Training Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu in Tokyo | BJJ Hacks in Japan 2018

Good jiu-jitsu & chill music. Newsletter: https://eepurl.com/h9JSIf | Even though the martial art of ju-jutsu was born in Japan, it was exported to Brazil in the early 20th Century and became Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. The art we know and love found its way back to Japan in the 1990s, and is widely practiced by many high level athletes and competitors. Back in 2018, we dropped into one of the many Carpe Diem gyms, considered one of the best teams in Tokyo. On the mats were high level black belts such as Gutemberg Pereira and Tomoyuki Hashimoto, and talented athletes such as Reda Mebtouche and Danilo Hamasaki, who were brown and blue belts at the time. We dropped into Carpe Diem while the lightweights were working competition drills, and then the heavyweights got together for a pre-tournament training session. 👉 Follow @BJJHACKS for tips that will immediately improve your jiu-jitsu experience 🥋 ⚡ White belt just starting out? Advice on how to avoid everyday problems ⚡ Blue belts and up: Straight-forward solutions to complex issues ⚡ Black belts: Wisdom to share with your teammates & students Follow:   / bjjhacks   0:00 Intro 0:39 Lightweight competition drills 9:58 Heavyweight sparring 26:19 Outro