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JOSE HIGINO ALVES NUNES
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Jose Higino Alves Nunes
Life Member - United States Ju-Jitsu Federation (USJJF) ®
Life Member - Panamerican Jiu-Jitsu Federation (USJJF) tm
Life Member - USA Traditional Kodokan Judo (USA-TKJ) ®
Member - USJJF National Technical / Promotion Committee
Member - USA-TKJ National Technical / Promotion Committee
USJJF, PJJF & USA-TKJ Senior Masters Caucus
At the age of 11, José Higino started in Judo with Master Yoshimasa Nagashima, with whom he learned Judo and a non-competitive form of Ju-Jutsu. In 1969, under the guidance of Master Yoshimasa Nagashima, he began structuring his Ju-Jitsu style, introducing a new grading system, curricular division of techniques and establishing competition rules. On May 13, 1975, RAME Seishin-Jutsu was officially founded, a style that in 2014 was renamed Traditional Ju-Jutsu Seishin Higino Ryu.
Master José Higino is a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu 9th Degree Red Belt from the famous Oswaldo Fadda lineage. A former student of Master Aderbal Baptista during the 1960’s, Higinio fought numerous no holds barred fights, later becoming the President of the Liga Brasileira de Lutas Associadas, a Brazilian Martial Arts Association. José Higino is also a respected coach who produced established black belts, such as Fabrício do Couto.
Influenced by the highly popular vale tudo (no holds barred – NHB) events screened on TV during 1950’s Brazil, Master José Higino decided to start practicing jiu jitsu at the age of 11 (1959) with Fernando Peçanha as his coach, at his local association. Soon Higino moved to the JAPA academy, where he was introduced to Pedro Sampaio Duarte and Aderbal Baptista both of whom became his coaches. José Higino was extremely devoted to the gentle art from the ‘get go’ earning the grade of instructor at the age of 17 (1965).
Sensei Higinio was a well-respected competitor at the time, when asked about the competitive jiu jitsu scene at the time, the Master said, "After earning his instructor’s diploma, Higino started coaching his own team at the ‘Academia Bangu de Jiu Jitsu’ and a gym in Realengo. He taught at both these places until 1967 after which he started coaching from his own home, this lasted until 1969, a time when he rented his own space, calling it the ‘Associação Higino de Jiu Jitsu’. It would be there that Master Higino would solidify his career as a coach for many years.
Sensei Jose Higino Alves Nunes contact:
Sensei Higino's Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100005382824831
Life Member - United States Ju-Jitsu Federation (USJJF) ®
Life Member - Panamerican Jiu-Jitsu Federation (USJJF) tm
Life Member - USA Traditional Kodokan Judo (USA-TKJ) ®
Member - USJJF National Technical / Promotion Committee
Member - USA-TKJ National Technical / Promotion Committee
USJJF, PJJF & USA-TKJ Senior Masters Caucus
At the age of 11, José Higino started in Judo with Master Yoshimasa Nagashima, with whom he learned Judo and a non-competitive form of Ju-Jutsu. In 1969, under the guidance of Master Yoshimasa Nagashima, he began structuring his Ju-Jitsu style, introducing a new grading system, curricular division of techniques and establishing competition rules. On May 13, 1975, RAME Seishin-Jutsu was officially founded, a style that in 2014 was renamed Traditional Ju-Jutsu Seishin Higino Ryu.
Master José Higino is a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu 9th Degree Red Belt from the famous Oswaldo Fadda lineage. A former student of Master Aderbal Baptista during the 1960’s, Higinio fought numerous no holds barred fights, later becoming the President of the Liga Brasileira de Lutas Associadas, a Brazilian Martial Arts Association. José Higino is also a respected coach who produced established black belts, such as Fabrício do Couto.
Influenced by the highly popular vale tudo (no holds barred – NHB) events screened on TV during 1950’s Brazil, Master José Higino decided to start practicing jiu jitsu at the age of 11 (1959) with Fernando Peçanha as his coach, at his local association. Soon Higino moved to the JAPA academy, where he was introduced to Pedro Sampaio Duarte and Aderbal Baptista both of whom became his coaches. José Higino was extremely devoted to the gentle art from the ‘get go’ earning the grade of instructor at the age of 17 (1965).
Sensei Higinio was a well-respected competitor at the time, when asked about the competitive jiu jitsu scene at the time, the Master said, "After earning his instructor’s diploma, Higino started coaching his own team at the ‘Academia Bangu de Jiu Jitsu’ and a gym in Realengo. He taught at both these places until 1967 after which he started coaching from his own home, this lasted until 1969, a time when he rented his own space, calling it the ‘Associação Higino de Jiu Jitsu’. It would be there that Master Higino would solidify his career as a coach for many years.
Sensei Jose Higino Alves Nunes contact:
Sensei Higino's Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100005382824831
