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Driven <b>Jiu</b>-<b>Jitsu</b> athletes bring home medals from World Masters - Midland Today
In episode 269 of Grappler News, Steve Hamoen kicks off with an introduction and a recap of the World Masters Championship highlights, setting the stage for an engaging episode. The focus turns to Anthony Carelli's impressive achievement of double gold and his subsequent promotion, showcasing his dedication and skill. The episode also covers Lisa Large's journey as she competes for the first time, along with notable performances from other athletes. The episode wraps up with a jiu-jitsu joke and a sign-off, leaving listeners with a touch of humor and a sense of camaraderie.
Key Points
- Anthony Carelli clinched double gold in his division for ages fifty-one to fifty-five at the World Masters Championship, winning all four matches without conceding a single point.
- The World Masters Championship in Las Vegas featured over twelve thousand five hundred jiu-jitsu competitors from across the globe, making it a highly competitive and electrifying event.
- Lisa Large, a forty-three-year-old blue belt and women's class coach, emphasized the importance of stepping outside your comfort zone, competing for the first time at the World Masters Championship.
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