The will has to be stronger than the skill

ROBSON DE JESUS

Cel: 07522507690

“Olá Londres! I teach students not only how to move, but how to listen, adapt, and express themselves. After all, Capoeira is as much a social and cultural practice as it is a formidable martial art.”

Robson is an elite Capoeira martial artist from Brazil. At just 30 years old, he brings almost two decades (18 years) of experience, a lifetime dedicated to the discipline, and an exceptional level of technical mastery, tactical awareness, and cultural depth.

His expertise comes from long-term immersion in rigorous martial arts training that demands years of physical conditioning, technical precision, and mental control. 

He holds the rank of Monitor, an advanced and officially recognised teaching grade in Capoeira, awarded only to practitioners who demonstrate the ability to train others safely, effectively, and authentically within the Capoeira tradition. This rank reflects proven mastery of movement, timing, strategy, and control — as well as the responsibility to guide students with discipline and care.

Robson’s training delivers complete expert instruction for both beginners and advanced practitioners, offering a combat-inspired full-body workout that develops real, functional athleticism: strength, mobility, flexibility, cardiovascular endurance, coordination, rhythm, balance, timing, spatial awareness, and explosive plyometric power while maintaining the integrity of Capoeira. Alongside his position as a Monitor, Robson is also a professional dancer in a major long-running West End theatre production in London.

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Did you know Capoeira is one of Brazil’s most important cultural traditions and a unique gift to the world. At its core, it is a Brazilian martial art that blends martial techniques, acrobatics, fluid movement, and music into a single dynamic practice.  Beyond physical conditioning, its interactive and strategic nature sharpens focus, confidence, and self-expression.

Rooted in African martial traditions, Capoeira evolved in Brazil. Guided by rhythm, ritual, and music, practitioners were able to train openly while concealing the art’s combative purpose during Portuguese colonisation.

Today, Capoeira unites people across all Brazilian ethnicities and continues to bring communities together across cultures and countries with its fascinating mix of history, culture, and martial arts skill. What once united people in resistance now connects the world through movement, music, respect, and a warm sense of community. 

Vamos Londres! Axé, até logo! 🇧🇷

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