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From student to teacher. Trump has Covid. The proud boys. Jiu Jitsu the movie. Gordon Ryan defeats Matheus Diniz.
Ratchet presidential debate. Pacquiao vs McGreggor vs Mayweather. UFC 253 breakdown. White belt mounts and ground and pound black belt.
Spyder invitational champion and the first African American Jiu Jitsu world champion.
Stuart Cooper Jiu Jitsu in Vancouver Canada. IBJJF competition is back in Austin, Texas. McGregor showing of his junk to a married woman in a bar. UFC 252 Covington dominates Woodley.
Vancouver, Canada. Gender reveal causes fire. Paulo Costa’s video trolling Israel Adesanya. Mike Tyson x Roy Jons Jr. Craig Jones vs. Roberto Jimenez.
Today we have an essential episode of Ratchet Dojo alongside our guest Ric Ricard, a photographer extraordinaire and a Jiu-Jitsu fanatic. We have an amazing talk about the recipe for a perfect picture in Jiu-Jitsu, how to jump from rap photography to fashion, to sports, and his love for Marcelo Garcia's academy. Plus, broadening frontiers by practicing a secondary martial art, why people only know white and black belts, mastering social media, and why photography is definitely not for everyone.
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There comes a time in this quarantine, Covid-induced life where people start to organize clandestine gatherings to do several different activities, like training and practice Jiu-Jitsu. We were invited to a Secret Roll Club, where athletes are training with their masks on. We delved into this controversial thaaang today. Training at your own risk, is it ok to do this kind of gathering, and having the acknowledgment that you might get the virus from the people you're training with. Plus, how to truly track the virus, New Yorkers leaving NYC, and the weird vibe in the city right now.
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Today we talk with the owner of Legends Fight Club and ratchetness lover, Mike Davila. We try to understand that Jiu-Jitsu quality that forces you to be accountable for your own bs, make an internal reflection, and keep pushing forward. Plus is there really a difference between a hobbyist and a professional competitor, the right energy before jumping on the mat and drunk men trying to get attention.
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