Nice deep halfguard pass and back take by Ribeiro Jiu-Jitsu black belt, head instructor of Ribeiro Jiu-Jitsu Moscow – Kristian Cestaro.

More information about Kristian Cestaro and what brought him to Russia:

“My name is Kristian Torres Cestaro, I am 37 and before I came to Moscow I’ve lived and trained in Rio de Janeiro. I’ve graduated from the Gracie Humaitá Academy and I have a black belt. Today I possess my own Academy in Moscow which is called Ribeiro Jiu-Jitsu Moscow. I also have some champion’s titles such as Twice Brazilian Champion, Three-time Rio de Janeiro State Champion, Three-time Master’s and Seniors International European Champion.”

Ribeiro Jiu-Jitsu Moscow

“I started to learn Jiu Jitsu late. I always wanted to be a trainer of some kind of fight and at that time Jiu Jitsu was popular in Brazil. I saw some friends training and decided to try too. In a month my coach put me to compete and I won my first Championship. Since then I never stopped training. I did start late but I was working hard and training hard and also participated all the championships I could. In 2009 when I already had a brown belt my professors Rolker and Royler made me the following proposal: if that year I won all the championships of absolute category they would promote me to the black belt. So that’s what I did. I won a State Championship, the Brazilian and International Championships and received a black belt on the podium. After that I began to get different offers. I had offers to train in different countries but decided to come to Moscow with the help of my friend who has been living here for 6 years. When I came I started to give lessons 3 times a week and after some time I rented a gym where I’ve been giving lessons until today. ”

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