Mitsuyo Maeda (Conde Koma): A Pioneer Of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu

We often talk about the Gracie family, but Brazilian Jiu Jitsu wouldn't exist without Master Mitsuyo Maeda. Conde Koma was one of the key martial artists

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