Episode 263 - Ricardo Liborio

The Chewjitsu Podcast

Eugene Tsozik

Wrestling, Wellness, Brazilianjiujitsu, Sports, Interviews, Mma, Bjj, Health, Chewjitsu, Injuryprevention

5 • 643 Ratings

🗓️ 12 June 2023

⏱️ 86 minutes

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Summary

On this episode of the podcast, Chewy and Eugene are joined by BJJ legend and coach, Professor Ricardo Liborio.

Professor Liborio joins the podcast to discuss his start in Jiu-Jitsu, the training environment at Carlson Gracie’s gym, the importance of the Luta Livre and BJJ rivalry and the challenge event that elevated the level of BJJ popularity, why the Carlson Gracie gym was so special, when Professor Liborio started competing, the importance of losing and learning how to deal with loss, how to get good at Jiu-Jitsu, what confidence is, why Jiu-Jitsu is therapy, what Professor Liborio was like as a competitor/training partner, his favorite Jiu-Jitsu performance and accomplishment as a coach, teaching Jiu-Jitsu class at the University of Central Florida, what makes a black belt, and what makes a successful coach.

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0:00.0	What up, guys? Welcome to another episode of the Jiu-Jitsu podcast. Today we have a legend in Jiu-Jitsu. Someone I'm excited about having on the podcast, someone whom when I first started Jiu-Jitsu, they were already a legend in. When I was in started in 2003, they were already a legend. And we're already training some of the best fighters and stuff like that.
0:22.0	And, you know, when I would get my hands on some of the old ADCC matches, we're in some of those.
0:28.0	And that is none other than Hikato Loboreo.
0:30.8	So, you know, he's one of the OGs of that generation of jiu-jitsu that came up.
0:37.3	That was a part of really, you know, when I think about that generation of jiu jitsu that came up that was a part of really what, you know,
0:39.2	when I think about that generation, they started, they really put the competition aspect of
0:44.3	jih Tjitsu in the map.
0:45.1	Yeah.
0:45.4	Because jih Tjitsu is, of course, around before then, but like, when you're talking about,
0:49.4	like, the competition level stuff, that's when you really see the jitsu get into the competitions and it gets into
0:55.1	fighting and everything else as we see it today and made it possible. So again, super excited about
0:59.7	this one. Hope you guys enjoy it. It's fun. One of the conversations that we talk about is how,
1:04.1	you know, there was an event that preceded the UFC in 1993 that basically did the same thing for jiu-jitsu in Brazil
1:14.2	that it did for jitsu in the states,
1:17.0	which again, a lot of you guys probably won't know about that.
1:20.0	It's one of those obscure facts.
1:21.2	If you haven't been around jitsu for a long time,
1:23.6	probably won't know about it.
1:24.4	But if you, when you listen to it,
1:26.2	it's an interesting little tidbit of jih Tjitsu history so hopefully you guys enjoy the podcast and um again besides
1:32.2	that we get into some um ideas about training and uh transitioning mindset all that stuff so again
1:38.3	hopefully you guys enjoy it a big thanks for our sponsors for helping make the podcast happen
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