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How Philly went from UFC afterthought to hotbed of MMA fighting talent

How Philly went from UFC afterthought to hotbed of MMA fighting talent
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How Philadelphia thought of the hotbed of MMA fighting genius from UFC afterwards

How Philadelphia thought of the hotbed of MMA fighting genius from UFC afterwards
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Cesar Gracie

Click To Subscribe To LowKick on YouTube DOB: 1966Gym: Cesar Gracie Jiu JitsuLocation: Pleasant Hill, CaliforniaMartial Arts Background: Jiu JitsuNotable Fighters: Nick Diaz, Nate Diaz, Jake Shields, Gilbert Melendez Contents 1 Gracie’s early years2 Cesar Gracie trains Jiu Jitsu3 Cesar Gracie Jiu Jitsu Academy4 Gracie’s notable fighters4.1 Nick Diaz4.2 Nate Diaz4.3 Gilbert Melendez/Jake Shields5 Cesar …

Remembering the Impact of Carlson Gracie

Remembering the Impact of Carlson Gracie Feb. 1, 2006: Exactly 15 years ago one of the most important masters of jiu-jitsu and MMA history was declared dead in a hospital in Chicago, putting the entire martial arts community in mourning. Carlson Gracie died due to heart failure as a result of complications of kidney stones following a hospitalization of several days. As a fighter, Carlson was the Gracie who defended the family for the longest period. He started in 1950, but was only acknowledged by the press as Brazil s best fighter in 1955, after avenging his uncle Helio by beating Waldemar Santana. He went on to become an

Temple University alum aims to address youth gun violence through free jiu-jitsu program in South Philadelphia

Temple University alum aims to address youth gun violence through free jiu-jitsu program in South Philadelphia WPVI PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) New Jersey native and former Temple University Football alum Jeffrey Whittingham has a vision to address youth gun violence through the laws and principles of martial arts. I ve been training here for a year, and I think that transitioned quickly between me being a student and teaching urban youth, said Whittingham. According to Philadelphia police statistics, more than 170 children were direct victims of gun violence in 2020. Whittingham hopes to do his part to change this harsh reality by providing teens with an alternative outlet.

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