Mitsuyo Maeda> Carlos Gracie Sr.> Helio Gracie> Carlos Gracie Jr.> Vinicius “Draculino” Magalhaes> Samuel Braga> Me

Renzo Gracie > Ricardo Almeida > Chad Beatty > Me

Helio Gracie > Rickson Gracie > Fabio Santos > *me* you can go back further with google if you like haha!

Pretty simple. Just like me.

Mitsuyo Maeda > Carlos Gracie Sr > Carlos Gracie Jr > Peter de Been > Me

I think it's meaningless but at the same time geekily interdasting :) (mine is on my profile)

My lineage: Mitsuyo Maeda > Carlos Gracie > Hélio Gracie > Rolls Gracie > Romero "Jacaré" Cavalcanti > Eduardo “Jamelão” da Conceição > Gustavo Freire > Massimiliano Silvestro

Same roots as me and most of Hipko guys here. Jamelao - Lucio Linhares - me

Roger Gracie > Kev Capel > Me.

Technically that goes back to Carlos Gracie Sr, but if the picture painted of by Choque and other historical studies is true, not somebody I want to celebrate or venerate. ;)

Jigoro Kano -> Maeda -> (unclear) -> Carlos Gracie -> Carlson Gracie -> Marcos Flexa -> me.

For what its worth :

Mitsuyo Maeda >
Carlos Gracie Sr. >
Carlson Gracie >
Edson Carvalho >
Bruno Carvalho >
Me

As a few others have mentioned I find the notion of lineage a bit odd. In jiu jitsu we have the opportunity to make ourselves with the help of each other. I certainly learned as much from my peers as I have my teachers over the years. That being said, the best I can figure, my lineage looks like this:

Rigan Machado > Rodney King > me

Interested in how dis/similar your game/knowledge is that to your direct Professor.

Mine is completely different due to being isolated, size, weight, age, strength differences. Variation and adaptation based on what I recognize my strengths and weaknesses are have largely shaped my game - some by choice and other from evidence (of getting smashed by stronger, heavier partners).

What I learn from my Professor are mostly 60% concepts, 20% techniques and 20% how he teaches these.

M. Maeda > C. Gracie > Helio Gracie > Carlson Gracie > André Pederneiras > Jair Lourenço > Jose Carlos > Me

Lineage:

Helio Gracie - Royler Gracie - Jason Fox - Me

Mitsuyo Maeda > C. Gracie > Helio Gracie > Carlos Gracie Junior > Vinicius Magalhães > Samuel Braga > ME

Helio Gracie > Royler Gracie > Moshe Kaitz > Me

Helio Gracie > Rickson Gracie > Rodrigo Vaghi > Ed Shobe/Anthony Carlson > Me

Carlos Gracie > Carlson Gracie Sr. > Andre Pederneiras > Eduardo Barros >Me

Carlos Gracie -> Carlson Gracie -> Carlson Gracie Jr. -> Rafa Santos -> Michael Rooney -> Me

Takeo Iano > Master Francisco Sá > Carlos Pinto Sá “Sazinho” > Ademir Olivera > ME

Who else has a non Gracie lineage?

My lineages I am very proud of!

BRAZILIAN JIU-JITSU LINEAGE 1: MITSUYO MAEDA > CARLOS GRACIE SR. > CARLSON GRACIE > RODRIGO MEDEIROS > ARTHUR RUFF > JAY PAGES (BLUE BELT TO 1ST DEGREE BLACK BELT)

BRAZILIAN JIU-JITSU LINEAGE 2: MITSUYO MAEDA > CARLOS GRACIE SR. > REYLSON GRACIE > PAULO MAURICIO STRAUCH > CAIO TERRA > JAY PAGES (2ND AND 3RD DEGREE BLACK BELT)

Augusto Juarez of House Rinaldo Santos, bannerman of the late Carlson Gracie Sr.

I think it’s like unit assignments in the Army—you can have a good experience with the culture and embrace it, or you may just do your time. But every branch has a rich history, and it can sometimes feel good to feel a sense of belongingness under a flag.

lineage -Carlos Gracie Sr. > Reyson Gracie > Oswaldo Alves > Sergio Lisboa > Erivaldo Junior > Leandro Issa > Me

Lineage: Mitsuyo Maeda > Carlos Gracie > Carlson Gracie > Francisco Albuquerque > Roberto Abreu > Todd Cutler>ME

My lineage is the following (the persons before Felipe Costa are added according to BJJHeroes)
Mitsuyo Maeda > Carlos Gracie > Helio Gracie > Rolls Gracie > Romero Cavalcanti > Rodrigo Medeiros > Felipe Costa > Piotr Baginski > Michael Malischewski > Me

Mr Miagi was my coach. I then got tired of wax on wax surfboards. Then i then went to Tom Po. His lineage was so long, Pablo Escobar fronted him “lines” long enough to keep him a life time. This lineage is like ...”Oss” when entering a dojo.Its shit. Ive come to this conclusion...................People should grow up. Who cares as long as you progress and it shows when you roll and having fun.

Mitsuyo Maeda > Carlos Gracie > Carlson Gracie > Ricardo Cavalcanti > Phil Dunlap

Here's something to consider...

I have switched clubs a few times since I've received my purple belt in 2005. I've been a member of 3 clubs in total. Should my linage be the first club when I stayed until purple, the second club where I easily learned/improved the most, or the third where I have been since Dec 2018?

Mitsuyo Maeda > Carlos Gracie > Carlson Gracie > Murilo Bustamante > Ricardo Guerra > Me...