I had similar experience in Brasil and my first time there was in 2015 as well. Since that time I try to go every Year. I love the different people, climates and the food. This country has everything you need.
Great vid man, have you got any suggestions for complete beginners wanting to do a months training in Brazil? At the moment in the UK its impossible to get any introductory sessions in so I’d be going completely blind
Cool. But you can only find the true açaí in Belém. Which is the ground zero of brazilian Jiu Jitsu. The way people “eat” açaí around the country/world is a result of several modifications of it. Besides that you can find a JJ Academy/team in every imaginable corner of the city. You should try sometime.
Netjes man! Goed bezig. Ik ben ook verslaafd aan BJJ haha. Train in Amsterdam. Wie weet kunnen we samen trainen in Brazilie, mocht ik keertje langskomen.
Daniel de Groot thanks voor je uitnodiging. Gaan we zeker doen. Heb nog een vraagje: ik train alleen nu met gi, raad je mij ook aan om met no gi te trainen? En zo ja, is 1x per week genoeg? Bij mijn huidige gym doen we alleen met gi.
@@walid3207 Hoe meer je traint hoe beter. Ik train zelf normaal gesproken 4x gi, 4x nogi per week. Als je allebei traint kun je ook in allebei wedstrijden doen en sneller vooruitgaan. Zal er binnenkort een video over maken ;)
Will a vegan have a hard time eating in Brasil (cost-wise)? I don't need any fancy almond milk or tempeh but will it be expensive to eat mainly grains, legumes, veggies and fruit? PS. Love the videos :)
Grains, legumes, veggies and fruit are very cheap in Brazil. If you have a kitchen you'll be fine. There are also slowly opening more restaurants with vegan options.
I wish everybody would know the truth it's really Japanese you didn't see there's a guy from Japan went over there and beat the hell out of horse Gracie's grandfather and then horse races grandfather copied every move from him and called it Brazilian jiu jitsu if you want to learn real jujitsu go to Japan
vaguely right but in general wrong. He only really took the ground techniques which he changed and modified to be more effective. I have trained Japanese jiu jitsu for 14 years so I do have a bias towards JJJ but you gotta get the facts right
All my coaches are Brazilian with thick accents. It was probably what convinced me to join this particular group. Love it!
I had similar experience in Brasil and my first time there was in 2015 as well. Since that time I try to go every Year. I love the different people, climates and the food. This country has everything you need.
Exactly! It has so much to offer
this is my favourite episode , the food episode ! hahahaha ! keep it up my brother !
Hahahah food is the most important
Grande Daniel !!!! ossss
Ossss valeu 💪
Great vid man, have you got any suggestions for complete beginners wanting to do a months training in Brazil? At the moment in the UK its impossible to get any introductory sessions in so I’d be going completely blind
Yes I would definitely go to one of the bigger gyms, most have special introductory coures for beginners.
Really cool video! I would definitely try to go train in brazil for one or two months😁
Can definitely recommend it!
Come to the South bro (FLoripa-SC)
A very good place, beautful!
Um abraço irmão! Oss
I love Brazil!
hey you are in my city, awesome! if u need someone to hang out let me know
Dude we need to be friends. Santos is such a great city!
I'll be there in July, let's get some training in!
This sounds like something I want to do, show me the way guru lol
Definitely recommend it! Even now with restrictions Brazil is a great place to visit
Did you speak Portugese when you first went or picked it up there?
Cool. But you can only find the true açaí in Belém. Which is the ground zero of brazilian Jiu Jitsu. The way people “eat” açaí around the country/world is a result of several modifications of it. Besides that you can find a JJ Academy/team in every imaginable corner of the city. You should try sometime.
Yes would love to go there sometime!
I'am from nepal i wana train in brazil how to get visa for training
Not sure how it works for Nepal. I didn't need a visa coming from the Netherlands. I'd definitely do good research on this!
Netjes man! Goed bezig. Ik ben ook verslaafd aan BJJ haha. Train in Amsterdam. Wie weet kunnen we samen trainen in Brazilie, mocht ik keertje langskomen.
Thanks Walid! Ik zit momenteel gewoon in Rotterdam dus zodra de corona gekte voorbij is ben je ook welkom om daar met me te komen trainen ;)
Daniel de Groot thanks voor je uitnodiging. Gaan we zeker doen. Heb nog een vraagje: ik train alleen nu met gi, raad je mij ook aan om met no gi te trainen? En zo ja, is 1x per week genoeg? Bij mijn huidige gym doen we alleen met gi.
@@walid3207 Hoe meer je traint hoe beter. Ik train zelf normaal gesproken 4x gi, 4x nogi per week. Als je allebei traint kun je ook in allebei wedstrijden doen en sneller vooruitgaan. Zal er binnenkort een video over maken ;)
Very cool gringão brabo 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼
Valeu!!
Can I get a visa in bjj training in Brazil
Are mma gyms big in Brazil?
Yes! There are a lot of high level MMA gyms in Brazil
Boa 👏🏼👏🏼
Valeu!
Brazil rules.
BORA BRASIL
Have you ever been to the favelas and felt unsafe?
Will a vegan have a hard time eating in Brasil (cost-wise)? I don't need any fancy almond milk or tempeh but will it be expensive to eat mainly grains, legumes, veggies and fruit?
PS. Love the videos :)
Grains, legumes, veggies and fruit are very cheap in Brazil. If you have a kitchen you'll be fine. There are also slowly opening more restaurants with vegan options.
Sinistro
Porra
Fala mais devagar powwwwwwww 😂
Hahaha tem que treinar mais seu Ingles
@@havenbjj estamos no caminhoooo, sou faixa azul no inglês rsrsrs
I wish everybody would know the truth it's really Japanese you didn't see there's a guy from Japan went over there and beat the hell out of horse Gracie's grandfather and then horse races grandfather copied every move from him and called it Brazilian jiu jitsu if you want to learn real jujitsu go to Japan
Ossss
vaguely right but in general wrong. He only really took the ground techniques which he changed and modified to be more effective. I have trained Japanese jiu jitsu for 14 years so I do have a bias towards JJJ but you gotta get the facts right