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		<title>MMA-fighting policeman explains why he loves being in the cage</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>The Jiu-Jitsu and boxing instructor at CORE, an elite police force in Rio de Janeiro, Eduardo Herdy has been turning heads for his performances in MMA. Schooled in Jiu-Jitsu by Osiris Maia and taught boxing by Ricardo Tinha, Herdy is unbeaten in MMA so far, notching his second win last May 4 at Bitetti Combat&#8230;</p>
The post <a href="https://www.graciemag.com/mma-fighting-policeman-explains-why-he-loves-being-in-the-cage/">MMA-fighting policeman explains why he loves being in the cage</a> first appeared on <a href="https://www.graciemag.com">Graciemag</a>.]]></description>
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<p>The Jiu-Jitsu and boxing instructor at CORE, an elite police force in Rio de Janeiro, Eduardo Herdy has been turning heads for his performances in MMA. Schooled in Jiu-Jitsu by Osiris Maia and taught boxing by Ricardo Tinha, Herdy is unbeaten in MMA so far, notching his second win last May 4 at Bitetti Combat Rocinha, where he took on Paraná Fight Team&#8217;s Ronaldo Arada Milan.</p>
<p>So does doing Jiu-Jitsu and MMA make Herdy any better of an elite police trooper? GRACIEMAG.com was curious to find out, so we had the following conversation with the upbeat welterweight.</p>
<h4>Why do you fight?</h4>
<p>I fight for glory. As it goes in the Brazilian national anthem, I want “future peace and past glory.” When I&#8217;m older, I want to be able to look back and enjoy all this. Fighting also entails evolving much quicker. By being in contact with fighters from different schools, your technical level improves and, as a consequence, it reflects in your training partners and your academy as a whole. In my opinion it all starts with training. Training lasts for months, years; the fight itself may last but a few minutes. My goal in MMA is to reach the top. I want lots of belts. It wasn&#8217;t without reason that I was in reserve fights at the Bitetti Combat 10 GP and BC 11 under-70 kg GP. If someone was unable to continue, I was there hungry for a shot. Either way, I don&#8217;t make plans; I just like fighting.</p>
<p>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PcmKtoy62I0</p>
<h4>In the photo you sent in to us you seem to have gone Thai. What goes on in your head when you&#8217;re doing MMA?</h4>
<p>Truth is, I didn&#8217;t just happen to fight like that. I&#8217;ve been training Thai boxing for a long time now, ever since 1995, at Brazilian Fight academy with Osiris Maia. I have the honor of having received two black belts from the grandmaster: one in Jiu-Jitsu and the other in Thai boxing. And I can&#8217;t leave out Ricardo Tinha, who got my hands up to speed in boxing. I get more confident standing with every fight. On my debut, in 2011, I feel I did well. I felt more prepared in my second fight. Thus I forge ahead, training hard, fighting and evolving. I plan to be even better for my third outing. My record&#8217;s coming along nicely, two fights and two first-round knockouts.</p>
<h4>What do the guys with pure Jiu-Jitsu backgrounds get wrong most in MMA?</h4>
<p>Getting scared and trying to take it to the ground any way they can. A striker&#8217;s objective, besides hurting his adversary, is to frustrate grapplers&#8217; attempts at taking it to the ground. If that&#8217;s all the grappler has up his sleeve, he&#8217;s going to lose. Even if ground fighting is his mainstay, he should train till getting to a point where he&#8217;s comfortable on his feet. After all, that&#8217;s where the fight starts.</p>
<h4><strong>Do you have any suggestions for police officers who want to be safe in carrying out there duties?</strong></h4>
<p>I always study cases that arise, learn and refresh my knowledge. It&#8217;s key that you study to learn from past mistakes; analyze where others went wrong, which unfortunately happens; see where you can improve; and most importantly, use good judgment. All that goes for everything in life, and it&#8217;s no different in police work.</p>
<h4><strong>What self-defense technique should policemen master?</strong></h4>
<p>Police should avoid hurting citizens, andI feel there&#8217;s nothing better than Jiu-Jitsu for that. Gentle-art control positions are excellent for police work. Obviously, there are some differences, since the police can&#8217;t go exposing their firearms. There&#8217;s a difference compared to traditional Jiu-Jitsu positions. I feel that for beginners, practicing three times a week is enough, if just for the excellent physical exercise the martial art provides.</p>The post <a href="https://www.graciemag.com/mma-fighting-policeman-explains-why-he-loves-being-in-the-cage/">MMA-fighting policeman explains why he loves being in the cage</a> first appeared on <a href="https://www.graciemag.com">Graciemag</a>.]]></content:encoded>
					
		
		
