ADULT JIU JITSU – LUTA LIVRE CLASSES
Flow Grappling Werribee welcomes all people from Werribee, Hoppers Crossing, Point Cook, Wyndham Vale and surrounding suburbs to come and give a weeks trail of Jiu Jitsu and Luta Livre.
Looking for effective Jiu Jitsu classes, quality technical coaching and a great training environment? At Flow Grappling, we offer structured grappling training for adults and kids, with an emphasis on technical development, practical skills and continuous improvement.
Our classes bring together proven techniques from Brazilian Jiu Jitsu (BJJ), Luta Livre Esportiva and Catch Wrestling, creating a comprehensive approach to submission grappling that develops skills both standing and on the ground.
Whether you’re a complete beginner or an experienced grappler, you’ll find a welcoming training environment where you can learn, improve and challenge yourself at your own pace.
Try a Full Week of Grappling Training
Experience a full week of training before making a commitment!
We invite you to come along, meet our members, experience our classes and discover what makes Flow Grappling different.
- Enjoy a full week of training with no further commitment required.
- Decide to join as a member and your trial week fee will be refunded, making your trial week free.
- Bring a friend and experience the classes together.
- Train alongside both men and women, from beginners to experienced practitioners.
Our adult classes welcome students aged 16 and over ( some are younger due to their development ). Our unique grappling style of Jiu Jitsu and Luta Livre is for everyone, where size and age is no barrier to learning, improving your self confidence, self belief, fitness and developing new skills. Our members include people in their 50s and 60s who continue to train and develop their abilities.
Effective training. Solid technical coaching. Great people. Great training outcomes.
Come and experience it for yourself at Flow Grappling Werribee.
Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, Luta Livre and Catch Wrestling
Flow Grappling specialises in submission grappling, combining the technical principles of three established grappling disciplines.
Brazilian Jiu Jitsu (BJJ)
Brazilian Jiu Jitsu develops ground-fighting skills, positional control, escapes, transitions and submission techniques. Students learn how to manage different positions, defend against attacks and create opportunities to control or submit an opponent.
Luta Livre Esportiva
Luta Livre is a Brazilian submission wrestling discipline with a strong emphasis on no-gi grappling. It combines takedowns, positional control, ground transitions and submission attacks, making it a valuable part of a well-rounded grappling education.
Together, these disciplines provide students with a broad technical foundation and the opportunity to develop a versatile, adaptable submission grappling game.
Our Hybrid Grappling System
At Flow Grappling, our training philosophy is built around technical principles rather than relying on a single style or set of techniques.
We combine wrestling, positional control, submission awareness and effective transitions into an integrated approach to grappling. The objective is to help students understand not just how a technique works, but when and why to use it.
Our system is grounded in the following principles.
1. Submission-Focused Grappling
All submission holds are part of our technical approach to grappling.
We study submissions from a variety of positions, including standing exchanges, top positions and bottom positions. Students learn how to recognise opportunities, apply submissions with control, defend against attacks and transition between techniques.
The ultimate objective is to develop the ability to create and recognise submission opportunities while maintaining sound positional awareness.
Training methods and permitted techniques are adapted to the class, training partner and relevant safety requirements.
2. Wrestling & Judo Is the Foundation
Wrestling is a fundamental part of our hybrid grappling system.
Developing the ability to take an opponent to the ground, maintain control, defend against takedowns and return to a standing position are core grappling skills.
Students work on techniques such as:
- Single-leg and double-leg takedowns.
- Low single-leg takedowns.
- Arm drags and positional entries.
- Takedown defence and standing control.
- Ground transitions and positional escapes.
- Maintaining top position while remaining aware of submission threats.
These skills help connect standing wrestling and ground grappling into one continuous technical system.
3. Positional Control and Ground Awareness
Our approach places considerable emphasis on achieving and maintaining effective positions without becoming vulnerable to submissions.
Top position is generally preferred when it provides effective control and creates opportunities to advance or attack. However, positional dominance should never come at the expense of submission awareness.
Students also learn to use bottom positions intelligently, whether defending an attack, escaping a disadvantageous position or creating an immediate opportunity to counterattack.
Understanding when to defend, when to escape and when to attack is an essential part of developing a complete grappling game.
4. Escapes and Immediate Counterattacks
Being caught in a disadvantageous position is an opportunity to develop essential defensive skills.
Our training includes positional escapes, defensive movement, recovery of position and the ability to transition from defence back into offence.
Rather than simply escaping and resetting, students learn to recognise opportunities to counterattack as soon as a position is recovered.
This approach develops a more active, connected style of grappling in which defence, movement and offence work together.
5. A Connected Approach to Standing and Ground Grappling
We favour guard systems and ground positions that allow students to apply wrestling principles, create movement and develop attacking opportunities.
Techniques such as arm drags, leg attacks, positional transitions and control of an opponent’s centre of gravity help connect standing exchanges with ground grappling.
The goal is to develop a cohesive technical approach in which takedowns, positional control, escapes and submissions complement one another.
Grappling Classes for Werribee and Surrounding Suburbs
Flow Grappling welcomes students looking for quality grappling instruction in:
- Werribee
- Hoppers Crossing
- Point Cook
- Wyndham Vale
- Surrounding Wyndham communities
Whether your interest is Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, no-gi grappling, Luta Livre, Catch Wrestling or developing a broader set of grappling skills, our academy provides an environment where you can learn, train and improve alongside like-minded people.
We believe good coaching, consistent training and a supportive training community are essential to long-term progress.
Start Your Jiu Jitsu and Luta Livre Journey at Flow Grappling
If you’re looking for Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, Luta Livre classes in Werribee, we invite you to experience Flow Grappling for yourself.
Come along, meet the team and try a full week of training. There is no need to be experienced, exceptionally fit or familiar with grappling before you start.
WHO OWNS THE ACADEMY AND TEACHES YOUR CHILDREN
Head Coach Briarna has been practising Martial Arts for 18 years starting in Judo. Briarna has been training Submission Grappling for over 15 years working from a White Belt and going through all the kids and Adults belts. Briarna is Black Belt in BJJ by 5th Degree Black Belt Prof. Tony Pacenski. Coach Briarna also holds a Black Belt in Luta Livre under Grand Master 9th degree Hugo Duarte. Coach Briarna has been teaching classes for over a decade and as of 2026 Coach Briarna is the head coach teaching all the kids classes at the Flow Grappling academy as well as delivering the adults fundamental and advanced classes.
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Factory 1 / 29 Loop Rd. Werribee 3030
