*MMA legend Rener Gracie is instructing police officers on a new restraint technique that is allegedly safer than a chokehold. He demonstrated this method on TMZ Live to emphasize its effectiveness.

As crime rates increase, living in America’s big cities can be frightening at times for many people. To reduce the risks of run-ins with those who are violent, it’s important to know what to do in a ...

This is a short story about how I barely survived a recent experience that made me a lot stronger. I admit that I had little to no idea what I was getting myself into when I decided to step on the mat ...

And without Rener Gracie and his Gracie Academy, Ortega knows his life would have been vastly different. “I was active … I was on the street. I was out there, man. I would’ve been … I don’t know, man ...

Rener Gracie -- the Brazillian Jiu-Jitsu star who co-created Gracie University -- has a side business that he's pitching on this Sunday's edition of Shark Tank. As you'll see from this exclusive clip ...

CM Punk in MMA? It might not be as unrealistic as you think. Rener Gracie, who has trained the WWE star for the last four years in Brazilian jiu-jitsu, said Punk has told him he would be interested in ...

MANTECA (CBS13) — A force for change is leading to newly trained police officers, and they're taking an element from one of the world's most violent sports: mixed martial arts. For the Manteca Police ...

One half of the dynamic duo with his brother Ryron, Rener Gracie has been a ball of energy that never stays happy with reaching one objective. There’s always another shiny object to pursue with him, ...

BELLINGHAM, Wash., Aug. 30, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- eXp Realty®, “the most agent-centric real estate brokerage on the planet™” and the core subsidiary of eXp World Holdings, Inc. (Nasdaq: EXPI), ...

Overcome any obstacle life throws at you by thinking and responding like a world-class martial artist--without ever setting foot on the mat. Jiu-jitsu is more than a martial art; it is a lifestyle ...

Few have the opportunity. And even fewer have embraced it as Brian Ortega has. A yearlong commitment, courtesy of his father and his unsuspecting mother, at the cost of $130 a month, might have saved ...