Ultimate Defence Academy was founded by head BJJ instructor Robert Naumoski in 2003, with the goal of teaching martial arts skills that would benefit the community. The culture of the dojo goes hand-in-hand with healthy living. Competitions are viewed as a pathway to enhance and refine skills, and build the team spirit.

"When I'm coaching someone, it' s about getting them to be the best they can be, says Robert, it's about getting the right balance between training and living."

This balance and culture, combined with the superior instructors at UDA is a winning combination. Robert and his team trained the first Aussie champions of the World Professional Jiu Jitsu Championship in Abu Dhabi, in both the Gi and No Gi divisions; and the first Australian Kids World Champions. UDA students have also won countless numbers of State and National Championships since 2003.

Today, UDA is a full-time dojo with morning, lunchtime and evening classes for kids, teenagers and adults at all levels of skill. As part of our objective to benefit the local community through martial arts, we are involved with local schools as part of their weekly sport curriculum, uniquely incorporating self defence with an anti-bullying program. 

UDA has proudly produced 29 black belts to date, some of whom have opened their own dojos around Sydney, further contributing to the growth of Jiu Jitsu in Australia.