Carlson Gracie, tutorWith thirst for victory and lots of knowledge, Carlson dominates the milieu of competitive Jiu-Jitsu for thirty years
Carlson leaves Gracie academy in the mid 1960s. From then on, his compass is instinct alone. As a first measure, the radical reduction of the number of private lessons and the institution of group classes, which take up a much smaller parcel of his day. How to manage the time that’s now free? Well, living. To help out in trainings in his own academy or to spend time on his love life? To work as a football referee or to bet on underdog roosters? To make a mess out of competitions or to tell stories in circles of friends? All of the above. And all others that didn’t imply any real commitment. All would have to be done for pleasure. Even better if there was competition involved, or a game of any sort.
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