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					<description><![CDATA[<p>O que é preciso saber para ser um excelente professor? Qual é a missão de um mestre de Jiu-Jitsu? GRACIEMAG, a revista de Jiu-Jitsu preferida dos atletas desde 1994, abordou este tema em sua edição #179. Hoje, o GRACIEMAG.com traz as 5 coisas que todo bom professor de Jiu-Jitsu deveria defender e respeitar.  1 .&#8230;</p>
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<p>O que é preciso saber para ser um excelente professor? Qual é a missão de um mestre de Jiu-Jitsu?</p>
<p><a title="Como assinar a revista GRACIE MAG" href="https://www.graciemag.com/pt/assine-graciemag/" target="_blank">GRACIEMAG, a revista de Jiu-Jitsu</a> preferida dos atletas desde 1994, abordou este tema em sua edição #179.</p>
<p>Hoje, o GRACIEMAG.com traz as 5 coisas que todo bom professor de Jiu-Jitsu deveria defender e respeitar.</p>
<h3> 1 . A arte de motivar o aluno</h3>
<p>Faixa-coral, Carlos Gracie Jr nos ensinou: “A missão do professor é ser capaz de motivar o aluno a realizar seus próprios sonhos&#8221;. Como ele irá desenvolver essa capacidade depende de cada faixa-preta, e muitas vezes de cada aluno. A vantagem é que o próprio Jiu-Jitsu dá, todo dia, ferramentas e benefícios que só auxiliam o professor. Basta estar atento e persistir na missão de ensinar.</p>
<h3>2 . A arte de assumir responsabilidades</h3>
<p>“Quando algum aluno não consegue executar a técnica que está sendo ensinada, raramente é ele quem está errando. Somos nós, professores, que devemos buscar variações do movimento proposto, para que o aluno execute a técnica com o máximo de eficiência”, expõe José Henrique Leão Teixeira, o popular Zé Beleza.</p>
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<h3>3 . A arte de servir como exemplo</h3>
<p>Para Rilion Gracie, o segredo está nas pequenas coisas. “O professor deve entender que ele é, antes de tudo, um educador. Sua postura serve de exemplo para todos. Assim, pequenos detalhes, como se apresentar sempre bem, com o kimono limpo e arrumado, devem ser respeitados. É preciso termos a consciência de que, mesmo fora das aulas, a postura e a atitude do professor estão sendo sempre avaliadas”, ensina Rilion, filho mais novo de grande mestre Carlos Gracie.</p>
<h3>4 . A arte de respeitar as origens</h3>
<p>“O Jiu-Jitsu nasceu como sistema de defesa, e deve ser respeitado como tal. A defesa pessoal é um fundamento importantíssimo, que todo professor de Jiu-Jitsu deve saber bem e incluir no seu programa de aula”, prega Zé Beleza. “A defesa pessoal ajuda o professor a instruir os alunos novos que não têm prática nenhuma de luta. É um tipo de treinos que introduz movimentos básicos de quedas, finalizações, condiciona o corpo do aluno a um equilíbrio específico de luta, o que ajuda na prática do Jiu-Jitsu esportivo”, acrescenta o faixa-preta carioca.</p>
<h3>5 . A arte de motivar a si mesmo</h3>
<p>Este tópico está ligado ao que Carlos Gracie Jr considera ser a verdadeira essência do Jiu-Jitsu: o autoconhecimento. “Isso é o que há de mais difícil para se ensinar e para aprender no Jiu-Jitsu – engana-se quem pensa que são as técnicas de luta. Com o aprofundamento da arte, você começa a perceber que tem algo mais acontecendo, e esse algo mais é o conhecimento próprio. Ao entender quem você é, aí você consegue ajudar mais os outros”.</p>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>What does one need to know to be a great teacher? What is a Jiu-Jitsu master’s mission? GRACIEMAG, athlete’s preferred Jiu-Jitsu magazine since 1994, turned a spotlight on the subject in issue #179. And today GRACIEMAG.com brings you five of the things a good Jiu-Jitsu professor should defend and respect. 1. Motivate the student Red-and-black&#8230;</p>
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<p>What does one need to know to be a great teacher? What is a Jiu-Jitsu master’s mission?</p>
<p>GRACIEMAG, athlete’s preferred Jiu-Jitsu magazine since 1994, turned a spotlight on the subject in issue #179.</p>
<p>And today GRACIEMAG.com brings you five of the things a good Jiu-Jitsu professor should defend and respect.</p>
<h3>1. Motivate the student</h3>
<p>Red-and-black belt Carlos Gracie Jr. prescribes: “The Jiu-Jitsu teacher&#8217;s mission is to develop the ability to motivate students to fulfill their dreams.” How that capacity is developed varies from black belt to black belt, and often student to student. The advantage is that Jiu-Jitsu itself, with every day, provides the tools and benefits that assist the teacher. All they need is to stay alert and persist in the mission of teaching.</p>
<h3>2. The art of taking responsibility</h3>
<p>“Whenever a student is unable to perform a technique being taught, he&#8217;s not the one getting it wrong; it&#8217;s us, the teachers, who should muster up some variation of the move that the student can perform at maximum effectiveness,” teaches José Henrique Leão Teixeira, otherwise known as “Zé Beleza”.</p>
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<h3>3. The art of serving as an example</h3>
<p>To Rilion Gracie the secret is in the little things. “Teachers should understand that they are, first and foremost, educators, and their posture serves as an example to all. Minor details, like wearing a clean and tidy gi, should be respected, just as one should be aware that outside the classroom the teacher&#8217;s posture and attitude are also under constant scrutiny,” professes Rilion, the youngest son of Grandmaster Carlos Gracie.</p>
<h3>4. The art of respecting one’s roots</h3>
<p>“Self-defense is an extremely important fundamental, one every teacher should know well, in order to include it in their class syllabus,” asserts Zé Beleza. “Self-defense helps teachers instruct new students who don&#8217;t have any martial arts experience; it&#8217;s a type of training that introduces basic moves like takedowns and submissions, not to mention conditions the student&#8217;s body to fight-specific equilibrium, which will help when practicing sport Jiu-Jitsu,” he adds.</p>
<h3>5. The art of motivating yourself</h3>
<p>This topic is very much linked to what Carlos Gracie Jr. considers to be the true essence of Jiu-Jitsu: self-knowledge. “It&#8217;s the most difficult thing to teach and learn in Jiu-Jitsu; anyone who thinks the techniques are the hardest part is sorely mistaken. As you delve deeper into the art, start to realize that there&#8217;s something more to it and that that something is knowledge. The more you understand who you are, the more you can help others.”</p>
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