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	capoeiramalmo.se - Mestre Bimba
		Mestre Bimba, som idag är respekterad och ihågkommen av alla, som revolutionerade den traditionella Capoeiran och som utvecklade Capoeira Regional.
		Mestre Bimba var hård mot de som ville träna hans Capoeira Regional, därför var de tvungna att vissa sin kapacitet och flexibilitet i några enkla övningar som han begärde och det var Cocorinha, queda de rins och brygga.
		Mestre Bimba brukade säga till sina elever "Idag kommer du att gå in i rodan", på det här sättet visade mästaren för eleven att det var dags för hans dop, detta var en stor emotionell händelse för eleven, det var första gången han skulle få spela i rodan med ackompanjemang utav berimbaun.
	www.capoeiramalmo.se /index2.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=14&pop=1&page=0&Itemid=29 (1421 words)

	capoeiramalmo.se - Mestre Bimba
		Det sociala erkännandet och den kulturella och atletiska erkännande av Capoeiran är historisk anknuten till Mestre Bimbas kreativa själ och administrativa organisation.
		Detta var en hemlig kurs där enbart Mestre Bimbas formados fick deltaga.
		Bimba lät fyra eller fem av sina elever att förberedda ett bakhåll mot en elev.
	www.capoeiramalmo.se /index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=14&Itemid=29 (1421 words)

	Academy of Capoeira Banzo de Senzala Athens - Mestre Bimba (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The nickname "Bimba" came up due to a bet between his mother and the midwife during his birth; his mother bet that he was going to be a girl and the midwife bet he would be a boy.
		Mestre Bimba was then crowned the champion of capoeira and remained undefeated until his death.
		Mestre Bimba was and is so important to capoeira because he changed the destiny of it.
	www.banzodesenzala.com /bimba.htm (396 words)

	Sul da Bahia - San Francisco (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		His capoeira name, Mestre Bimba, arose from a bet between his mother and the midwife as to whether he would be a boy or a girl.
		Mestre Bimba had various professions, but confirmed himself as a Master of Capoeira.
		Mestre Bimba appeared at the event and returned before the end, disappointed.
	www.suldabahiasf.org /bimba.htm (428 words)

	Mestre Bimba Information
		It was then that Bimba started to retrieve movements from the original Capoeira fights and added movements from another African fight called Batuque - a vicious grappling type of martial art that he learned from his father (of which his father was a champion), as well as introducing movements created by himself.
		Mestre Bimba was a coalman, carpenter, warehouse man, longshoreman, horse coach conductor, but mainly Capoeirista.
		Mestre Nenel is still responsible for the remarkable cultural and historical legacy his father left him and he is the President of Filhos de Bimba School of Capoeira.
	www.bookrags.com /wiki/Mestre_Bimba (1169 words)

	Mestre Bimba
		Mestre Bimba was and is so important to capoeira because he changed the destiny of it.
		After a performance at the palace of Bahia's Governor, Juracy Magalhães, Mestre Bimba was finally successful in convincing the authorities of the cultural value of Capoeira, thus ending the official ban in the 1930's.
		Mestre Bimba founded the first Capoeira school in 1932, the "Academia-escola de Capoeira Regional", at the Engenho de Brotas in Salvador-Bahia.
	www.capoeiranyc.com /bimba.html (647 words)

	Group Senzala Capoeira : About Capoeira : Capoeira Regional
		Mestre Bimba, founder of Capoeira Regional, was born in Sao Salvador, Bahia on 23rd November 1899.
		At the age of twelve, Mestre Bimba was introduced to Capoeira, and it became a part of his life.
		Bimba's original grading system involved the wearing of coloured scarves around the neck instead of cords around the waist as it is today.
	www.groupsenzala.co.uk /regional.php (532 words)

	Mestre Bimba
		This mestre, Manoel dos Reis Machado or Mestre Bimba, began a journey in the 1930’s to evolve capoeira into a sport that could be respected by fellow Brasilians, the government of Brazil, and even the world.
		Mestre Bimba was born to Dona Maria do Bonfim’s and Luiz Candido Machado in the Brasilian northeastern state of Bahia on November 23, 1899.
		Mestre Bimba viewed the opportunity crucial to the development and acceptance of the African culture into the Brasilian population.
	www.maculeleatlanta.com /Capoeira/bimba/bimba.html (654 words)

	Filhos De Bimba - School of Capoeira - Newcastle upon Tyne
		Mestre Bimba was responsible for the recovery of the original Capoeira movements after there loss through the centuries due to capoeira being outlawed by the Brazilian government, and the creation of a pioneering teaching method – Capoeira Regional – in 1928.
		Filhos de Bimba School of Capoeira is the entity responsible for perpetuating the educational and cultural legacy left by Mestre Bimba.
		Filhos de Bimba School of Capoeira is the entity responsible for perpetuating the legacy left by Mestre Bimba and his Capoeira principles and philosophy.
	www.bimba.co.uk (696 words)

