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W/ Ilda Oneica Gracie Rodrigues w/ Lina Reyson Gracie (born 1941, teaches in the Amazon) w/ Genny (2nd wife) Reylson Gracie (born 1943, teaches in Las Vegas, NV) Rosley Gracie Rolange Gracie Carley Gracie (was undefeated Brazilian champion in Jiu-Jitsu and Vale Tudo, teaches in San FranciscoĪnd other Northern California locations) w/ Claudia Rolls Gracie (deceased was Brazilian champion after Carley, died in a 1982 hangliding accident) w/ Genny (2nd wife) Rocian Gracie (born 1952) Carlion Gracie Clair Gracie (deceased) w/ Layr (3rd wife) Carlos Gracie, Jr. W/ Carmen (1st wife) Carlson Gracie (born 1932, Brazilian champion in Jiu-Jitsu and Vale Tudo) Robson Gracie (born 1935, current President of the Federation of Rio de Janeiro) Geysa Gracie Rose Clair Sonja Gracie Gronning He was the youngest of the five brothers and the last to fight publicly) (moved to Sao Paulo after Jorge's falling out with the brothers) Jorge Gracie (said to be the strongest built of the Gracie Brothers) Helio Gracie (born 1913, Helio was taller than his brothers. not even by his stronger younger brothers.) Osvaldo Gracie (Carlos said Osvaldo was the best fighter of the four younger brothers) Gastão Gracie, Jr. W/ Cesalina (wife) (born 1901, Founder of the Gracie Style of Jiu-Jitsu, Carlos was the smallest and skinniest of the Gracie Brothers, but was never defeated.

His son Gastão Gracie, who was the father of Carlos Gracie and whoĪrranged for Carlos to study classical Japanese Jiu-Jitsu with the former Japanese champion, Mitsuyo Maeda (known in Brazil as Conde Koma, the "Count of Combat"). The Gracie family story begins with George Gracie, who emigrated from Scotland to Brazil. Start with the first generation first, and go on from there. So, to simplify the presentation, we will Laying out a family tree for this sprawling Brazilian martial arts family. It would be an understatement to say that the Gracies were prolific, and their abundance really complicates

No matter your skill level, whether you are looking to get fit, find a recreational activity, push yourself and compete, or just something try something fun and new, our BJJ programs will provide a lifetime of opportunity and enjoyment.The Gracie Family Tree Here it is. No-Gi, Randori, and Saturday Open Gym Sessions may be attended by practitioners of all belt stripes & levels. BJJ Fundamentals classes are open to all belts, however this class will focus on the white belt to blue belt curriculum. Once a student has one stripe on their white belt they may attend Randori (emphasizing live training or rolling with a partner) which develops the student’s sensitivity to balance and timing while using techniques. Also included with the program is conditioning that implements exercises specifically designed to improve the student's cardio, strength and stamina. We start with warm-ups and drills, follow with technique and theory. The focus and layout of each class is geared towards constant development. Our adult classes are divided between two variations of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Gi and NoGi (kids classes are strictly Gi only).

The BJJ Program focuses on developing strong fundamentals on position and technique.