Regis Lebre
Regis Lebre is a Brazilian-born black belt who founded Lebre Jiu-Jitsu Academy and won a 2022 World Master title in Master 4.
Biography
Sources for this profile
IBJJF, official published results, 2009 Pan Jiu-Jitsu IBJJF Championship(opens in a new tab)
Regis Lebre took first place in the Master 1 / Black / Male / Middle division at the 2009 Pan Jiu-Jitsu IBJJF Championship.
Where in the source: Official results for the 2009 Pan Jiu-Jitsu IBJJF Championship; division block 'Master 1 / Black / Male / Middle', first-place row naming Regis Lebre
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IBJJF's official 2009 Pan results list Regis Lebre's team as Gracie Humaitá.
Where in the source: Division block 'Master 1 / Black / Male / Middle', first-place row, team column reading 'Gracie Humaita'
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Lebre Jiu-Jitsu, Instructors page (self-published by his own academy)(opens in a new tab)
Regis Lebre was born in Fortaleza, Brazil, and began training at a young age.
Where in the source: Heading 'INSTRUCTORS', sub-heading 'Regis Lebre'; sentence 'Born in Fortaleza, Brazil, Regis began training at a young age and rose quickly through the ranks.'
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According to his academy, Lebre earned his black belt in 2001 and relocated to the United States that same year.
Where in the source: Heading 'INSTRUCTORS', sub-heading 'Regis Lebre'; sentence 'In 2001, the same year he earned his black belt, he moved to the United States.'
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His academy states that he established an academy in Philadelphia, developed competitors and promoted several black belts there, and later relocated to San Diego, California, where he has lived for approximately sixteen years and founded his own academy.
Where in the source: Heading 'INSTRUCTORS', sub-heading 'Regis Lebre'; sentences beginning 'After spending several years in Philadelphia' and running through 'founded his academy, expanded his teaching worldwide'
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His academy describes him as a 6th-degree black belt, and as an 'Elite Competitor • International Instructor & Team Leader'.
Where in the source: Sub-heading directly under 'Regis Lebre' reading '6th-Degree Black Belt • Elite Competitor • International Instructor & Team Leader'
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His academy publishes a chronological competition list running from 1997 to 2024. Selected entries as printed: North/Northeast Regional Champion 1997 and 1998; Rio de Janeiro State Champion 1998, 1999 and 2000; Brazilian Nationals 3rd Place 1998, 1999 and 2000; IBJJF World Championship (Colored Belts) 3rd Place 1999; IBJJF Pan Championship 3rd Place 2001; IBJJF World Championship (Master) Champion 2007; Gracie World Championship Champion 2007; IBJJF World Championship 2nd Place 2008; IBJJF Pan Championship Champion 2009; Abu Dhabi Pro Champion (Weight and Open Class) 2011; IBJJF World Championship 3rd Place 2013 and 2017; IBJJF World Championship Gold 2022; IBJJF European Championship Gold 2022; and IBJJF San Diego International Open Gold every year from 2017 to 2024.
Where in the source: Heading 'COMPETITION TITLES (CHRONOLOGICAL SEQUENCE)' under the 'Regis Lebre' entry
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IBJJF, Pan Jiu-Jitsu Championship 2001 results(opens in a new tab)
Regis Lebre is listed joint third in the adult black-belt middleweight division at the 2001 Pan Jiu-Jitsu Championship, representing Relson Gracie.
Where in the source: ADULT / BLACK / MALE / MIDDLE; 3 Regis Lebre — Relson Gracie, after 1 Bruno Severiano and 2 Fernando Augusto
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IBJJF, Pan Jiu-Jitsu Championship 2005 results(opens in a new tab)
The official 2005 Pan results put Regis Lebre joint third in adult black-belt middleweight, under the Saulo Ribeiro team name.
Where in the source: ADULT / BLACK / MALE / MIDDLE; 3 Regis Lebre — Saulo Ribeiro, alongside 3 Felipe Simao
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IBJJF, Master International Jiu-Jitsu Championship 2007 results(opens in a new tab)
Regis Lebre took first place in Master 1 black-belt middleweight at the 2007 Master International Jiu-Jitsu IBJJF Championship for Gracie Humaita.
Where in the source: MASTER 1 / BLACK / MALE / MIDDLE; 1 Regis Lebre — Gracie Humaita, ahead of Paulo Eduardo
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IBJJF, Pan Jiu-Jitsu Championship 2022 results(opens in a new tab)
The 2022 Pan results place Régis da Silveira Lebre first in Male / Master 4 / Black / Medium Heavy for Regis San Diego Competition Team.
Where in the source: Male / Master 4 / Black / Medium Heavy (195.00lb); 1 Régis da Silveira Lebre — Regis San Diego Competition Team
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IBJJF, World Master Jiu-Jitsu Championship 2022 results(opens in a new tab)
Régis da Silveira Lebre won the Male / Master 4 / Black / Medium Heavy division at the 2022 World Master IBJJF Jiu-Jitsu Championship, representing Gracie Humaita.
Where in the source: Male / Master 4 / Black / Medium Heavy (195.00lb); 1 Régis da Silveira Lebre — Gracie Humaita, ahead of Marcelo Santos Azevedo
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IBJJF, San Diego Spring International Open 2024 results(opens in a new tab)
The 2024 San Diego Spring International Open results list Régis da Silveira Lebre first in Male / Master 4 / Black / Medium Heavy, with Lebre Jiu-Jitsu Academy as his team.
Where in the source: Male / Master 4 / Black / Medium Heavy (195.00lb); 1 Régis da Silveira Lebre — Lebre Jiu-Jitsu Academy
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Steve Maxwell, The Spirit of a Warrior, June 11, 2008(opens in a new tab)
Steve Maxwell wrote in June 2008 that Lebre coached his son Zak Maxwell and promoted him to brown belt on the podium after Zak won open-class silver.
Where in the source: The Spirit of a Warrior, June 11, 2008; On the podium, as he received his silver medal, Zak's coach, Regis Lebrè, promoted him to brown belt.
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