De Been 100% Jiu Jitsu - St Kilda

Saturday vibes with the 4-7 yo kiddos 🔥🔥

Congrats Ayden 🎉 promoted to Grey Black Belt 🔳🔳⬛️🔳

As requested, we will run 2 classes on Wednesday 6 pm, commencing on 17th July 🔥🔥

- No GI beginners
- GI General (all levels)

See you on the mats

Term 3 is back in full swing today, Monday, 15th July 2024 🎉🎉🎉

We are looking forward to seeing our Ninja Warrior back on the mats 👊🏻💪🏻

we also offer 2-Free Trial Class for a new student!

School Holiday Timetable 🔥

Wednesday 5.15 pm crew 👊🏻🔥

New schedule curated for all levels members 🔥🔥
Book your class and enjoy the drills

Monday night session 🔥

Amazing 1st day of the VJJC 2024, well done team 🔥🔥

Attention to members and parents

Good luck to everyone competing at The VJJC 2024

ANZAC day timetable

GI & NO GI - 11.30 am

No kids class

Good luck to Steve Erceg in the upcoming UFC Rio de Janeiro schedule.

Good luck from all the de Been Jiu Jitsu



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Easter Holiday Timetable

Labour Day, Monday 11th March Schedule

6 AM - General GI
11.30 AM - General GI & NO GI

No Kids Classes

We wish you a joyous and Merry Christmas 🎄🎁

Closing the year strong, New Brown Belt in the club, Zac 🟤🟤⚫️🟤

#2023

Thank you for everyone who made time and came to our end of year get together 🥳🤩

It has been amazing 2023 and looking forward to seeing everyone best of the best 2024 💪🏻🥳

We are BIG FAMILY

Additional Holiday Timetable 🥳🥳
6 AM Club!

Book your class via website or App 🤩

It has been amazing 2023
Congratulations for our Junior Team who promoted with stripes and colour belt 🥳

Saturday, 16th Dec is our last junior classes and see everyone next year. Check our holiday timetable online or on the app.

Have a great holiday 🥳

St Kilda Member and Parents

End of Year Get Together
Saturday, 16th Dec, 2pm
at The Lady of St Kilda

Drinks and Food are supplied 🥳

Junior School Holiday Timetable 🥋🥋🥋

Have no plans for holiday? No worries, we've got you covered 😉

End of the year schedule 🎉

Have no plans for holiday? No worries, we've got you covered 😉

Regular timetable will be back on 10th January 2024

Enjoy the break and stay safe 🥳

Give your students the seminar they’ve been waiting for. Book your spot for 2024 now.

Limited spots available.

Please email [email protected] for pricing and date selection.

Melbourne Cup Timetable ☀️☀️

Congratulations 🥇🥇🥇

Good Luck for everyone who competing and representing the deBeenJiuJitsu Team at IBJJF Pan Pacific 2023

Normal timetable will be returned on Monday 30th Oct.

Thank you to everyone who joined seminar

Gregor shared his pressure passing technique and motivational tips in jiu jitsu and life

Peter de Been - 6th Degree Black Belt ⁣

Peter is a 6th degree Black Belt under Carlos Gracie Jr. He was the first non-Brasilian to gain a Black Belt out of Brasil.

Founder and President of the Australian Federation of Brasilian Jiu Jitsu – AFBJJ (established in 1994). The AFBJJ is the representative of the International Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Federation – IBJJF. The AFBJJ oversees around 40 competitions Australia-wide and co-runs the Australian National and Pan Pacific with the IBJJF.

Peter established Australia's first Jiu Jitsu academy and this weekend is Celebrating 30 years of . Congratulations Peter and what a huge contribution to the Jiu Jitsu community in Australia.

What is BJJ?⁣
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I don't really refer to it as bjj, I just call it jiu jitsu. It is its own sport and martial art now, with no real immediate links to any of the other martial art. Other than the fact that from its beginnings it probably started from Japanese Jiu Jitsu at the same time as Judo.⁣
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To me Jiu Jitsu is a lifestyle. It's a whole concept, that delivers family ideals. Kids love it. We see a lot of kids training, their parents and relatives training, so it's becomes a whole family interest and it's something that families can all do together.⁣
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I see it as a fundamental for kids to learn, for adults to learn, some people start later in life doesn't matter, you can still learn the same lessons. It creates a good foundation for problem solving and learning. I see it as a one of the biggest problem solving sports that there is. In jiu jitsu it's a massive problem solving exercise under extreme pressure. So what happens is people learn to apply this to their everyday life issues, business, family, whatever. They have built the confidence to believe they can find solutions. When we train, Its dynamic problems that are changing all the time. So we have to adapt really, really quickly. A lot of people will go through life, not really learning how to solve problems and when they do get a really big one, they just freak out.⁣

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