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Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu is considered by many to be the ultimate grappling art; its practitioners have received worldwide acclaim for their success in mixed martial arts competition. Now the fastest-growing martial art in the world, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu owes it's popularity to its practicality. Students of this art learn in a straightforward, hands-on way that develops skill and confidence after just a few classes. Practice focuses mainly on repetitions of sequences of Jiu-Jitsu techniques. There is little time spent on calisthenics; after a brief warm-up, the students get their exercise by performing the moves. The techniques are taught singly at first and then built into a practice sequence that encourages a natural flow of technical options. The class is taught in a non-competitive way, but Jiu-Jitsu offers a great opportunity for competition (Vermont Open Grappling Championship) for those who desire it. Benefits Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu is an excellent form of exercise for strength, flexibility, and weight control, potentially a sport for competition, and a fascinating and sophisticated martial art. Beginners and experienced martial artists alike will be amazed at how fast the techniques can be learned and how quickly they will develop practical skills.
Last updated on: 09/13/2012 By: Jamie LeBlanc |
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