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	<title>Comments on: Tournament Review Tuesday: Brasileiros</title>
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		<title>By: Will Koplitz</title>
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		<description>Nice write-up Jeremy.  I was thinking of offering to Caleb to also write about the Brasileiros, but I am a purple belt, so I fought a the previous weekend than the brown and blacks. (I got second in my division.) Unfortunaltey I had to return to Porto Alegre, in the far south of the country and couldn&#039;t stay another week to train and sit on the beach eating acai, all in the name of writing an article. :)   There is always next year.
It was a great competition, and definitely among the highest technical levels in the world, and there are a lot of people in your bracket...   These guys are fighting for their lives.  I mean that in the following sense: for a lot of Brazilians, jiu-jitsu, like football, is their ticket to a better life.  It isn&#039;t just a bunch of 3X a week warriors, you can feel a pressure there that I&#039;ve not experienced at other competitions, even other competitions in Brazil.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Nice write-up Jeremy.  I was thinking of offering to Caleb to also write about the Brasileiros, but I am a purple belt, so I fought a the previous weekend than the brown and blacks. (I got second in my division.) Unfortunaltey I had to return to Porto Alegre, in the far south of the country and couldn&#8217;t stay another week to train and sit on the beach eating acai, all in the name of writing an article. <img src='http://thefightworkspodcast.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_smile.gif' alt=':)' class='wp-smiley' />    There is always next year.<br />
It was a great competition, and definitely among the highest technical levels in the world, and there are a lot of people in your bracket&#8230;   These guys are fighting for their lives.  I mean that in the following sense: for a lot of Brazilians, jiu-jitsu, like football, is their ticket to a better life.  It isn&#8217;t just a bunch of 3X a week warriors, you can feel a pressure there that I&#8217;ve not experienced at other competitions, even other competitions in Brazil.</p>
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