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08/11/2024

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07/11/2024

TBT: Honoring Sergio Penha’s Journey

Sergio Penha’s journey in Jiu Jitsu is a story of grit and skill. Starting his training in the 1970s, Sergio quickly stood out for his intense focus on mastering techniques, often pushing himself beyond limits others would set.

One of the most defining moments in his career came just a few weeks after he received his black belt, when he faced Rickson Gracie in the semifinals of the absolute division at a tournament. Few expected a newly promoted black belt to challenge Rickson, a fighter of legendary status. Yet, Sergio took control early in the match, pushing Rickson to the limit. The score reached 15-0 in Sergio’s favor before Rickson, in the final moments, managed to pull off a submission win. This fight, one of the most celebrated in Jiu Jitsu history, left a lasting mark and showcased Sergio’s talent and determination.

As he transitioned from competitor to coach, Sergio continued to impact the sport. Many of his students carry forward his disciplined approach and respect for Jiu Jitsu’s principles, making his legacy one that extends beyond just wins or losses.

Thank you, Sergio, for your dedication to the art and for inspiring countless practitioners.

04/11/2024

with incredible performances from our warriors this past weekend!

In Houston, the Pan Jiu Jitsu No-Gi brought thrilling moments, and we proudly celebrate Ricardo Lopes (), who clinched the gold medal in the Master 1 black belt, middleweight division! 🥇🔥 Meanwhile, Leandro “Tatu” Escobar () secured a bronze in the Master 3 black belt featherweight category. Well done, champions!

Also at the Pan, Jonathan Thomas Becker () showed grit by earning two bronze medals in the Juvenile 1, blue belt, light-feather category, as well as in the absolute division. Congratulations on your courage and determination, champion! 🥉👏

On another thrilling note, straight from Portugal, Cauã Oliveira () dazzled everyone by capturing an impressive four medals at the Eurocup, showcasing his outstanding skills during his European journey! 🌍

A huge thank you to all our athletes for representing Atama with such pride and passion!

31/10/2024

Imagine the stairs at Rua Figueiredo Magalhães, 414, in Copacabana—a location that is much more than just a point on the map. These stairs were once the daily path for some of the greatest names in Jiu Jitsu, athletes who, alongside Carlson Gracie, helped transform the sport into a globally respected art. Every step holds stories of resilience, focus, and the shared goal of achieving submission. 🌟

Carlson Gracie was a master who opened his doors to all, welcoming people from all walks of life, and in doing so, he created a team that dominated tournaments, bringing to the mat an intensity beyond technique—it was a matter of spirit. Each training session in that academy was a step in shaping a lineage of champions who carried the purpose of honoring their master and the art he represented. 🥇

Today, Carlson's statue near the academy stands as a symbol of respect and admiration, a tribute to the legacy he left behind. This homage reminds us that Jiu Jitsu is far more than moves and medals; it’s a bridge between generations, each carrying a piece of the last. 🤝

To everyone who has climbed these stairs and continues to elevate the name of Jiu Jitsu worldwide, we offer our gratitude. Because of you, this flame lives on. 🔥

30/10/2024

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24/10/2024

The dream of seeing Jiu Jitsu conquer the world began long before major tournaments and live broadcasts. In 1995, the first-ever Brazilian Jiu Jitsu national team was formed, uniting athletes from different academies, all with a common goal: to represent Brazil on the international stage.

The selection event, held at the Gracie Humaitá () dojo, featured unforgettable matchups and epic clashes. Murilo Rupp () secured his place on the blue/purple belt team, while legends like Fabio Gurgel (), Murilo Bustamante (), and Royler Gracie () earned their spots on the black belt team. This historic moment demonstrated that, despite the challenges, the dream of globalizing Jiu Jitsu was becoming a reality.

Carlinhos Gracie Jr. was the visionary who brought together rivals from different schools, forming not just one, but four teams of black, brown, purple, and blue belts. What once seemed like a distant hope soon paved the way for competitions like the Pan-American and World Championships, firmly placing Brazil on the global Jiu Jitsu map.

As we look back, we see how the determination of Carlinhos Gracie Jr. and the entire Jiu Jitsu community turned this shared vision into a worldwide phenomenon.

📸: Marcelo Alonso

21/10/2024

with more outstanding performances this week!

Tatu Escobar () traveled from Rio de Janeiro to Rome and earned a bronze medal at the European No-Gi Championship in the Master 3 black belt division.

Cauã Oliveira () also competed at the European, securing gold in the purple belt roosterweight division. ()

Meanwhile, in Rio de Janeiro, Romeo Menezes Ayres and his sister Rafaela Ayres both topped the podium at the Rio Spring International Open in their respective divisions. ()

Thank you to all the warriors who represent Atama with pride and passion!

17/10/2024

Braga Neto – A Champion’s Journey

Antonio Braga Neto became a dominant figure in the super-heavyweight divisions, often seen as a nightmare for his opponents. His Jiu Jitsu career highlights include 1st place finishes at the IBJJF World Championship NoGi in 2008 and 2009, as well as 1st place at the IBJJF World Championship in 2008 and 2011. He also claimed titles at the IBJJF Pan Championship (2009, 2010) and the CBJJ Brazilian Nationals (2008).

In addition to his achievements in Jiu Jitsu, Braga Neto transitioned to MMA, where his grappling and submission skills continued to shine, showcasing his roots in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu.

We are grateful for his contributions to the sport. Braga Neto’s career, both in Jiu Jitsu and MMA, is a true testament to his skill, determination, and the respect he earned as a champion in the super-heavyweight divisions.

14/10/2024

this weekend with outstanding results!

