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Australian Self Defence

Locality: Mitchell, Australian Capital Territory

Phone: +61 403 130 975

Address: Unit 4, 47-49 Vicars St Mitchell 2911 Mitchell, ACT, Australia

Website: http://www.australianselfdefence.com.au

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22.01.2022 Redback BJJ Academy Oct 20

17.01.2022 Saturday morning classes.....

15.01.2022 More BJJ Photos of the latest Grading curtesy Luke B.

14.01.2022 Redback BJJ Academy will run it's inaugural Mat Rats (BJJ Program) Challenge Program on Monday 18th January 2021. Open to all schools children 5-15yrs. Cost for the day pre-booked s $70.00/ student..On the day $80.00 cash. The focus will be on BJJ ground self defence and wrestling. Consisting of BJJ techniques, physical challenges, BJJ games, drilling and rolling. Drop off: 09:00AM Pickup: 3:30PM Sharp Students please bring 'gi' and 'no gi' attire (tshirt and shorts). Morning... and afternoon tea, lunch and a water bottle. Please email [email protected] or txt Liz on 0403130975 to book or send copy of bank transfer receipt. Payment confirms booking: Payment details: Cash or funds transfer BSB : 032730 Account: 178616 Name: Faucros PTY LTD Thank you Regards Redback Team See more

06.01.2022 Congratulations to Jon and Benny on achieving their BJJ Blue Belts. Both gentlemen are technicians, love drilling, and highly competent at their craft, which makes them dangerous to others. Also, they are great club people to have in our Redback BJJ school.Well done.

04.01.2022 Redback BJJ Fancy Dress Roll! View todays highlights video https://youtu.be/UbfJrNCWvzE

03.01.2022 Training ...drilling...sparing..having fun

01.01.2022 Competition does not define you. Your character and who you are do not change if you win or lose. Winning and losing are the same thing they both indicate learning. The fear of failure in front of peers is what stops us from entering competitions. There is an expectation that (insert your name) should win. Well after a lifetime of competing in Stand-up, and now ground I'm telling you very loudly that you don't always win, that winning is not always an option but you do not ...lose either. Your character is built through the cauldron of adversity. This is not taken away simply because you lose. You are who you are before and after the bout. That has not changed. Your friends, the school, the instructors and training partners admire you for the character qualities you possess, not your competition record.