Auckland BJJ is IBJJF certified

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We proudly announced that we are IBJFF certified as club and a team.

This means our students can compete in any IBJJF competition events overseas.

If you want to check if your club is IBJJF registered, check out

http://ibjjf.org/registered/

If you want to compete overseas in IBJJF events and your club is not IBJFF registered, we are open to an option of an affiliate program.

http://www.aucklandbjj.com/p/affiliate-program.html

Our instructor Serge is IBJJF certified BJJ Black Belt

http://www.aucklandbjj.com/p/international-brazilian-jiu-jitsu-black.html

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