In Houston, Rodrigo Lopes () took the title in the black belt division, winning 4 golds (weight and absolute), both with and without the gi. A dominant performance!

Also in Houston, the BJJ twins () closed out the podium in the blue belt division, showing the strength of brotherhood.

In Rio de Janeiro, Anderson Dindi’s () kids team shined at the FJJD-RIO State Championship, proving their skills on the mats.

And in Curitiba, young talent Romeo Menezes Ayres secured another title in the yellow belt division. ()

Thank you to everyone who keeps representing Atama with heart and soul!

10/10/2024

Today, we look back at the remarkable career of Paulo Filho, a name that left a significant mark on both Jiu Jitsu and MMA. As a black belt under the legendary CARLSON GRACIE, Paulão came from one of the most renowned teams in Jiu Jitsu history. His early success in the sport is highlighted by multiple World and Brazilian National titles, as well as his victory at the ADCC Brazilian Trials in 2005.

Paulão wasn't just another student; he embodied the fighting spirit of Carlson Gracie, known for his aggressive, technical style. This dominance in Jiu Jitsu naturally led him to MMA, where he became one of the top middleweights in the world. At his peak, Paulão maintained an impressive unbeaten streak, defeating big names like Chael Sonnen and Murilo "Ninja" Rua.

Beyond the official titles and achievements, there’s a story often told in the backstage of Jiu Jitsu tournaments that adds to the legend of Paulão. People say that, during one championship, between his weight class and the absolute division, he submitted 17 opponents in a single day — an incredible feat by any standard. This story is still talked about to this day, and while some details may be debated, what remains unquestionable is that no one doubts Paulão’s legacy. His aggressive and consistent style has made him one of the most respected competitors in Jiu Jitsu history, and this story only adds to that reputation.

More than just victories, Paulo's influence in Jiu Jitsu extends far beyond competition. He inspired a generation of fighters to train with the same intensity and commitment that Carlson instilled in his team. Despite the personal challenges he faced later in life, his legacy remains strong, both on the mats and in the cage.

Thank you, Paulão, for your dedication to the sport and for carrying forward the Carlson Gracie lineage. Your journey continues to inspire fighters around the world.

08/10/2024

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03/10/2024

to the Journey of Marcos "Parrumpinha" da Matta

In today’s throwback, we highlight the journey of Parrumpinha, a respected name in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and MMA. With the honor of receiving his black belt from the legendary Carlson Gracie, Parrumpinha’s dedication to martial arts has shaped the careers of many athletes. Growing up in Copacabana, he was invited by Carlson to join the gym, and that decision changed his life.

Parrumpinha became a World Champion at the 1996 IBJJF Worlds and earned a silver medal in 2000. Known for his straightforward and effective techniques, he was a key part of Carlson Gracie's team before moving to Brazilian Top Team (BTT) and later becoming a lead coach at American Top Team (ATT), one of the top MMA gyms in the world.

Beyond his personal success, Parrumpinha has dedicated his time to coaching, training world champions in Jiu Jitsu and MMA across the globe. As the head BJJ coach at ATT, his influence goes far beyond competition, helping to build the next generation of champions.

We thank Parrumpinha for his enormous contribution to the evolution of both MMA and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. His dedication to these sports continues to make a difference, inspiring athletes around the world. Oss!

02/10/2024

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01/10/2024

On this day in 1913, in the heart of Belém, Pará, Brazil, a legend was born—Hélio Gracie, the man who forever transformed martial arts. His revolutionary spirit and dedication paved the way for countless generations to follow. We are forever grateful for the invaluable legacy you left behind.

Happy birthday, Hélio Gracie! Your influence lives on!

26/09/2024

Fernando Pinduka de Mello Guimarães is a living legend in the world of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, renowned for his pioneering efforts and strength on the mats. Trained under the legendary Carlson Gracie, Pinduka earned his black belt, a privilege reserved for very few. In addition, he carries the utmost honor in Jiu Jitsu—the red belt—representing the pinnacle of achievement in the sport. 🥋

His journey includes iconic moments, such as his historic bout with Marco Ruas in 1984, which symbolized the rivalry between Jiu Jitsu and Luta Livre. Though the match ended in a draw, Pinduka displayed heart and technique, solidifying his name among the sport's greats and leaving his legacy. 🔥

For everything you have done, and continue to do, thank you, Pinduka, for leaving a lasting impact on Jiu Jitsu and inspiring so many. 🙏

25/09/2024

Jiu Jitsu is more than just a martial art; it’s a bond that unites and strengthens families, teaching values that last a lifetime. 🥋

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19/09/2024

Otávio "Peixotinho" de Oliveira is one of the select few who earned a black belt under Carlson Gracie, a milestone achieved by just over 100 practitioners in the history of Jiu Jitsu. He began his martial arts journey to defend himself against bullying and quickly made a name for himself in the sport, gaining recognition as part of Carlson Gracie's legendary team. Peixotinho's career was marked by iconic matches, including a memorable bout against Rickson Gracie in 1984, where, despite not winning, he showcased technique and resilience that left a lasting impression on the Jiu Jitsu community. 🥋

Beyond his success in competition, Peixotinho plays a crucial role in spreading Jiu Jitsu worldwide. He is an active figure behind the scenes, regularly attending high-level events and gatherings in the sport. His dedication to promoting and expanding Jiu Jitsu is evident in his consistent presence at key moments in the sport's development, where he influences and inspires both newcomers and seasoned practitioners. 🌍

His contributions to the sport, both on and off the mats, are immeasurable, and he is widely respected for his ongoing dedication and passion for the gentle art. Peixotinho's legacy continues to inspire all who follow in his footsteps on the journey of Jiu Jitsu. Thank you, Peixotinho! 🙏

13/09/2024

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