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		<title>O policial carioca que ama estar atrás das grades explica por que luta MMA</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Instrutor de Jiu-Jitsu e boxe na Coordenadoria de Recursos Especiais (Core), Eduardo Herdy vem chamando a atenção no MMA. Treinado por Osiris Maia e Ricardo Tinha no boxe, o lutador invicto obteve sua segunda vitória no Bitetti Combat Rocinha, no último dia 4 de maio, contra Ronaldo Arada Milan (Paraná Fight Team). Lutar Jiu-Jitsu e&#8230;</p>
The post <a href="https://www.graciemag.com/o-policial-carioca-que-ama-estar-atras-das-grades-explica-por-que-luta-mma/">O policial carioca que ama estar atrás das grades explica por que luta MMA</a> first appeared on <a href="https://www.graciemag.com">Graciemag</a>.]]></description>
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<p>Instrutor de Jiu-Jitsu e boxe na Coordenadoria de Recursos Especiais (Core), Eduardo Herdy vem chamando a atenção no MMA. Treinado por Osiris Maia e Ricardo Tinha no boxe, o lutador invicto obteve sua segunda vitória no Bitetti Combat Rocinha, no último dia 4 de maio, contra Ronaldo Arada Milan (Paraná Fight Team).</p>
<p>Lutar Jiu-Jitsu e MMA faz de Herdy um melhor policial de elite? O GRACIEMAG.com ficou curioso quanto a isso e bateu um papo com o casca-grossa gente boa, atleta da categoria até 77kg.</p>
<h4>Por que você luta?</h4>
<p>Eu luto pela glória. Como diz o Hino Nacional Brasileiro, quero &#8220;paz no futuro e glória no passado&#8221;. Mais velho, quero olhar para trás e desfrutar disso. Lutar é também evoluir mais rapidamente. Em contato com lutadores de escolas diferentes, o nível técnico do atleta melhora e, consequentemente, reflete nos seus companheiros de treino e na academia de uma forma geral. Na minha opinião tudo começa no treino. Este dura meses, anos, a luta às vezes dura poucos minutos. Meu objetivo no MMA é chegar ao topo, quero muitos cinturões. Não foi à toa que eu fiz a luta reserva no GP do Bitteti Combat 10 e também no BC 11 (GP até 70kg). Se alguém não pudesse continuar, eu estava lá faminto para entrar. De qualquer forma, não faço planos, gosto de lutar.</p>
<p>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PcmKtoy62I0</p>
<h4>Nessa foto que você nos enviou parece ter baixado um tailandês ali. Como funciona sua cabeça no MMA?</h4>
<p>Na verdade nada baixa ou vem de graça. Eu treino boxe tailandês há muito tempo, desde 1995, na Academia Brazilian Fight, com Osiris Maia. Tenho a honra de ter recebido duas faixas-pretas desse grande mestre, a de Jiu-Jitsu e de boxe tailandês. Não esqueço do Ricardo Tinha, que afia minhas mãos no boxe. Estou ficando cada luta mais confiante para ir para cima. Na minha estreia, em 2011, acho que fui bem. Na minha segunda luta me achei bem mais preparado. Assim vou, treinando duro, lutando e evoluindo. Pretendo chegar ainda melhor na terceira. O cartel está ficando bom, duas lutas e dois nocautes no primeiro round.</p>
<h4>O que o povo que vem do Jiu-Jitsu puro erra mais no MMA?</h4>
<p>Apavorar-se e tentar botar para baixo de qualquer jeito. O objetivo do jogo do striker, além de contundir o adversário, é frustrar o lutador de chão nas suas investidas em botar para baixo. Se esse for o único recurso do lutador de solo ele vai se perder. Mesmo sendo especialista no chão, o atleta deve treinar ao ponto de se sentir confortável em pé, afinal é onde a luta começa.</p>
<h4>O que você recomenda para policiais que querem exercer seu ofício com segurança?</h4>
<p>Sempre estude os casos, aprenda e recicle seus conhecimentos. É fundamental estudar para aprender com os erros do passado. Analise os equívocos de terceiros, algo que infelizmente ocorre. Veja o que pode ser melhorado e, principalmente, tenha sempre bom senso. Essa expressão é essencial em tudo na vida, e não é diferente no trabalho policial.</p>
<h4>Que técnica de defesa pessoal o policial deve dominar?</h4>
<p>O policial deve evitar contundir o cidadão, e para isso não vejo nada melhor do que o Jiu-Jitsu. As posições de domínio da arte suave são excelentes para o trabalho policial. Obviamente, existem algumas diferenças, pois o policial não pode expor sua arma. É um diferencial para as posições tradicionais do Jiu-Jitsu. Acredito que, para o iniciante, praticar pelo menos três vezes na semana é o suficiente, até pelo excelente exercício físico que a luta proporciona.</p>The post <a href="https://www.graciemag.com/o-policial-carioca-que-ama-estar-atras-das-grades-explica-por-que-luta-mma/">O policial carioca que ama estar atrás das grades explica por que luta MMA</a> first appeared on <a href="https://www.graciemag.com">Graciemag</a>.]]></content:encoded>
					
		
		
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