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| − | '''Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu''', often abbreviated as '''BJJ''' is a [[martial art]] of [[Brazilian]] origin, originating from [[Judo]]. It is based on the idea that a small person can fight a larger person. The Gracie family of Brazil, especially [[Renzo Gracie]] and [[Helio Gracie]], are widely considered to be the world's foremost masters | + | '''Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu''', often abbreviated as '''BJJ''' is a [[martial art]] of [[Brazilian]] origin, originating from [[Judo]]. It is based on the idea that a small person can fight a larger person. The Gracie family of Brazil, especially [[Renzo Gracie]] and [[Helio Gracie]], are widely considered to be the world's foremost masters of BJJ. |
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Revision as of 23:52, September 6, 2008
Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, often abbreviated as BJJ is a martial art of Brazilian origin, originating from Judo. It is based on the idea that a small person can fight a larger person. The Gracie family of Brazil, especially Renzo Gracie and Helio Gracie, are widely considered to be the world's foremost masters of BJJ.