Experience level, academy goals, and the host instructor's priorities.
Brazilian Jiu Jitsu seminars · Gi and No Gi
Teaching that travels.
Built for your room.
Thiago works with the host instructor to create a seminar around the people on the mat, the academy's goals, and material students can use immediately.
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01 · The approach
One clear idea. Multiple ways to make it work.
A useful seminar should feel connected, not like a collection of unrelated techniques. Thiago builds each session around a central problem and shows the decisions, reactions, and variations that make the material practical.
Clear concepts, technical details, reactions, and live application.
Students finish with a system they can continue training after the visit.
02 · Inside the room
Technical detail with energy and connection.
The room should understand what to do, why it works, and when to make the next decision. Thiago combines demonstration, guided practice, direct feedback, and time for questions so every level can participate.
Seminar film · Guatemala03 · Visit formats
Choose the structure that serves your academy.
Core seminar
A focused two-hour session for Gi or No Gi, built around one connected technical theme.
Academy visit
A full day or weekend with seminar instruction, academy classes, and time with the team.
Extended training
A multi-day visit with a progressive curriculum, private lessons, and instructor collaboration.
04 · Across academies
Different rooms. The same responsibility to teach well.









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