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Helio Gracie, co-founder of Brazilian jiu jitsu and a martial arts legend, has passed away at the age of 95.
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RIP Helio Gracie
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would gracie jiu jitsu be good for a big but clumsy 10 year old boy? Thinking of signing my son up and I don't really like the Tiger Schulmann stuff and think he would be more successful in a "brawling" type of program.
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would gracie jiu jitsu be good for a big but clumsy 10 year old boy? Thinking of signing my son up and I don't really like the Tiger Schulmann stuff and think he would be more successful in a "brawling" type of program.Originally Posted by edmorel
maybe if the program includes some standup work, instead of going straight to the ground.
to the orignal post rip great fighter for his tiem.
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I'd take Canada's Stu Hart FTW. That would have been an interesting submission match!
