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Rodrigo's seminar in November.

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Toco's seminar in October

Andre Monteiro at the American Nationals

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MIchel "Buiu" Porfiro seminar

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Thanks all you guys from all different teams to support the tournament.

BRAZILIAN JIU JITSU TOURNAMENT - OCTOBER 3rd.

October 3rd , 9am at Flex Bjj Academy: 2277 Northwest Military Hwy #114. San Antonio,TX. 78213.


Weight classes will be the same as the IBJJF weight classes.
Adult white and blue belts only
Medals will be distributed for 1, 2 and 3rd place.

Tournament will follow IBJJF rules!!
Traditional Brazilian Jiu Jitsu.
Black belt referees!


weight classes: Adults white and blue belts.
until 126.5; 141; 154; 167.5; 181; 194.5; 207.5; 221; over 221; open class.

Registration fee: 20U$.

rules: http://www.ibjjf.org/rules.htm


Starts at 9am the weight in

For more information :

Call: 914 707 0072

Buiu's Seminar - SEPTEMBER 27TH !!!

3rd Degree BJJ Black Belt

Owner of Carlson Gracie Miami

Multiple Brazilian National Champion

Multiple RJ State Champion

1st Place Gi Division Grapples Quest 2009 Black Belt






Sunday September 27th

@ Flex BJJ

12- 3pm

price: $40 pre- registration
$50 @ the door

4 times Champion

This weekend Andre Monteiro and 10 students ging to L.A to compete on the American Nationals, also our Team BJJ Revolution TEAM is running for the 5th title : 2005/06/07/08 .


Check the results later...

The History that nobody knowns

In what is considered the longest Jiu-Jitsu match in history, Helio Gracie battled former student Valdemar Santana, a powerfully built stone cutter. Helio lasted 3 hours and 45 minutes before losing the contest. This Vale Tudo (no holds barred) match was to be his last fight.

CARLSON GRACIE

With Valdemar Santana's victory over Helio Gracie, Carlos' son Carlson entered the ring to defend the honor of his family name. At the age of 17, he took revenge for his family clan by defeating Santana, which won him the respect and title of "King" -- all this in Carlson's first professional Vale Tudo fight.

Carlson went on to fight 19 professional matches and remained undefeated. Carlson reigned as world champion for 30 years in the 1950's, 60's and 70's.

Carlson had his own approach to teaching Jiu-Jitsu, with a more aggressive style of training and a reputation of not holding back any information from his students. With Carlson's unique style of training, conditioning and techniques, the Carlson Gracie Jiu-Jitsu academy in Copacabana went on to produce world champions in Jiu-Jitsu, Submission Wrestling and Vale Tudo/No Hold Barred. This led to Carlson Gracie becoming one of the most sought after coaches in Jiu-Jitsu history.

After Carlson Gracie retired from the ring, he embarked on promoting sports Jiu-Jitsu fighters. He is considered the father of sports Jiu-Jitsu. Carlson was able to attract corporate sponsors to support teams of Jiu-Jitsu fighters so they could train full-time in essence as professional athletes.

During the 1970's, Vale Tudo was still popular in Brazil as fights were televised. During the 1980s, Vale Tudo's popularity waned and Jiu-Jitsu fighters (lutadors) focused their efforts on sports Jiu-Jitsu competition. In 1991, the long feud between the Luta Livre style and Jiu-Jitsu style heated up and resulted in a showdown between the two styles. Luta Livre was a style designed for the ring. Some consider it a response to Jiu-Jitsu, where a group of fighters came together to pool their knowledge to improve their technique and to answer Jiu-Jitsu's successful ground game.

Carlson Gracie took up the challenge for the Jiu-Jitsu camp. He quickly assembled and personally trained a team consisting of Murilo Bustamante, Fabio Gurgel, Romero "Jacare" Cavalcanti, Wallid Ismael, and Marcelo Bhering. The showdown between Carlson's Gracie Jiu-Jitsu and Luta Livre fighters was broadcast on Brazilian national TV, with a clean sweep for Gracie Jiu-Jitsu. These matches can be seen on the "Gracie Jiu-Jitsu in Action 2" video tape.

Thanks for support

Maurinho's seminar @ Flex BJJ !!

UP COMING SEMINAR ON MAY 30TH , after free barbecue @ Flex BJJ Academy

Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Seminar
Andre “Tim” Monteiro invites Maurinho, 1st degree Black Belt.

• Improve and enhance your skills
• Learn more techniques
• Learn BJJ from a Brazilian Black Belt from Rio de Janeiro (BJJ’s birthplace)
• Two Black Belts on the mat
• Have a good time on our new mats!

Price :50U$
May 30th from 1pm – 4pm
Flex BJJ Academy
2277 NW Military HW #114
San Antonio, Tx 78213
914 707 0072
www.flexbjjacademy.com

Andre "Tim" Monteiro was victorious two weekends in the row!

On april 11th in Austin , he beat a Gracie Barra black belt by 2X0 on the final division of the tournament Fight to win.

On April 18th in Houston , he competed in a superfight against another Gracie Barra black belt.He won by 25X0 plus one submission( choke on the mount).





Now he is training hard for the World Tournament that is coming in june!

Grand Opening this Saturday!

Grand Opening Special!!
Sign Up In Our First 30 Days – NO REGISTRATION FEE!

2277 Northwest Military Hwy #114 SA, TX 78213 ● www.flexbjjacademy.com ● (210) 889-2051

Hey my friends!!!

Flex BJJ is now open for business! Classes are running 5 days a week, morning and evening. Come down and check it out!

We are located at:
2277 Northwest Military Hwy #114
San Antonio, TX 78213
(210) 348-6004

You can also check out our website at www.flexbjjacademy.com

Thanks !

Comming soon !!!

Houston Seminar in February

February 14, 2008 at REVOLUTION DOJO ACADEMY
Address -3530 Pinemont on the corner of Ella
Houston,TX
TEL: (713) 444-7437
www.revolutiondojo.com

Andre Monteiro in Miami

Upcoming Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Seminar

February 7, 2008 - 10am at CARLSON GRACIE MIAMI
Address - 14271 SW 120 Street #113
Miami, FL33186
Phone: (305) 386-4103 (786) 999-9858
www.carlsongraciemiami.com

February 7,2008 - 5pm at FIGHT SPORTS SOUTH BEACH
Address - 726 41st Street #200
Miami Beach, FL 33140
Phone : (305) 534-7410
E-mail : info@fightsportssbeach.com

In Rio

Robert "Bobby" Brown and Shane Brooks at Shotoo Brazil in Rio with Pedro Rizzo and Toco.
Also both had a really good time and trained at New Generation Academy in Leblon.