	Capoeira Masters
		Every capoeirista has his mestre to which he owes respect and obedience and, in return, learns an example of life, a legacy of experience that is heard by students at the end of each roda.
		Mestre Bimba is today respected by all who revolutionized traditional capoeira and created Capoeira Regional, today found in all parts of Brazil and the world.
		In 1932, Mestre Bimba founded the fist capoeira academy in Engenho Velho de Brotas, the neighborhood in which he was born.
	www.abadacapoeira.org /cap_masters.html (1895 words)

	ABADA CAPOEIRA - >> about abada capoeira <<
		Mestre Camisa (José Tadeu Carneiro Cardoso) was born in the interior of the state of Bahia, in the northeast of Brazil.
		It was during this first, somewhat difficult, period in Rio that Mestre Camisa first began to consider the need to design a formal structure for classes, to draw up a basic lesson plan, to create a place to study and teach and to debate techniques, discuss concepts and define rankings.
		Since the beginning of the 80's, Mestre Camisa had been drawing on Mestre Bimba's teachings to develop his own style adding by his unique technique and methodology that improved the martial aspect of Capoeira, and put Mestre Camisa as the leading Capoeira master in the world.
	www.abadacapoeira.com /html/aba.html (2030 words)

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		Bimba was a coal miner, warehouse worker, dock worker, carpenter, most importantly he was a capoeirista, Mestre de Capoeira, a condition that was acquired from society in an era in which the persecution of the manifestation of fl culture was very intense and pervasive.
		To learn to ginga, Bimba asked the student to the center of the room and face to face, he held them by the hands and taught the movement of the legs and placement of the feet first, and after that, the complete movement was accomplished.
		The padrinho encouraged the student to play and after the game, Mestre Bimba, in the center of the roda, would raise the hand of the initiate and then the student was given a nickname to be known as in the Capoeira world.
	www.gowiththeflow.nl /library/mestrebimba.html (2673 words)

	Grupo Senzala de Capoeira - Danmark, Contra-Mestre 'Rui (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Mestre Bimba, Manuel dos Reis Machado, was born in Salvador, Bahia in the year 1900, and is a very important person in the history of Capoeira.
		After a performance at the palace of the governour of Bahia, Mestre Bimba succeeded in convincing the authorithies of the culturel value of Capoeira, and the officiel ban was removed in the early 1930s.
		Mestre Bimba worked in the coal mines, as a carpenter, a storeman, a dock labourer and a horsetracker.
	www.senzala.net /main/default.asp?mid=69&language_id=2 (294 words)

	Capoeira Deutschland - Grupo Capoeiracre - Soldado
		Mestre Bimba began Capoeira at the age of 12 at Estrada das Boiadas, today known as " bairro da Liberdade," in Salvador and was taught by "Bentinho", an African who was the captain of a shipping company called the Companhia de Navegação Bahiana.
		A performance at the palace of Bahia's Governor, Juracy Magalhães, was the stepping stone needed for Mestre Bimba to finally convince the authorities of the cultural value of Capoeira, thus ending its official ban in the 1930's and opening doors for Mestre Bimba.
		Mestre Pastinha was exposed to Capoeira at the tender age of 8 by an African named Benedito.
	capoeiracre.de /DE/whatis.htm (1273 words)

	ABCA - Our Mestre (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Mestre Carlos Senna was born on October 28, 1931, in the city of Salvador, Bahia, Brazil.
		Mestre Senna remained part of the Centro de Cultura Física Regional Baiana —Mestre Bimba's capoeira academy—until 1953, becoming in 1954 the academy's technical director.
		In Senavox, Mestre Senna introduced the use of the abadá (white clothing traditionally worn by carriage drivers, cargo loaders, and clothes collectors) as uniforms for capoeiristas (capoeira practioners), the salve (greeting that begins and ends a capoeira session), and a system of classification and competition.
	www.abcapoeira.com /ourmestre.htm (466 words)

	Grupo Cafu Capoeira Association - Houston, TX
		Mestre Cafu, born and raised in Brazil, began practicing capoeira at the age of six.
		Mestre Cafu has now relocated to Houston, Texas where he is developing his own group, Grupo Cafu Capoeira Association for the Preservation of Afro-Brazilian Culture.
		He is also a dedicated mestre who wants to share the rich history of capoeira and to preserve its powerful tradition within a contemporary context.
	www.armory.com /~cafu/MestreCafuringa.htm (372 words)

	ABADA CAPOEIRA ZUMBIMBA 2005
		Mestre Bimba was jet-fl, a large, bolt-upright, barrel-chested Brazilian
		Mestre Bimba (1900-1974) Manuel dos Reis Machado, known famously as Mestre Bimba, was born in Salvador, Bahia.
		Bimba began demanding strict discipline; he set codes of conduct for his students; he made his classes more intensive than anything previously known to the art; he endowed his students with diplomas and a cordão (a ranking cord).
	www.abadacapoeira.com /html/zumbimba.html (663 words)

