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BJJ Prodigy Helena Crevar Wins 2x Gold At IBJJF No-Gi World Championships 2023

BJJ Prodigy Helena Crevar Wins 2x Gold At IBJJF No-Gi World Championships 2023

Helena Crevar, a teen Jiu-Jitsu prodigy, has just won two gold medals at IBJJF No-Gi World Championships 2023, blue belt juvenile division!
And not only that… But she also had a 100% submission rate throughout the tournament.

John Danaher was proud of his student’s accomplishment:

Helena Crevar wins double gold at IBJJF World Championships!
Helena shows off her two gold medals with her proud parents here in Las Vegas after another 100% submission rate day.

 

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The IBJJF also released a highlight reel of Crevar, hitting a slick guard pass and an even slicker Armbar finish:

 

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As well as a neat Americana Lock setup:

 

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So how did Crevar become so successful?
Well, in part it has been due to her training with John Danaher.

She’s been under Danaher’s tutelage for around a year – and is grateful for it:

It’s been almost a year since I started training under Professor John Danaher, and he has always been in my corner and helps me improve and prepare for competitions daily in training.

What has once been a dream is now a reality, and I couldn’t be more grateful to train with such an amazing professor and team.
I will continue to train hard and hope to make him proud!

 

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