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Mitsuyo Maeda (Mr. impossible) Judo expert and a founder of BJJ The true founder of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Mitsuyo Maeda is a judo expert and Student great master and judo founder Jigoro Kano Mitsuyo Maeda (前 田 光 世, Mitsuyo Maeda) And Mitsuo Maeda (November 18 1878 - November 28 1941) was a Japanese judoka, also a wrestler and wrestling. He was nicknamed Conde Koma or Count Combat in Brazil, a nickname he acquired in Spain in the year 1908. His full name after his Brazilian citizenship was Otávio Mitsuyo Maeda. With Antônio Soishiro Satake, another Japanese naturalized Brazilian, he know judo in Brazil, UK, and other countries. Mitsuyo Maeda change the course of martial arts forever. Child, he practices Tenshin Shinyo-ryu, one of many variations of the traditional Jujitsu found at that time in Japan. At the age of eighteen, his family sent him to school Senmon in Tokyo. according to official records, he began training in judo at the Kodokan in 1897. Maeda, all its fervor, each workout takes very seriously and is quickly becoming one of the most promising prospects driven by Jigoro Kano. The Kodokan masters provide him a great future judoka.En 1904 sensei Kano sent one of his best students, Tsunejiro Tomita in the US to make a judo demonstration before President Theodore Roosevelt. Mitsuyo Maeda is chosen to be his assistant. The demonstration they do at West Point Military Academy enthusiasm really do not spectateurs.En Indeed, the two judokas have katas, that is to say traditional combat training against imaginary opponents, that does not exist in the West. Mitsuyo Maeda was of fundamental importance for the development of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu through his teaching. He was also a pioneer and promoter of Japanese emigration to Brazil. He won over 2000 professional fights in his career. It is now considered the father of Brazilian Jiu-jitsu. Mitsuyo Maeda is known to have been the teacher of Carlos Gracie and therefore the initiator of the creation of Gracie Jiu-Jitsu (also known as Jiu-Jitsu). He entered the Kodokan during the period known as the "newaza revolution" during which judo was oriented strongly toward the newaza or ground fighting, following the guidelines of Fusen ryu jujutsu masters arrived at the Kodokan. Subscribe : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxuLqJAomgS9eGLr4xoxxRg