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Long Hair Jiu Jitsu Practitioner Chris Lucas
Fatherhood, Rolling, Working Hard
Imagine getting triangle-choked by a guy with magnificent hair. On this episode of Let It Ride El Sicario sits down with Chris Lucas, a personal friend and brown belt who’s not afraid to roll with his long hair in jiu jitsu.

A long-haired jiujiteiro, former combat medic, father and husband, it’s safe to say he’s a man of many disciplines. In this profoundly genuine conversation, Chris Lucas opens up on the importance of finding a community, always striving to be your best self, and how long hair and jiu jitsu indelibly changed his life.


What you'll hear about
- Being a combat medic in Iraq
- Cultivating a fulfilling life after the military
- The nuances of raising a son
- Having long hair in jiu jitsu
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This episode of Let It Ride is brought to you by The Great Cut 2024, where The Longhairs will attempt another world-record charity hair donation for Children With Hair Loss.
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winner of the Ultra Trail Mont Blanc (considered as the running pinnacle), our longhair bro Jim Walmsley: https://www.ledauphine.com/sport/2023/09/02/les-chapieux-en-bleu-blanc-rouge
Starting junior year in high school wrestling I had long grown out bangs in the front, and it was literally impossible to keep them out of my face. I thought the headgear would keep them down, no chance. That was the end for about 15 more years, now I will heed Chris’ advice when I get back on the mat!
I really enjoyed listening in on the podcast while building out the blog post, thanks Chris!
Chris is such a cool dude. He’s the epitome of D.I.A.L.E.D.
It was a real pleasure to shoot this pod with him
I do not roll but when I do for the first time i hope its not Chris I’ve got to deal with! Certified badass.
I don’t roll but I’ve always wanted to learn. Great podcast boys! Loved hearing the military stories.