Our regular schedule is in effect, please download below for details!

Caique is a third-degree Black Belt under Carlson Gracie Jr.  He started training judo in 1977 at the age of 4, and in 1988 started to learn Gracie Jiu Jitsu under Grand Master Francisco Mansur who received his black belt from Grand master Hélio Gracie.  In 1991 Caique started 

training at the famous Carlson Gracie Academy on Copacabana Beach, Rio de Janeiro.

At Carlson Gracie, he trained with luminaries such as

Ricardo Liborio, Marcelo Alonso, Carlson Gracie Jr., Murilo Bustamante, Amaury Bitteti, Alan Goes, Wallid Ismail, Zé Mario Sperry, Vitor Belfort, Paulo Filho, and Ricardo Arona.

Caique’s competion achievements are:

5 times state champion, 89 Jr./90/91/93/95

2 times Brazilian Championship Gold 94/97

1 time Brazilian Championship Medalist 98

Since the end of Caique’s competition career, he has focused on further self development and the study of the philosophy of self defense.

Contact: caique@shbjjhk.com

Dangelo is a third-degree Black Belt trained under Rodrigo Medeiros, Francisco Albuquerque Toco, Sérgio Souza Bolão Mauro Chueng, Marcos da Mata parupinha, Kiko Velloso, and Carlson Gracie Jr. He has studied the art of jiu jitsu for the last 26 years. He first began to learn Gracie Jiu Jitsu under Master Kiko Velloso who was a student of Carlson Gracie. He is also a black belt in Brazilian Luta Livre and proficient in professional wrestling. 

Dangelo is a world-class athlete with 18 MMA fights and 20 years of teaching experience. He holds a professional MMA record of 9 wins, 8 losses and 1 draw. He was the 2000 BJJ National Champion, 2005 BJJ State Champion of Rio de Janeiro, 2012 Champion Houston Open, and the 2013 Champion NAGA Texas.

Dangelo has an impressive legacy of teaching BJJ, wrestling, Muay Thai and boxing around the world. He has a strong background in designing, developing and implementing new programs for competitive athletes, beginners and children. He is particularly adept at explaining BJJ principles and teaching both discipline and structure to children of all ages. Dangelo helps his students focus on personal development and self-defence while becoming better athletes. In addition, he is involved in social projects aimed at children and adolescents in impoverished areas to teach them martial arts discipline and a path to a better future.

Contact: dangelo@shbjjhk.com