	Abolicao Oxford Capoeira - Bimba
		His warrior name, Mestre Bimba, arose from a bet between his mother and the midwife as to whether he would be a boy or a girl.
		The President announced capoeira to be the one, truly national sport, and instituted Mestre Bimba's course in Colleges, Barracks of the Army, and the Military Police.
		Mestre Bimba attended the event and returned before becoming disillusioned due to a lack of support from the authorities and a series of false promises.
	www.abolicao.co.uk /bimba (425 words)

	BRASIL CAPOEIRA - MESTRE BIMBA
		Mestre Bimba was born the 23rd of November of 1899 "1900", in the suburb called Engenho Velho das Brotas in Salvador de Bahia.
		Mestre Bimba´s last presentation took place in 1973 at the Architecture Faculty Auditorium of the UFBA, just before his voluntary "exile" to Goias.
		Mestre Bimba was also very strict when it came to training-schedules and absences.
	www.brasilcapoeira.ch /sites_e/history_bimba.htm (593 words)

	ABADÁ capoeira Žamberk - Mestre Bimba - Manuel dos Reis Machado
		Později při vývoji svého vlastního bojového stylu Bimba převzal tyto techniky z Batuque.
		Mestre Bimba začal s capoeirou již ve 12 letech.
		Bimba vytvořil několik hodů a pák pravděpodobně z Batuque a Ju-jutsu, aby své žáky připravil i na tuto možnost.
	www.capoeira-carreira.com /mestre-bimba.html (463 words)

	Capoeira in Salvador da Bahia, Brazil
		Mestre Nô comes from an exceptionally strong lineage of Capoeira Angola which emerged from the teachings and traditions of great Mestres who never achieved the fame of Mestre Pastinha because they lived, played and died in lesser known neighborhoods of Bahia.
		Mestre Alabama is one of the founders of Nação Capoeira and he has a large and modern academy in the bairro of Barris.
		Mestre Bola Sete was a student of Pastinha's.
	www.bahia-online.net /Capoeira.htm (1185 words)

	Capoeira 4 All - Mestre Bimba - Academia-escola de Capoeira Regional
		Due to the large amount of mestres and information we found on the internet, we are not able to place the proper credits with each mestre.
		Bimba died on the fifth of february, not the fifteenth
		The nickname Bimba came due to a bet between his mother and the midwife during his birth, his mother bet that he was going to be a girl and the midwife a boy.
	www.capoeira4all.com /mestres/index.php?id=14 (329 words)

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		In Bahia the Capoeira history refers to Manuel Henrique, the Besouro, as their mythical founder, which was carefully observed by the both the Mestre Pastinha (1889-1981) and Mestre Bimba (1900-1974).
		It is thanks to Mestre Bimba, who convinced a local politician of the of the value of preserving Capoeira, that the Academia de Capoeira that was founded by Mestre Bimba himself in 1932, after having been granted official permission.
		In the 1930s, Mestre Bimba established his academy and changed the emphasis of capoeira, from its original function as a tool of insurrection, to a form of artistic expression which has become an institution in Bahia.
	www.lycos.com /info/capoeira--mestre-bimba.html (408 words)

	Mestre Camisa
		Mestre Camisa is from Bahia, Brazil, and he started the practice of capoeira at the age of 7.
		In the beginning of the 80's, using Mestre Bimba's teachings as a frame, Mestre Camisa developed his own style adding his unique technique and methodology that improved the martial art aspect of Capoeira, and put Mestre Camisa as the leading Capoeira master in the world.
		Mestre Camisa is constantly researching capoeira and improving his style and this is the base of his work.
	www.bnbcomp.net /Capoeira/camisa.htm (210 words)

	Welcome to Grupo de Capoeira Senzala Seattle (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Mestre Gato is one of the founding members of Grupo Senzala de Capoeira, one of the first Capoeira groups of its kind in Brazil.
		Mestre Gato began training Capoeira in 1963 with Paulo and Rafael Flores in the Laranjeiras district in Rio de Janeiro, where a small group of friends, that would later become the founders of Grupo Senzala, would gather to work on their technique.
		The organizers informed them that the competition was not open to Mestres, and that their performance over the past two years had proven that they were Mestres of their art.
	www.senzalaseattle.com /gato.htm (468 words)

	Mestres of Capoeira
		Mestre Railson Railson do Carmo Domingues was born on October 15th, 1967 in Arraial d'Ajuda, in Port Seguro.
		He joined the Marines for 8 years, he was a painter, a poet, practiced fencing, played soccer, was a shoe-shiner, a philosopher, a tailor, security at a casino, a music composer, but he always felt a strong attraction, in his heart, to Capoeira.
		Mestre Pastinha had his first stroke on May 1978, and a second one, one month later.
	www.capoeirasantabarbara.com /mestres.html (2621 words)

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