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Aníbal Arcaya

Aníbal Arcaya has taught self-defence to children and young people in Punto Fijo.

Biography

By April 2025, Aníbal Arcaya had over thirteen years’ jiu-jitsu experience. La Mañana described his TAA VZLA centre in Punto Fijo, where he had taught children and young people self-defence for over two years. After reported under-85kg no-gi gold at the March 30 Caracas Open, he was preparing for May in Valencia: fifty five-minute rounds, with a minute’s rest between each. In March 2026, Nuevo Día reported national under-85kg no-gi gold for the Team Ángel Athletics athlete and coach in Caracas.

Sources for this profile

  • Nuevo Día, Yaneth Chacón, March 2026.(opens in a new tab)

    • A March 2026 Nuevo Día report names Arcaya as a Team Ángel Athletics athlete and coach, reporting national no-gi under-85kg gold in Caracas.

      Where in the source: Arcaya’s individual result.

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  • La Mañana, Stefany Arcaya, April 2025.(opens in a new tab)

    • La Mañana’s April 2025 profile describes Punto Fijo’s Arcaya with over thirteen years in jiu-jitsu and over two teaching self-defence to children and young people at his TAA VZLA centre. It reports March 30 Caracas Open no-gi under-85kg gold. He described preparing for a May Valencia event involving fifty five-minute rounds with one-minute rests.

      Where in the source: Experience, teaching and Valencia preparations.

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