Royler Gracie will be teaching @ Jiu Jitsu Camp from January 09th to 17th, 2010.

[jiujitsucamp]

Royler Gracie will be teaching @ Jiu Jitsu Camp from January 09th to 17th, 2010.

**Very few spots available**




"Welcome to my neighbourhood! Jiu Jitsu Camp will provide you a complete program designed by me. I`m 4 times World Champion, 3 times Abu Dhabi Champion, 3 times Pan American Champion and Pride Champion. See you in January 2010!"

ROYLER GRACIE

• Royler is the brother of the fighters Rickson Gracie and Royce Gracie, and the son of the founder of Gracie Jiu-Jitsu, Helio Gracie.
• Royler Gracie has competed in the black-belt ranks for 25 years. He is the only person to win the ADCC Submission Wrestling World Championship three consecutive years, and has won the ADCC more times than anyone else. Royler is also a four-time World Jiu Jitsu Champion in the under 67kg Black Belt Division.
• Royler has a professional MMA record of 5-4-1.
• He is the co-author of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu: Theory and Practice and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Submission Grappling Techniques.

ACADEMIA GRACIE

• Gracie Humaitá or Academia Gracie de Jiu-Jitsu is a Jiu-Jitsu academy on Humaitá Street, in Botafogo, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, founded by Grandmaster Helio Gracie. The Academy offers classes in Gracie Jiu-Jitsu, as originally taught by Grandmaster Helio Gracie.
• It is located inside the Colégio Padre Antonio Vieira, a private Catholic school. What began in this academy has been become the worldwide sport of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. The academy was founded by Helio Gracie after the original Gracie Academy closed its doors in downtown Rio in the 1960s.
• The gym is currently run by Hélio's sons, Royler and Rolker Gracie. Almost all of the fighters in the famous Gracie family, including Rickson, have trained at the school extensively.

JIU JITSU CAMP


Jiu Jitsu Camp is proud to offer to practitioners and enthusiasts of Martial Arts a lifetime experience for all levels of knowledge, nationalities, affiliations and backgrounds. Participants will learn Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and Submission Grappling in a safe, friendly supportive and nurturing environment. It is open to every practitioner all over the world, regardless of academy, age or sex.

This one tells the other camps apart because of the high quality of its instructors, its infrastructure (accommodations, transportation, social & cultural activities) and city tours. Our program is designed for those who to want improve their skills.

Our Instructor are very excited to receive you at their training camps, where besides attending to regular training sessions, every day participants will receive a special and exclusive class (only for camp participants) – it is like a seminar each day! Well trained partners are also waiting to help and also to spar with you.


Enjoy your holidays and bring your family to one of the most beautiful cities in the world. There will be alternative activities for them, such as outdoor activities and sightseeing tours.

"There will be AT LEAST ONE BLACK BELT following EACH PARTICIPANT's development during JIU-JITSU CAMP"

Our PACKAGE:

• 2 - 3 Classes per day (at least one private class everyday exclusive for Jiu Jitsu Camp participants)
• 2 Boxing Classes per week at Nobre Arte School (exclusive for Jiu Jitsu Camp participants) – only techniques, no sparring
• 2 Ginástica Natural Classes (exclusive for Jiu Jitsu Camp participants)
• Housing in 4 Star Hotel (steps from the beach) for 9 days.
• 2 meals per day included.
• Transportation to all activities and in/out airport.
• Sightseeing to Corcovado (Christ Statue), Pão de Açucar (Sugar Loaf), Barra Beach, shoppings and Maracanã Stadium with a bilingual guide.
• Boat trip to Cagaras Island
• Pedra Bonita Trekking
• Samba School Visit
• Night Clubs
• Visit to Wild Beaches

WEBSITE:

JIU-JITSU CAMP


YouTube - Royler Gracie @ Jiu Jitsu Camp 2010:
YouTube - Jiu Jitsu Camp 2009 - Royler Gracie

[ERIC-B]

Does the two thousand dollars price cover flight also? Even if it doesn't thats still not bad for all that is offered.

[Globodave140]

thx

[peytonlucy]

Unlike Rickson, Royler actually has won verifiable championships.

[Oakes]

I don't think air is included from checking the website, but $2k still seems pretty good for 9 days with food included. I wonder how the food is? Is it good or the crappy buffet stuff you get at all inclusives.

[GRTZJiuJitz]

how old do you have to be to do this/ skill level

[jiujitsucamp]

Hi everybody.
Thank you for your messages.

Here the answers:

- Since many participants get better deal in their home countries or using their mileage programs, so we don't include them in the package.

- We usually go to all-you-can-eat famous brazilian barbecues restaurants. If you have a brazilian friend, ask about Porcao, Barra Grill and Tourao. Those are the places we usually go.

- Participants must have a least 18 years-old coming alone. If you are coming with an adult, you're more than welcome.

- We welcome all levels. It is open to every practitioner all over the world, regardless of academy, age or sex.

Check some testimonials:

Robert Hugus (Black Belt) – Plattsburg, New York - USA:
“I would definitely come for another edition and I am going to recommend it to my friends. The training and attitudes of everyone at your school is excellent. We felt like a part of the team. Maybe next time I can set up a week long visit with my girlfriend to come with me.”

Rune Brinckmeyer (White Belt) - DENMARK:
“Jiu Jitsu Camp promised a chance to roll with some of the best BJJ players and delivered. Training sites provided a rare opportunity to train with really skilled people that are on the top of their game. Both places managed to present a friendly and relaxed environment, without ever compromising training focus and a serious approach to the learning process. I found the instructors highly inspirational, the focus on technique, form and training drills to be top-notch. Instructors and students of the academy had every intention to make me a better player, showing attention to the fact that people are different, and thus needs to strengthen different parts of their game.
Definitely a camp I would like to return to! It met and even exceeded my highest hopes for it, obviously with respect to BJJ, but also in terms of learning a little about how cariocas (the people of Rio) go about important business such as beach- and party activities as well! Coming as a White Belt, I got away with a lot of insight on how the landscape of BJJ looks, and I am eager to explore it given this new knowledge. I'll be back!”