CAZA Brazilian Jiu Jitsu News

On June 30 CAZA BJJ held its first grading in 2018 for our adult members. We only hold two adult gradings per year so this is a big event for the club. The ceremony was well attended despite many CAZA […]

This biggest Brazilian Jiu-jitsu tournament in Queensland for 2018, the state championship, was held last Sunday in Brisbane. CAZA BJJ was there, of course, and the results achieved by our members were very impressive. The state championship is the only […]

This week at CAZA Brazilian Jiu-jitsu we ran our annual winter camp called Kangeiko. While the concept of Kangeiko is Japanese in origin, it has made its way into the BJJ communities around the world. Given that our professor at […]

This past Sunday the CAZA BJJ competition team headed down the Sunshine Coast for the 2018 Caloundra Open Championship. This was the last tournament before next month’s State Championship event in Brisbane. CAZA kids & teenagers lead the way Before […]

With the next QBJJC tournament being the Caloundra Open Championship, CAZA BJJ is planning to send a big team as a warm-up for the Queensland state titles. We are fortunate to have this lead-up tournament on our doorstep as it […]

We are now several weeks into the Women’s Get Out, Get Active Program in association with Noosa Council. We have to admit, we were intrigued to see how the course would progress and, to be honest, we couldn’t be happier […]

On Saturday, 31st March 2018, CAZA BJJ was lucky enough to be visited by a true Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu legend, Ricardo ‘Rey’ Diogo. Rey is the professor who granted a black belt (along with Barbosa) to CAZA’s owner and head instructor […]

On Sunday, 18th of March, CAZA BJJ sent a small team to compete at the 2018 QBJJC Brisbane Championship. This three-star tournament was the second QBJJC event of the year. The CAZA kids team put on an impressive display in both gi […]

This week marks the start of two initiatives by the Noosa Council for young women and teenagers. The Get Out Get Active campaign is for local women aged 18 to 24 and the Active Teens Program is for local teenagers […]

Over the weekend the South-East Queensland Championships, the first QBJJC tournament for 2018, was held east of Brisbane. CAZA BJJ only sent a small team yet the medal count was impressive. The CAZA kids led the way by starting the […]