Alberto Gonzalez Ortiz
Alberto González Ortiz built Sutemi, taught in Abu Dhabi’s schools and developed competitors through ground-fighting and online instruction.
Biography
Sources for this profile
Alberto González Ortiz, own instructor biography, Jiu Jitsu Imparable(opens in a new tab)
Alberto González Ortiz is the jiu-jitsu instructor behind Jiu Jitsu Imparable.
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He began teaching in 2005 and became a BJJ black belt in 2012.
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Álvaro Guillén, El perfecto equilibrio entre cuerpo y mente, Diario de Sevilla, July 8, 2019(opens in a new tab)
He was born in 1984.
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He practised karate, kickboxing and kung fu before Brazilian jiu-jitsu became his central pursuit.
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He combined training and competition with military work, having taken up martial arts without a family tradition in them.
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His wife and Enrique Marín supported his academy work after he returned to Seville.
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By 2019 he said his students’ successes could give him more joy than his own.
Where in the source: Paragraph beginning Ahora su pasión son sus alumnos.
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He taught respect for training partners and opponents: partners enable daily learning and opponents make competition possible.
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Paying for travel and competitions remained a major obstacle; in 2019 he organised crowdfunding to help cover those costs.
Where in the source: La financiación, uno de los grandes obstáculos.
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J.A.J., Alberto González and Sutemi Academy, Muchodeporte, December 3, 2019(opens in a new tab)
He founded Crazy Sevilla in 2005; the school adopted the Sutemi name in 2011.
Where in the source: Academy information box: Fundación and Fundador.
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A second-place performance at a European event in Italy led to recruitment by Palms Sports in Abu Dhabi.
Where in the source: Recruitment sentence after Hasta septiembre de 2016.
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In Abu Dhabi he taught in the school jiu-jitsu programme while continuing to train alongside instructors and athletes.
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The 2019 profile reports regional best-coach recognition for the 2013–14 and 2014–15 school years.
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He lived in Abu Dhabi until September 2016.
Where in the source: Paragraph beginning Hasta septiembre de 2016.
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In 2019 the Sutemi teaching team included González, Enrique Marín and Marisa Muñoz.
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Diario de Sevilla, El sevillano Alberto González, campeón de España de grappling, March 3, 2022(opens in a new tab)
He regained the Spanish senior grappling title in Seville in 2022, ten years after his earlier national win.
Where in the source: Opening paragraphs and Senior gold results.
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María Casquete de Prado, Alberto González European silver interview, Diario de Sevilla, March 28, 2022(opens in a new tab)
He described changing strategy for the 2022 nationals and feeling extra motivation competing before family, students and colleagues at home.
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He said he continued after an injury in his first European match, reaching the final because he felt he would regret stopping.
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After European silver he aimed to recover, resume training and earn selection for the Worlds later that year.
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United World Wrestling, Grappling European Championships 2022 final book(opens in a new tab)
Representing Spain, he won silver in senior men’s gi grappling at 84kg at the 2022 Europeans in Budapest.
Where in the source: PDF page 27, complete Men’s Grappling Gi – Seniors – 84kg ranking.
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United World Wrestling, Grappling World Championships 2022 final book(opens in a new tab)
He took senior men’s gi grappling bronze at 84kg at the 2022 Worlds in Pontevedra, representing Spain.
Where in the source: PDF page 35, complete Men’s Grappling Gi – Seniors – 84kg ranking.
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Pablo Zorrilla, Blanca Medina interview, Una Mezcla To’, May 17, 2023(opens in a new tab)
Blanca Medina recalled coming to Sutemi while seeking more professional training than she had found in a small Triana gym.
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Medina credited González with urging her to understand ground fighting and helping organise her development from striking into MMA.
Where in the source: First steps answer, Comencé a hablar con mi entrenador Alberto.
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Jiu Jitsu Imparable, own platform introduction(opens in a new tab)
His Jiu Jitsu Imparable platform organises teaching around positions, concepts and fight situations, with progressions for transitions, defence and control.
Where in the source: Platform introduction and Qué encontrarás list.
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Alberto González Ortiz, Pases de Guardia indirectos, Udemy, updated October 2023(opens in a new tab)
His 2023 indirect guard-passing course teaches provoking a defensive reaction in one direction before attacking the other.
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The course addresses practitioners with some experience and coaches seeking material for planning their own classes.
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Alberto González Ortiz, own Udemy instructor profile(opens in a new tab)
His instructor profile lists Spanish federation Level III national-coach training and teaching in the UAE’s school and military jiu-jitsu programmes.
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Lineage
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Open lineage