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Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (Portuguese: Jiu-Jitsu Brasileiro; English: Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu) is a martial art that specializes in surrendering, with expertise in capture, integrated martial arts and systematic self-defense. At the beginning of the twentieth century, shouldering the mission of colonizing Brazil, Maeda Maeda from the Kendo Goro of the Japanese Theater, imparted Judo techniques including (judo hall judo) sleeping techniques (subduction) tactics to Brazilian Carlos Gracie (Portuguese: Carlos Gracie) and Ruiz Franca (Portuguese: Luiz França). Since then, Elio Gracie, a famous player in the former family, has summarized the basic tactics of throwing and taking, and cyclical and progressive fall as the basic tactics from the perspectives of competition and actual combat. "Strong" is a new genre of Jiu-Jitsu for guiding strategic principles. Nowadays, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu not only occupies half of the combat skills of Grappling, but also has become a basic element and component of comprehensive martial arts (English: Mixed Martial Arts (MMA)). World-renowned and popular in martial arts.

Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu

Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu originates from

With Brazil

Master of judo

Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu has no self-sufficient bad habits, no patterned practice

To understand the effectiveness of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu in self-defense, it is necessary to introduce the basic principles and strategies of this martial art.

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The representative of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu is undoubtedly Gracie Jiu-Jitsu.

First, the belt grades of adults aged 16 and over are divided into white, blue, purple, brown, black, red and black, red and white, and wine red from low to high. Leucorrhea is an entry-level channel for beginners. It mainly masters the basic postures and basic movements of Jiu-Jitsu. In the actual combat between the two sides, it is generally to master escape techniques and defensive techniques. Do not underestimate the leucorrhea. This is a very important stage. The leucorrhea stage lays a solid foundation for the rapid advancement of technology in the future. The blue band represents the intermediate level of the band. The blue band is generally recognized as having mastered a large number of jujitsu techniques, including defensive skills and offensive skills. The blue band has a certain competitive ability. Under normal circumstances, leucorrhea students can obtain leucorrhea level after studying for 1-2 years. The purple belt represents the advanced level (medium to high) in the intermediate level. It usually takes 4-5 years to practice Jiu-Jitsu. Holders of the purple belt are recognized to have mastered comprehensive skills; and they have hundreds of hours of competition experience. Many other martial arts genres (judo, taekwondo, aikido) can be practiced for 4-5 years to obtain a black belt. The brown belt symbolizes that they have advanced level. It usually takes 5-6 years to practice. The brown belt indicates that the practitioner has entered the elite level. The level of practitioners is mainly the accumulation of experience in competition and the improvement of technology. The black belt indicates that all the techniques of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu have been properly mastered and advanced, and they have the teaching qualifications, which can correctly guide others to learn. The black belt is divided into 9 sections, starting from the seventh section, the red and black belts, and the nine and above sections are the red belts. Each ribbon is also divided into 5 sections, with strips on the belt (usually wrapped with adhesive tape) to indicate the position. (0-4)

2. For children aged 15 and below, the belt grades are white, yellow, orange, and green from low to high.

3. Under 16 years old, you can't get blue belt, and under 18 years old can't get brown belt. The minimum age for promotion to black belt is 19 years.

4. Only black belts are eligible to issue blue, purple, and brown belts. High-end black belts must be obtained from higher-ranking belts. For example, the second belt of the black belt, the issuer must have at least three black belts.

5. The standards for obtaining belts are not the same. Generally speaking, it takes eight to ten years to get the Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Black Belt.

Significance of Ribbon: Leucorrhea: Beginner.

Le Cordon Bleu: Beginner.

Purple Belt: Those who have mastered all the techniques.

Brown Belt: The Improver.

Black Belt: Can teach Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu.

Red and black belt: Teacher.

Red belt: Master.

Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu needs to learn a lot of techniques, understand and apply the principles of technology; technical judgment requires fluent actions to be specified, and the promotion of black belts requires the flexibility to use these techniques to defeat opponents in combat; performance in confrontation training It is required to be able to surrender all players of the same color belt; participate in Jiu-Jitsu or MMA competitions; etc. Then the black belt teacher will personally fight with you and think that you are qualified enough to issue the corresponding ribbon, so the black belt of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and other Budo is more difficult to obtain than gold. After obtaining the black belt, the promotion of the rank does not depend on your actual combat level, but depends on the time to obtain the black belt and start teaching jujitsu. For example, after getting a black belt, begin to teach jujitsu, then three years later, there will be one black belt, three years later, it will become black belt two, and another five years, it will become black belt three. The longer it takes. The level of the black belt does not represent the difference in actual combat ability, it is only related to the time when you obtained the black belt and started to teach jujitsu, so the general combat ability of the second and third sections of the black belt is the strongest, because it is just good for physical strength, technology, The experience is relatively good. The red and black belt is equivalent to the 7-8 segments of the black belt, and its Jiu-Jitsu technology has entered the realm! The famous masters of Jiu-Jitsu Royce Gracie, Rickson Gracie are the holders of the red and black belt. The red belt is equivalent to 9-10 paragraphs of the black belt. The red belt holder is a master figure who has made special contributions to the development of jujitsu. The smallest holder of the red ribbon is currently only acquired at the age of 67. The holders include several founders and founders of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu.