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“It’s like normal,” he said with a slight shrug. “It’s my day.”
Magalhaes is a top-level black-belt competitor in the International Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Federation. In 2020 he ranked number one in the world in his age group (he’s 34) in both gi, where competitors wear karate-like robes, and no-gi, where they don’t.
That’s the first time anyone has accomplished that feat, said Billy Mitchell of Ludus Martial Arts & Personal Training in Jacksonville Beach, which sponsored him in that quest.
Magalhaes, who is Brazilian, became a coach at the gym after moving to Jacksonville last year with his wife. She s a helicopter pilot at Naval Station Mayport whom he met when she traveled to Brazil and was looking for a martial-arts gym.
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