Constrictor Team Australia

Patience is one of the first lessons Jiu-Jitsu teaches. True strength is not found in force or aggression, but in staying calm under pressure, thinking clearly, and responding with purpose.

Constrictor Team Australia wasn't named after a predator by accident. It was named after a method — a philosophy passed down through four generations of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, from Grandmaster Helio Gracie to the mats here in Perth.

Our goal is not to create champions overnight. We measure success by something far more meaningful. Every student, regardless of age or experience, learns to embrace challenges, overcome setbacks, and grow a little stronger with every class.

More than a martial arts academy, Constrictor Team Australia is a community built on respect, discipline, resilience, and confidence.

  • Three men engaged in conversation, with the elderly man on the left smiling and the other two men looking serious. The elderly man has white hair and is wearing a white shirt, while the younger men have darker hair and are dressed in dark clothing.

    Constrictor Team

  • An elderly man in a white judo gi with a red belt standing outdoors on a mat, with trees and a wooden fence in the background.

    Grandmaster Armando Wriedt

  • A man in a white Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu gi with a black belt standing on a blue mat in a gym, with framed pictures and posters on the wall behind him.

    Master Ataide Ludgero Junior

  • A man in a white martial arts gi with a black belt is being declared the winner in a competition as the referee raises his arm. Spectators, including children and adults, are watching in the background.

    Professor Ian Lucas Ludgero