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317 techniques · WHITE → BLUE → PURPLE → BROWN → BLACK

The systems over this tree

Gracie Barra lineage Structured curriculum, fundamentals first, self-defense roots — the owner's own line. Roger: the basics executed perfectly at the highest level.
Danaher / New Wave Systems thinking: the leg-lock renaissance and the systemized back attack.
Atos / AOJ modern comp The passing and modern-guard meta: berimbolo era to body-lock passing.
Classical pressure (Alliance · Checkmat) Brazilian competition orthodoxy: position, pressure, patience.
American no-gi wave Scramble-heavy, wrestling-fused, WNO-era pace.
10x black-belt world champion Roger Gracie The basics executed perfectly at the highest level: cross choke from mount against the best on earth.
Multiple-time ADCC champion Gordon Ryan The systemized game: legs, back and pressure passing played like an engineer.
5x world, 4x ADCC champion Marcelo Garcia Butterfly, X-guard and the back: speed and attachment over strength, the game a smaller man wins with.
13x black-belt world champion Marcus 'Buchecha' Almeida Pressure, pace and the double leg: the biggest engine the gi division ever saw.
6x black-belt world champion Rafael Mendes The modern guard era in one athlete: berimbolo, leg drag, and angles nobody had names for yet.
WNO-era no-gi star Andrew Tackett Scramble-first American no-gi: wrestle-ups, front headlocks and pace that never apologizes.

WHITESURVIVE

BLUEESCAPE

Leg locks

PURPLEGUARD

BLACKSUBMIT & SYSTEMS

Standing

Back & turtle

Leg locks

Framework: Ribeiro & Howell, Jiu-Jitsu University · the shipped learn-graph