straight training – at least twice a week)
White and four stripes Belt (six to twelve months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Green Belt (eight to sixteen months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Green and one stripe Belt (ten to twenty month of straight training – at least twice a week)
Green and two stripes Belt (twelve to twenty-four months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Green and three stripes Belt (fourteen to twenty-eight months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Green and four stripes Belt (sixteen to thirty-two months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Obs.: Green and four stripes Belt is the highest graduation under 16 years old students. After turn 16 years old any colored belt student is automatic allowed to apply for the Blue Belt exam.
From 16 years old or older
White Belt (Beginners)
White and one stripe Belt (three to six months of straight training - at least twice a week)
White and two stripes Belt (six to twelve months of straight training – at least twice a week)
White and three stripes Belt (nine to eighteen months of straight training – at least twice a week)
White and four stripes Belt (twelve to twenty-four months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Blue Belt (fithteen to thirty months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Blue and one stripe Belt (eighteen to thirty-six months of straight training- at least twice a week)
Blue and two stripes Belt (twenty-one to forty-two months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Blue and three stripes Belt (twenty-four to forty-eight months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Blue and four stripes Belt (twenty-seven to fifty-four months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Purple Belt (thirty to sixty months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Purple and one stripe Belt (thirty-three to sixty months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Purple and two stripes Belt (thirty-six to seventy-two months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Purple and three stripes Belt (thirty-nine to seventy-eight months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Purple and four stripes Belt (forty-two to eighty-four months of straight training – at least twice a week)
From 18 years old or older
Brown Belt (forty-five to ninety months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Brown and one stripe Belt (forty-eighty to ninety-six months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Brown and two stripes Belt (forty-nine to ninety-eight months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Brown and three stripes Belt (fifty-two to one hundred and four months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Brown and four stripes Belt (fifty-five to one hundred and ten months of straight training – at least twice a week)
From 19 years old or older
Black Belt (fifty-eight to one hundred and eighteen months of straight training – at least twice a week)
Black Belt and one Degree (at least 3 years after Black Belt)
Black Belt and two Degrees (at least 6 years after Black Belt – 3 years after last graduation)
Black Belt and Three Degrees (at least 9 years after Black Belt - 3 years after last graduation)
Black Belt and four Degrees (at least 14 years after Black Belt - 5 years after last graduation)
Black Belt and five Degrees (at least 19 years after Black Belt - 5 years after last graduation)
Black Belt and six Degrees (at least 24 years after Black Belt - 5 years after last graduation)
Coral Belt (seven Degrees) (at least 31 years after Black Belt - 7 years after last graduation )
Coral Belt (eighth Degree) (at least 38 years after Black Belt - 7 years after last graduation)
Red Belt (nineth Degree) (at least 48 years after Black Belt - 10 years after last graduation)
Source::
http://www.ibjjf.org/graduation.htm
Eduardo Alexandre Machado
Dubai Brazilian Jiu-jitsu Team Head Teacher
2nd Degree Black Belt -(Ataque Duplo/Brazilian Top Team)
Mobile: 0503949301
Dubai - UAE
RULES OF CONDUCT (IN CLASS)
1. HAVE ALWAYS THE 3 BASIC TENETS IN YOUR MIND: EXCELLENCE, FRIENDSHIP AND RESPECT
2. Show respect to everybody. Be polite and kind.
3. Gi’s must be kept clean and sanitized. All gi’s must have the required Patches sewn on.
4. Should you arrive late, quickly line up at the edge of the mat and request permission to enter class. The decision to allow a late student onto the mat is entirely at the instructor discretion. The instructor may prefer the student to watch rather than risk injury due to missed warm ups.
5. Family members and friends are invited to watch class however, it is important that small children are contained and quiet during class. Also, only students are permitted on the mat. Please do not enter onto or walk across the mat while classes are going on if you are a spectator.
6. Family members and friends are encouraged to support students in class by applauding good efforts. However it’s not permitted coaching from anyone other than the teacher during the class.
7. Testing is mandatory at all levels. Students are required to attend testing in an approved gi with required Academy patches.
8. It’s expected that all students attend classes at least 2 times per week.
9. If you are on the mat don’t ever turn your back to who is training or teaching.
10. During class when the instructor is teaching a technique or when you watching someone’s training you must avoid be hanging on the wall, sitting with legs stretched and talking to someone else (if you want to share something to someone do it to everybody else, that way everybody is learning too).
11. There is a proper way of fixing the gi and tide the belt, in case you don’t know how, please ask the teacher.
12. Wear an appropriated Brazilian Jiu-jitsu Belt (If you don’t know how is the “approprieated Brazilian Jiu-jitsu Belt”, you should ask someone more graduated than you or the teacher about it).
13. If during the class you want to leave the mat for any reason (like: to drink water, to use the toilet, etc), ask permission for the teacher. And also ask permission to come back to the mat after return from it.
14. We learn from each other all the time on the mat. But specially the people that are training for a longer time have more to teach about it than the ones that are not training for that long. So respect them, you should be very thankful to them. Because you are defenitly learning a lot from them too.
