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Ambrus Előd

Ambrus Előd helped 3K prepare three Kistelek school grapplers for national finals in 2026.

Biography

Ambrus Előd won children’s gi 40 kg at Siklós in 2015, adding bronze at no-gi 44 kg for 3K Kistelek. Representing Gracie Barra, he won the 2016 British National Junior 2 medium-heavy category, which grouped white, grey, yellow and orange belts. By June 2017, Délmagyar was reporting two Hungarian titles for the 3K youngster, in children II at 52 kg: one with the gi jacket and one without. His school also recognized the student alongside the athlete. Kistelek’s 2020 award list included him among pupils honored for both their studies and their sport. By April 2026, the same local school was naming Előd in a different role. It credited him and fellow 3K coach Nagy Márk with preparing Forgó Lionel, Kasza Benjamin and Csókási Dominik for the national school grappling finals.

Sources for this profile

  • Délmagyar, June 2017.(opens in a new tab)

    • In June 2017, Délmagyar reported two Hungarian titles for 3K’s Ambrus Előd: children II, 52 kg, gi and no-gi.

      Where in the source: Younger competitors.

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  • IBJJF, British National 2016.(opens in a new tab)

    • IBJJF records Elod Ambrus (Gracie Barra) as the 2016 British National boys’ Junior 2 medium-heavy winner (43.90 kg), in the combined white/grey/yellow/orange category.

      Where in the source: Junior2 medium-heavy podium.

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  • Kistelek school, April 2026.(opens in a new tab)

    • In April 2026, Kistelek’s school credited Ambrus Előd and Nagy Márk of 3K with preparing pupils Forgó Lionel, Kasza Benjamin and Csókási Dominik for national grappling school finals.

      Where in the source: Grappling pupils and coaches.

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  • Global Grappling, Siklós 2015.(opens in a new tab)

    • The 4 July 2015 Siklós results list Előd of 3K Kistelek first at gi 40 kg and third at no-gi 44 kg, both in boys’ Gyermek2 (children’s) divisions.

      Where in the source: Gyermek2 boys, both formats.

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  • Kistelek school, June 2020.(opens in a new tab)

    • Kistelek’s school included Előd among its 2020 recipients of the good student, good athlete award.

      Where in the source: Student and sporting awards.

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