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Glenville police train in jiu-jitsu to prepare for real-world scenarios

Glenville police train in jiu-jitsu to prepare for real-world scenarios

In Schenectady County, Glenville police officers are taking Brazilian jiu-jitsu classes as part of a wellness program that’s designed to help them approach interactions more peacefully.

‘Living A Dream’ – How Teshya Noelani Alo’s Lifetime In Grappling Led Her To ONE Championship’s Global Stage

‘Living A Dream’ – How Teshya Noelani Alo’s Lifetime In Grappling Led Her To ONE Championship’s Global Stage

From growing up in Hawaii with limited opportunities to facing Helena Crevar at ONE Fight Night 39, this is the life journey that shaped Teshya Noelani Alo.

Rener Gracie: Lower Belt Students Deserve the Most Protection on the Mats, They’re not “grappling dummies” for experienced guys

Rener Gracie: Lower Belt Students Deserve the Most Protection on the Mats, They’re not “grappling dummies” for experienced guys

In his 2023 book Rener Gracie advocates a principle that challenges the “survival of the fittest” mentality prevalent in many martial arts schools. Gracie has a simple philosophy: the lower…

Professor Daniel Ignacio: when self-defense turns into gold in BJJ championships

Professor Daniel Ignacio: when self-defense turns into gold in BJJ championships | Graciemag

Daniel Mérola Ignacio, 25, grew up on a mat. Son of black belt and famous referee Sérgio Ignacio, he was raised in the traditions of the Gracie family, and was accompanied from his earliest training by his godfather, Renzo Gracie.

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