High Rollers Jiu Jitsu

I’d recommend onda jiu jitsu. Matt is very high level, I trained with him in Sydney a lot. And they have classes where it is open drilling and rolling (and I wouldn’t be surprised if people jumped straight into rounds) source ↗

Three gyms stand out to me in Sydney, the first would be Open Sparring HQ. It's a gym that hosts a bunch of amatuer tourneys that attract talent from around the country in muay thai, BJJ and mma. Modern facilities and seems friendly towards beginn... source ↗

19 too late to start grappling competitively? been playing ball sports and running track basically my whole life, always liked watching boxing and MMA but never liked the idea of getting hit on/hitting the head, but since high school I got introdu... source ↗

Hey mate im a young aussie wrestler. Gonna be honest the wrestling scene in aus is terrible. their are very few tournaments and the ones that are their are usually filled with very high level competitiors, except for small interclubs. The good thi... source ↗

Same BS at the local Jiu jitsu academy in Sydney. They allow dogs and kids will be training and the dogs just randomly run across the mats and bark the kids. Like FFS leave your dog at home or tie it up outside. The risk of a dog attack or just ge... source ↗

Sydney Sweeney has trained in MMA since she was 14, I assume more recreationally since she finished high school but she has talked about competing and winning wrestling tournaments in high school Kate Upton has been doing BJJ for a few years now a... source ↗

Sydney at 18 years old would beat you, since she was winning high school tournaments against trained male opponents at that time. If she has kept herself sharp since then, then she should beat you now but I'm not sure if she has been consistently ... source ↗

If you can make it out to Auburn and train at Sydney Wrestling Academy. They’ve also got jiu jitsu there and some very high level (objectively) guys teaching source ↗