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Vermont CAPOEIRA
CLASS SERIES WITH INSTRUTOR LEOPARDO
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We work hard to create a safe, friendly and supportive environment for all!

All levels of experience are welcome. Please bring water, loose fitting clothing and an open mind! Bare feet are encouraged but [non street] shoes are fine. Expect a rigorous physical work out. 

 

In each class participants will likely be doing a variety of highly physical drills and partner work in addition to practicing music and singing.​

 

PAYMENTS:
We accept Cash/Personal Checks/or PayPal

PRICING: 

  • First Introductory Class is FREE

  • Single Class/DROP-IN: $20

  • 5 class package: $75  [This breaks down to $15 per class]

  • 10 class package: $145  [This is 2.5 months of classes and breaks down to about $14 per class]

  • 6 month package: $470  [This breaks down to $13 per class]

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* Grupo Capoeira Brasil uniforms [pants aka 'abada' and shirt] as well as VT capoeira shirts are available upon request. Ask the instructor in class or email us

ABOUT THE FACILITATOR
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Jared Williams [Leopardo] was first exposed to capoeira in 1997. 

He began training capoeira regional in earnest in 2002 with Mandingueiros dos Palmares under Mestre Chuvisco in Boston with whom he trained for 12 years. He received his Graduado cord in 2008 and began teaching. 

 

In 2024, after a long hiatus, he officially joined Grupo Capoeira Brasil under Mestra Joy in NYC.  He was given the rank of Instrutor in 2025. He is grateful for ALL of his teachers and honors their generosity and work in helping him along his capoeira path.

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As a teacher Leopardo believes that every student should feel important and encouraged to work hard regardless of their individual goals within capoeira. He strives to cultivate a healthy dedication and love for the self, the broader capoeira community, and capoeira as an art, all of which are central to being a good capoeirista.

Though his capoeira journey has been long and often winding, he is deeply grateful for the ways in which capoeira has informed his movement, his understanding of the world, and has brought him such a huge community of friends and family.

Jared is also a visual artist [RISD 1995], a father, and Executive Director of the Field Center, a center for contemporary dance and performance practices located in southern Vermont.

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