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** REGISTRATION IS NOW CLOSED ** Click Here to Register for the 2010 Toronto Jiu Jitsu Classic!

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(II Timothy 1:7) “For God didn’t give us a spirit of fear, but of power, love, and self-control."

Jorge Britto (head instructor of TorontoBJJ) invites all Jiu Jitsu academies to help us carry the flag of this sport into the future. Join us on Saturday August 7th, 2010 at Downsview Park in Toronto. This tournament is a celebration of Jiu Jitsu and we are giving an opportunity to everyone to become part of the next page in the history of Jiu Jitsu in Canada. This tournament will showcase the sport of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, we need you to be part of the revolution of this sport in North America. We need to be unified, we need to show solidarity by coming together to honor the tradition of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu competition. We want to demonstrate great Jiu Jitsu, we want to show who we are, we want to exhibit the glory of healthy rivalries between teams and how they help the sport to progress, develop, and grow.

Brazilian Jiu Jitsu is more than a sport, it is deeply rooted in tradition, and a tried and tested methodology since it was founded in Brazil. In this tournament we aim to honor this heritage and lineage by organizing the tournament in the same manner as the International Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Federation. We want to pay tribute to the sport’s founders by not just coming to compete and determine who is best on the day but, we want to live the Jiu Jitsu ideology, philosophy and lifestyle.

This type of competition readies competitors for the highest level of international competition by adhering to international rules, regulations, and standards. We are already seeing the fruits of previous tournaments which produced several champions at this years mundials (worlds championships). The Brazilian Jiu Jitsu format of competition has lead to greater things for many of the stars of the sport, champions like BJ Penn, Marcelo Garcia, Demian Maia, Rodrigo Noguerra, and many more got their starts on the tatami’s of Jiu Jitsu.

What makes the Toronto Jiu Jistu Classic Special?
Divisions will have a specific start time that will be released two days prior to the event along with the brackets. No waiting hours and hours, wondering when your division is going to start.

General Information

Registration can be done here.
Competitors must have a white, blue or black Gi (Kimono). No other colours will be permitted.
We will adhere to IBJJF rules, click here for the rules.
Register before July 19th 2010 and pay only $55.00, July 19th and on $65.00.
All competitors will receive an event t-shirt.
If you can not register online you can register and pay in person at the desk of Toronto BJJ visit http://www.torontobjj.com/ for hours and location.
All competitors are encouraged to bring 1kg of non perishable food for donation to the Daily Bread Food Bank. Although it is not required it is a great opportunity to offer help and support in your community.
Spectators 19 - 64 fee is $10.00 and 1kg of non perishable food for the Daily Bread Food Bank is appreciated but not required.
Spectators 14 - 18 fee is $5.00 and 1kg of non perishable food for the Daily Bread Food Bank is appreciated but not required.
Children 13 and under and Seniors 65 and up are free, 1kg of non perishable food for the Daily Bread Food Bank is appreciated but not required.

Date & Directions

Date: Saturday August 7th, 2010
Location: 75 Carl Hall Road, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Prizes:

Team trophies for juvenile divisions, women’s divisions, mens’ divisions, and overall championship

Best supporting team trophies for juvenile divisions, women’s divisions, and men’s divisions

Individual awards for most technical juvenile, most technical woman, most technical man

Awards for the participants of the most exciting final in the juvenile division, women’s divisions, and men’s division

Medals for first, second, and both third places for all divisions

Questions? Email us below.

Jorge Britto (head instructor of TorontoBJJ) invites all Jiu Jitsu academies to help us carry the flag of this sport into the future. Join us on Saturday August 7th, 2010 at Downsview Park in Toronto. This tournament is a celebration of Jiu Jitsu and we are giving an opportunity to everyone to become part of the next page in the history of Jiu Jitsu in Canada. This tournament will showcase the sport of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, we ...need you to be part of the revolution of this sport in North America. We need to be unified, we need to show solidarity by coming together to honor the tradition of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu competition. We want to demonstrate great Jiu Jitsu, we want to show who we are, we want to exhibit the glory of healthy rivalries between teams and how they help the sport to progress, develop, and grow.

Brazilian Jiu Jitsu is more than a sport, it is deeply rooted in tradition, and a tried and tested methodology since it was founded in Brazil. In this tournament we aim to honor this heritage and lineage by organizing the tournament in the same manner as the International Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Federation. We want to pay tribute to the sport’s founders by not just coming to compete and determine who is best on the day but, we want to live the Jiu Jitsu ideology, philosophy and lifestyle.

This type of competition readies competitors for the highest level of international competition by adhering to international rules, regulations, and standards. We are already seeing the fruits of previous tournaments which produced several champions at this years mundials (worlds championships). The Brazilian Jiu Jitsu format of competition has lead to greater things for many of the stars of the sport, champions like BJ Penn, Marcelo Garcia, Demian Maia, Rodrigo Noguerra, and many more got their starts on the tatami’s of Jiu Jitsu.

What makes the Toronto Jiu Jistu Classic Special?
Divisions will have a specific start time that will be released two days prior to the event along with the brackets. No waiting hours and hours, wondering when your division is going to start.

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