Team Perosh Mixed Martial Arts’ team of 37 competitors won 13 gold, 12 silver and 3 bronze medals at the NSW BJJ Winter Cup in Sydney! Team Perosh is part of the Will-Machado Team and Will-Machado won the 1st place trophy in Adults Nogi and 2nd place trophy for Kids. An amazing effort! Well done to everyone who competed.
Click here for all of the results.
I won my first World BJJ Championship! Firstly I won a bronze medal in my weight division and then won gold in the open division in the Master 4 Black Belt category at the 2018 IBJJF World Masters Jiu-Jitsu Championships in LAs Vegas on 24th August.
I got to do a lot of my favourite moves including Lateral drop takedowns, Perosh flips, Stack passing and Kimuras. I am happy with my performance but still have work to do to improve both my strengths and weaknesses.
I want to thank everyone from Team Perosh for the support. You were far away in distance but very close to my heart. And just on the other side of the camera watching!
Big thank you to Fran for organising the live video at the academy, thank you to my BJJ coach Carlos Machado and a big thank you to my fiancee Ana for her undying support.
You can see all all of the results here.
See you all when I get back.
Coach AP
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Team Perosh have 7 new Australian BJJ Champions! Our team of 15 competitors won 9 gold, 10 silver and 4 bronze medals at the Australian BJJ Championships in Melbourne on Saturday 11th August.
New Australian Champions and gold medals were won by Head Coach Anthony Perosh (Double), Frances Bavaro (Double), Michael De Marco, Rebecca Beuk, Julian Tsitsos, Daniel Qaquor and Kobe Harb.
Silver medals were won by Frances Bavaro (Double), Rebecca Beuk, James Zai, Guy Vaccaro, Julian Tsitsos, Axyl Howie, Aryan Singh, Dante Barbanera and Isaac Herodotou.
Bronze medals were won by Michael De Marco, James Zai, Guy Vaccaro and Damian Iacono.
Well done everyone!
Two long time Team Perosh BJJ students are moving. Logan Muir is moving to New Zealand and Anthony Banicevic is moving to Canberra. We hope you leave with some good memories including the 45 minute shark tank we put you through last night! We miss you already. Stay in touch and come visit when you can.
Head Coach Anthony Perosh from Team Perosh Martial Arts did some cross training with the Under 16 Girls UTS Balmain Water Polo Club last weekend.
Waterpolo techniques under water involve a lot of grappling! The training session included BJJ and Wrestling techniques that they can apply in their game.
The team are favourites heading in to the National Club Championships to be held in October. Good luck!
Click here to read more about them.
Congrats to Team Perosh for coming second overall in Best Academy in the Aus Sub Only comp last weekend.
We won 15 gold and 8 silver medals! Gold medals were won by Mason Elias, John Kim (Double), Kosta Panayi, Damian Iacono, Aryan Singh (Double), Natasha Iacono (Double), Axyl Howie (Double), Sam Cassaniti (Double) and Isaac Herodotou (Double). Silver medals were won by Nathan Maitre (Double), Rory Hopkins, Damian Iacono, Jake Lapi (Double) and Dante Barbanera (Double).
Well done to everyone who competed!
See you on the mat.
Coach AP
Team Perosh affiliate school Pure Jiu Jitsu Southern Highlands had their first birthday this week. Big congrats to head coach Tony Pycroft, his students and his academy on this milestone. I was invited to teach a BJJ seminar on the day. Thank you to Tony for the invite and to everyone for their hospitality. Looking forward to their next year and beyond.
For a full list of Team Perosh Mixed Martial Arts affiliate academies and information on becoming a Team Perosh affiliate click below.
Team Perosh won Best Academy overall again and was part of best Team at Grappling Industries in Sydney on 21st July. It was the second Grappling Industries in Sydney in a row we won Best Academy and Best Team.
Our team of 18 students won 7 gold, 7 silver and 8 bronze medals. Gold to Stef Boitano, Damian Iacono (Double), Axyl Howie (Double) and Kieran Chaplin (Double), Silver to John Kim, Tajana Wilkie, Aryan Singh, Dante Barbanera (Double), Isaac Herodotou (Double), Bronze to Chi Kit Cheung, Phil Ferraro, Nathan Maitre, John Kim, Katarina Roso, Tajana Wilkie, Aryan Singh and Natasha Iacono.
Well done to everyone who competed!
If your goal is to get fit, get better at BJJ and have fun then come and do some BJJ with us at Team Perosh. Click here to register for your 2 week free trial:
Adults BJJ https://teamperoshmma.com.au/bjj-brazilian-jiu-jitsu/
Kids BJJ https://teamperoshmma.com.au/kids-bjj/
See you on the mat.
Coach Anthony Perosh
Team Perosh Mixed Martial Arts competed in 3 BJJ (Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu) competitions in Sydney, Central Coast and Brisbane the past 2 weekends.
Congrats to Team Perosh student Axyl Howie on winning double gold at the Grappling Industries competition in Brisbane on 8th July. He won two matches in gi and two matches in nogi. Well done Axyl!
Team Perosh had 3 students compete in the Australian Girls in Gi competition on Sunday 8th July in Sydney. Jayda La Fleur won double gold, Natasha Iacono won gold and silver and Katarina Roso won silver. Thank you to Fran Bavaro and Mike La Fleur for coaching. Well done girls!
Team Perosh had 1 adult and 4 kids compete at the Central Coast BJJ Championships on Sunday 15th July. They won 4 gold, 1 silver and 1 bronze medal. James Zai, Axyl Howie, Jayda La Fleur and Daniel Qaqour won gold, Keegan La Fleur won silver and Axl Howie won bronze. Well done everyone!
If your goal is to get fit, get better at BJJ and have fun then come and do some BJJ with us at Team Perosh. Click below to register for your 2 week free trial.
Adults BJJ http://teamperoshmma.com.au/bjj-brazilian-jiu-jitsu/
Team Perosh had a team of 28 students win 9 gold (and new State Champions), 10 silver and 3 bronze medals at the NSW BJJ State Championships in Sydney on 30th June-1st July.
New State champions and gold medals went to Michael De Marco, Frances Bavaro, Rebecca Beuk, Nathan Maitre, Julian Tsitsos, Damian Iacono, Axyl Howie, Alexei Fotheringham and Lewis Massih.
Silver medals were won by Angus Blackwell, Jeremiah Diestro, Isaac Soldatos, Derek Nguyen, Natasha Iacono, Isaac Herodotou, Kobe Harb, Kale Lapi, Anthony Roufas and Daniel Ququor.
Bronze medals were won by Hayden McKay, Wayne Fotheringham and Derek Nguyen.
