The UAE Jiu-Jitsu National Team has landed in Bangkok, ready to unleash their grappling prowess at the 2nd Ju-Jitsu Asian Youth Championship (U16 & U18) and the 1st Asian Cup (U14) from February 13-15. With their eyes set on absolute domination, the team—comprised of both male and female athletes—is determined to build on their phenomenal success from last year’s championship in Abu Dhabi.
Led by elite coaches and a rigorous training regimen, the UAE squad isn’t just here to compete—they’re here to conquer. Ibrahim Al Hosani, coach of the Under-14 team, emphasized that this championship is a milestone moment, as it marks the UAE’s first-ever participation in the U14 category. He stressed that the UAE Jiu-Jitsu Federation’s vision is to nurture young talent, expand the sport’s reach, and develop future champions who will dominate the global stage. “We’ve been sharpening their technical and tactical abilities, ensuring they are mentally and physically prepared to take on the best in Asia,” he said.
Meanwhile, youth team coach Pedro Damasceno highlighted the meticulous selection process that led to a powerhouse squad being chosen for this event. Each athlete underwent intense training programs focusing on individual combat strategies, adaptability, and team synergy. He stated, “These young warriors have been battle-tested in training. Now, it’s time to prove their worth on the mat.”
With fitness, discipline, and combat intelligence at their peak, the UAE team enters the championship with high ambitions. They are determined to maintain their stronghold in Asian jiu-jitsu, facing off against the best young fighters from across the continent.
As the countdown begins, all eyes are on Bangkok, where the UAE’s future jiu-jitsu legends are prepared to make history. Will they dominate the mats and bring home gold? The world is watching! 🥋🔥🏆
