by Robert Naumoski | May 26, 2022 | Competition
Well, what can I say? My voice is still hoarse but I can finally say that I’ve fully recovered from the Autumn Cup on Sunday, so I’m able to take a moment and reflect on our first major comp as Ultimate Jiu Jitsu. It was a very proud moment for all of us watching... 
by UDA | Mar 30, 2022 | Competition
The basic half guard sweep is one of the most effective and safest techniques taught from half guard. It’s also quite simple, so it’s one that students learn early in their training. It also works really well at a high level of competition. Sweep techniques help... 
by UDAteam | Mar 22, 2022 | Competition
Congratulations to everyone that represented Ultimate Jiu Jitsu at the Sydney Jiu Jitsu Championships on Sunday. It was the first big comp for UJJ and we went in with a small but fierce team of our fighters. Each and every one of them did us proud with their... 
by UDA | Mar 16, 2022 | Competition
The De La Riva Guard is a form of open guard with origins in Judo, that was adapted by Jiu Jitsu legend, Ricardo De La Riva. Having a smaller build, De La Riva came up with the technique as a way to keep from getting flattened by heavier training partners. When... 
by UDA | May 24, 2021 | Competition
What do you do at Hapkido UDA?I am the Master Hapkido instructor and Kickboxing coach. What made you want to start training martial arts, and how long have you been doing it overall?I have been training in a variety of Martial Arts styles for around 35 years. As a... 
by Robert Naumoski | Apr 20, 2021 | Blog, Competition
This Saturday we’ll be holding the first Roots internal kids competition we’ve had in a while, after a long break last year. The aim is to get our kids used to the feel of competitions again, so that they can experience the whole process of being a competitor.... 
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