Eduardo Alexandre Machado
Dubai Brazilian Jiu-jitsu Team Head Teacher
2nd Degree Black Belt -(Ataque Duplo/Brazilian Top Team)
Mobile: 0503949301
Dubai - UAE
2. Show respect to everybody. Be polite and kind.
3. Gi’s must be kept clean and sanitized. All gi’s must have the required Patches sewn on.
4. Should you arrive late, quickly line up at the edge of the mat and request permission to enter class. The decision to allow a late student onto the mat is entirely at the instructor discretion. The instructor may prefer the student to watch rather than risk injury due to missed warm ups.
5. Family members and friends are invited to watch class however, it is important that small children are contained and quiet during class. Also, only students are permitted on the mat. Please do not enter onto or walk across the mat while classes are going on if you are a spectator.
6. Family members and friends are encouraged to support students in class by applauding good efforts. However it’s not permitted coaching from anyone other than the teacher during the class.
7. Testing is mandatory at all levels. Students are required to attend testing in an approved gi with required Academy patches.
8. It’s expected that all students attend classes at least 2 times per week.
9. If you are on the mat don’t ever turn your back to who is training or teaching.
10. During class when the instructor is teaching a technique or when you watching someone’s training you must avoid be hanging on the wall, sitting with legs stretched and talking to someone else (if you want to share something to someone do it to everybody else, that way everybody is learning too).
11. There is a proper way of fixing the gi and tide the belt, in case you don’t know how, please ask the teacher.
12. Wear an appropriated Brazilian Jiu-jitsu Belt (If you don’t know how is the “approprieated Brazilian Jiu-jitsu Belt”, you should ask someone more graduated than you or the teacher about it).
13. If during the class you want to leave the mat for any reason (like: to drink water, to use the toilet, etc), ask permission for the teacher. And also ask permission to come back to the mat after return from it.
14. We learn from each other all the time on the mat. But specially the people that are training for a longer time have more to teach about it than the ones that are not training for that long. So respect them, you should be very thankful to them. Because you are defenitly learning a lot from them too.
Eduardo Alexandre Machado
Dubai Brazilian Jiu-jitsu Team Head Teacher
2nd Degree Black Belt -(Ataque Duplo/Brazilian Top Team)
Mobile: 0503949301
Dubai - UAE
Aula na World Black Belt Center - Dubai - U.A.E.
Nas fotos: Abdula, A.R., Khalid, Vitor, Carlos, Claudia, Khalifa, Mohammed, Ari e eu.
3 steps
Hi Everybody,
Today I want to share how to get good at BJJ in three short sentences.
Obviously the first thing you need to do in the sport is to get the big picture, the view from 30,000 feet.
Once you understand the big picture, and how everything fits
together, then much of your training time should be devoted to
tackling your problems, one by one.
Here's the formula:
First take ONE topic.
Then shine a light on it from every angle.
Move on, and repeat.
If you follow these steps you'll be a serial BJJ monogamist. Your training will have focus, and you'll have a goal for each class.
And the funny thing is that you probably already know what you need to work on.
For example, did you get armlocked 3 times today?
I guess you need to work on your arm positioning!
Are your opponents opening your closed guard with elbow pressure?
Ask your instructor and fellow students how to block this move. Then then keep applying their suggestions in sparring until your response become second nature!
Are you getting nailed by the same sweep over and over?
Figure out how to block and prevent the sweep using posture, weight distribution, grips and the application of leverage.
To recap: pick one topic. Tackle it to the best of your ability.
Then look for the next topic.
It's a simple way to identify and address problem areas, but I guarantee it will give you material to work on for many years of training.
Fortunately it will be a very interesting, very entertaining and very rewarding journey!
Stephan Kesting
Today I want to share how to get good at BJJ in three short sentences.
Obviously the first thing you need to do in the sport is to get the big picture, the view from 30,000 feet.
Once you understand the big picture, and how everything fits
together, then much of your training time should be devoted to
tackling your problems, one by one.
Here's the formula:
First take ONE topic.
Then shine a light on it from every angle.
Move on, and repeat.
If you follow these steps you'll be a serial BJJ monogamist. Your training will have focus, and you'll have a goal for each class.
And the funny thing is that you probably already know what you need to work on.
For example, did you get armlocked 3 times today?
I guess you need to work on your arm positioning!
Are your opponents opening your closed guard with elbow pressure?
Ask your instructor and fellow students how to block this move. Then then keep applying their suggestions in sparring until your response become second nature!
Are you getting nailed by the same sweep over and over?
Figure out how to block and prevent the sweep using posture, weight distribution, grips and the application of leverage.
To recap: pick one topic. Tackle it to the best of your ability.
Then look for the next topic.
It's a simple way to identify and address problem areas, but I guarantee it will give you material to work on for many years of training.
Fortunately it will be a very interesting, very entertaining and very rewarding journey!
Stephan Kesting
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