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@edmanjiujitsu

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I had a different plan for my life. Jiu Jitsu changed it. I’m grateful it did. 🤍 taken in Dubai, United Arab Emirates by @edmanjiujitsu

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Jiu Jitsu Black Belt first degree.
Thank You @renzograciebjj @rafaelhaubertcoach

📸 by @bambiekim__ taken in Dubai, United Arab Emirates by @edmanjiujitsu

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I owe all my students a debt of gratitude for believing in me and supporting me throughout this journey of teaching and coaching Jiu Jitsu,They have contributed immensely to my growth and development in this field. taken in Dubai, United Arab Emirates by @edmanjiujitsu

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3 years ago

I’ve spent a good part of my life on the mats. First as a student, and eventually as a coach.

And if there’s one thing I’ve learned over the years, it’s that the people and the environment around you matter more than you sometimes realise.

One of the things I appreciate most about being at @combatuaejj is the trust they’ve placed in me.

Trust to coach, to share my ideas, to try things, to make mistakes, and to keep learning.

But it’s also the little things. Being listened to. Being supported. Feeling that the work you put in, even the things nobody really sees, matters to the people around you.

As coaches, we spend so much of our time looking after our students, helping them improve, worrying about their progress, and trying to do right by them.

Sometimes we forget how much it means to feel looked after, too.

Of course, not every day is perfect. There are long days, things that don’t go according to plan, and plenty of ordinary days in between.

But I get to come to work, do something I genuinely love, and be surrounded by people who trust me to do it.

And that’s something I don’t take for granted.

Thank you, @combat.uae 🤍 taken in Al khawaneej, Dubai by @edmanjiujitsu

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I first met Hamad when he was just 13 years old. He’s 18 now.

One of the most rewarding parts of coaching is watching a kid who initially struggled with his fitness gradually become stronger, more confident, and more capable.

But even more than that, it’s watching him stay with the sport through the difficult days, the frustrations, and all the challenges that come with growing up.

I still remember one particularly exhausting training session. After everything we’d already done, I made the boys finish with 100 burpees.

Hamad was the only one who completed all 100. Not a single rep skipped.

It’s a small memory, but one I’ve never forgotten.

Over the years, I’ve watched Hamad become not only a better athlete, but also a really good teammate.

When people see athletes like Harib, Ammar, and Omar winning Youth World Championships, they see the ones standing on the podium.

What they don’t always see are the teammates who helped them prepare. The ones who showed up every day, pushed them in training, and helped make those performances possible.

Hamad has been one of those teammates.

And that’s something I really appreciate about him.

Five years later, he’s still here. 🤝 🤍 taken in Al khawaneej, Dubai by @edmanjiujitsu

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Our Kids Jiu Jitsu classes might look a little different. And that’s intentional.

We want kids moving, playing, experimenting, making decisions and solving problems, not just memorising techniques.

Of course, we want them to become good at Jiu Jitsu.
But we also want them to become more confident, resilient, independent, and hopefully enjoy training enough to stay with it for years to come.

A little look into how we approach our kids classes at @combatuaejj and why we do things the way we do. taken in Al khawaneej, Dubai by @edmanjiujitsu

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A little look into our Teens Jiu Jitsu class at @combatuaejj taken in Al khawaneej, Dubai by @edmanjiujitsu

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Do whatever it takes to help your team succeed. @combatuaejj taken in Al khawaneej, Dubai by @edmanjiujitsu

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A look at the adult training environment we’re building at @combatuaejj

Different people come into the room with different experiences, goals and ways of learning.

We’ll teach. We’ll guide. We’ll give feedback.

But ultimately, the goal is for you to learn how to build your own Jiu Jitsu. taken in Al khawaneej, Dubai by @edmanjiujitsu

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WHY OUR MEMBERS LOVE JIU-JITSU AT COMBAT

From teenagers building confidence to adults finding a strong team and training environment, every journey is different, but the passion is the same.

Unique coaching
Strong fundamentals
Great teammates
Confidence & discipline
A team you enjoy coming back to every day

Hear directly from our members about their experience training Jiu-Jitsu with Coach @edmanjiujitsu at Combat.

Train hard. Grow together. Become stronger.

📍 Combat Martial Arts & Fitness Club
Khawaneej 2, Dubai

#CombatUAE #JiuJitsuDubai #jiujitsuadults #combatsports #foryou taken in Combat UAE Martial Arts & Fitness Club by @edmanjiujitsu

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Coach! What do I do from here?

Bro! I’m trying to figure out how you got there 🤔

Art by @draszpilipinas taken in Dubai, United Arab Emirates by @edmanjiujitsu

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We all want young athletes to do well.

The challenge is creating an environment that gives them enough teaching, support and guidance but also enough space to eventually figure things out for themselves.

This is the kind of environment we’re building at @combatuaejj taken in Al khawaneej, Dubai by @edmanjiujitsu

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