Andre 2nd stripe, Jean 4th stripe, and Kavesh 4th stripe. Congratulations warriors!
BJJ Kids Program
February 23rd, 2011 
admin Respect, honor, confidence, values, fitness, health and fitness are just a few of the benefits that your child can develop by studying and practicing Jiu-Jitsu. What is more valuable that teaching children self-dependance, self-reliance and confidence?
Our kids program is exploding! Master Carlos Gracie truly believes that every child has the right to know how to defend themselves. Jiu-jitsu increases fitness and self-esteem in children. Your child will reap many benefits in a safe, caring environment.
Boost your child's confidence, both physically and mentally. Jiu-Jitsu gives kids somehting to feel good about, and develops a bond with the martial arts that they will carry throughout their lives.
Jiu-Jitsu has many benefits for kids, including improved social skills and confidence. Kids stay motivated and feel good about their progress.
Grapplers Quest 2011
February 12th, 2011 admin Francisco Martins and Aron Aruba have entered the Grapplers Quest State Championships and obtained great results. Francisco came in first on his weight and absolute purple belt and Aron came in second on his weight category. Congrats to our teammates on their performance on the prestigious Grapplers Quest tournament! GB Miami!
Francisco in First Place
Aron Aruba
New Promotions
February 2nd, 2011 admin 
Congratulations to these student on their promotions! From left to right : Kavesh Singh (3 stripe white belt,) Stephen Muerelo (2 stripe white belt), Jonathan Jordan (2 stripe white belt), Marcos Diaz (3 stripe blue belt) and Professor Daniel Montanha.
Daniel Montanha is a World Champion in Jiu-Jitsu
February 1st, 2011 admin Congratulations to Daniel Montanha who won the Ultra Heavyweight Masters Division!
Montanha at the 2010 World Jiu-Jitsu Championship
The competitors with Montanha in 1st Place
Congratulations to these students
December 9th, 2010 admin 
Congratulations to these students on earning their blue belts: Rob, Marcio and Nathan.
Congratulations to Naga Competitors
November 1st, 2010 admin 
Ricky Martinez, Ralph Condinach and Marcio Martins at Naga
This past weekend, Gracie Barra Miami students Marcio Martins won 1st place in gi and Ricky Martinez 2nd place gi. These guys work hard, they attend classes all the time and it really shows! CONGRATULATIONS!
Congratulations to Daniel “Montanha” De Lima for his recent victories
November 1st, 2010 admin 
Professor Daniel Montanha, 3rd degree black belt Jiu jitsu
Congratulations to Daniel “Montanha” De Lima for his recent victories in the American Nationals and the IBJJF Miami International Open. Professor Montanha’s leadership and work ethic set a great example for his students and inspires us to train hard and love Jiu Jitsu. The Professor trains personally with his students at the school for his competitions. He is very proud of each of his students.
THANK YOU PROFESSOR AND CONGRATULATIONS!
Montanha celebrates title and tribute in Miami
October 27th, 2010 admin by Carlos Eduardo Ozório — October 26, 2010
GRACIEMAG.COM
Along with black belts the likes of Pablo Popovitch, Rodrigo Cavaca, Renato Tavares, Roberto Cyborg, and others, Daniel “Montanha” de Lima was one of those paid tribute by the IBJJF at the 2010 Miami Open. Better still, the Gracie Barra Miami teacher won the absolute class of the master division, closing out with Rodrigo Clark, a double win for the GRACIEMA Association (GMA).
Daniel "Montanha" De Lima
“I had a good match with Jared Weiner, a Lloyd Irvin athlete. I managed to get the takedown and pass guard twice, before finishing with a kimura lock. He had a really aggressive guard, but with patience, little by little I made it past, just like Master Carlos Gracie Jr. teaches! I then closed out the final with Rodrigo Clark, of Gracie Barra Santa Barbara,” he explains.
One of those honored at the event, in recognition of his work benefiting Jiu-Jitsu, to Montanha the party was complete.
“It’s a great honor to be recognized for by the International Federation and everyone at the gymnasium for the work we do. I feel that such attitudes will only make our sport even stronger. I’ve been here in Miami working hard teaching the Jiu-Jitsu I learned and this type of gesture by the Federation provides incentive for teachers to further there efforts in spreading the gentle art in Florida.”
Furthermore, the teacher was overjoyed with a student of his’ results in Miami.
Professors at the 2010 IBJJF Miami International Open
“Manny Torres, my brown belt, won his weight group and took runner-up in the absolute in the senior division. He’s 48 and dropped to senior 1 because there were no opponents for him in the senior 3 category. He was really happy about conquering something so important in our sport, after five years of training and lots of dedication!” he says in closing.
http://www.graciemag.com/en/2010/10/montanha-celebrates-title-and-tribute-in-miami/
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