Ralph Gracie Throws and Take Downs Part 1-1
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Ralph Gracie (born May 25, 1971) is a Brazilian martial artist. Grandson to the great Carlos Gracie. Like other members of the Gracie family, he competed in mixed martial arts. He is the son of Robson Gracie. In sharp contrast to the typical "passive" Gracie approach, Ralph's aggressive and often brutal approach earned him the nickname of "The Pitbull". He has also taught former UFC welterweight and lightweight champion, BJ Penn, when he first came to California from Hawaii.
takedowns are my favorite part.
only 371 people saw it, that means I'm one of the few that get to learn the sacred knowledge wuahahahaha
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Great quality
Isso é Jiu Jitsu, Oss!!!!
When I frist did martail arts I did hapktio lost interest few years later I went back to martial arts and did bjj and etc was dominated stand up game I was later send to boxing gym knoe as hit squad took off went too see the world lost interest came back to the martial went back to martail arts decided give wonderful art try kuk sool won I have trained there now almost 4 or 5 years about to receive my black belt but there sumthing missing this this my next journey to start again and get this black belt and stay .🥋
Nick the belts up for grabs
GSP IS SELLING WOLF TICKETS
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A ko-uchi-gare, a morote-gari and a harai-goshi. Congratulations! You are at the level of an average yellow belt judoka at the time.
Yes, but on the ground, a black belt judoka would be a blue belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. The best thing would be to learn both to be complete.
Cool,but the attitude is different..that is why if you fight one of them you would tap.or cry
First of all .... you are a jealous bitch!!! Second of all ..... who are you ? Yes nobody!!!!! Third of all ....... how many fights you have ? Right 0 so go to hell
@@mafia3941 Ha ha! Keep believing that. I am a blue belt judoka with about 50 fights and a one time regional champion, but under Judo rules as they were back in the golden days of Judo.
However, I decided to bet on Muay thai and have around 25 fights under different kick-boxing rules, ten of whom are "diploma matches". So no, I am no Beast, but not jealous either, and I have my opinions. Take it or leave it. Back in the early 90s I am pretty sure that I would hold my own against most BJJ purple belts and even some brown belts. I was a ne-waza specialist.
@@henrikg1388 if it wasn’t for the Gracies no one would ever mention JUDO
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