Alex Prates is a 3rd degree Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Black Belt, Former Mixed Martial Arts and Jiu Jitsu competitor. He is now one of the most successful BJJ and MMA coaches in Australia. Alex’s attention to technique and details as well as a passion to coach is undeniable. His top priority is always to help improve our student’s game. Alex is the current 2014 NRL premiers South Sydney Rabbitohs Tackling Coach.
Wrestling Coach Fabricio Itte has a Bachelor of Health Science (PD/H/PE) and also holds a Diploma in Sports and Recreation (Fitness). From 2007 to 2012, Fabricio was a member of National Coaching Staff Olympic Freestyle Wrestling. Besides teaching top Wrestling skills at Gracie Sydney, Fabricio coaches some of Australia’s elite MMA fighters. He also is a Sport and Fitness Teacher at South West Sydney Institute TAFE Macquarie Fields.
Robert Whittaker is a professional mixed martial artist fighting out of Sydney. He competes in the middleweight division of the Ultimate Fighting Championship, where he is the current Middleweight Champion. As well as being one of the best fighters on the planet Rob is an avid martial artist and teacher. Rob coaches the Gracie Jiu Jitsu classes at Gracie Smeaton Grange as well as working as a consultant for TAFE NSW. His role extends to remote indigenous communities Australia wide. Rob’s passion and dedication to his craft is exemplified in his discipline, passion and care when teaching Gracie Jiu Jitsu to both beginners and advanced alike.
Thought of starting Brazilian Jiu Jitsu or Wrestling but are unsure if you would like this Martial Art? Come train with us for free. Without obligation, no pressure!!
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Among all martial arts, few can boast the complex and rewarding nature of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. It’s often described as “physical chess”. Adults and kids can strengthen the body and mind by training in Jiu Jitsu. Adults and kids can both find success in grappling. That is because Jiu Jitsu techniques, unlike most martial arts, do not rely on pure strength. Every hold, throw, sweep, and lock relies on precision and leverage. All students, adults and kids, can find confidence in knowing that with sufficient training they can roll against larger opponents.