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David Avellan

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David Avellan

From school wrestling and no-holds-barred training to an ADCC medal and the Kimura Trap System, David Avellan turned competition into instruction.

Biography

David Avellan came to grappling through high school wrestling, then spent about two years training no-holds-barred fighting with Randy Ibarra. He went on to help establish Avellan Grappling and, in 2001, opened the Freestyle Fighting Academy with Marcos Avellan. He earned his Brazilian jiu-jitsu black belt under Ricardo Teixeira. Competition remained a central part of Avellan's career. At the 2009 ADCC World Championship, he took bronze in the men's under-88 kg division. After ending a competitive career of more than sixteen years, Avellan shifted his attention toward structured instruction. His own biography identifies the Kimura Trap System as his principal technical contribution.

Sources for this profile

  • BJJ Heroes, David Avellan(opens in a new tab)

    • David Avellan was born in Miami in 1981.

      Where in the source: Biography — “born on July 7th, 1981”

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    • Avellan is a Brazilian jiu-jitsu black belt under Ricardo Teixeira.

      Where in the source: Lineage — “Ricardo Teixeira > David Avellan”

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  • David Avellan, Biography(opens in a new tab)

    • After wrestling in high school, Avellan trained no-holds-barred fighting with Randy Ibarra for about two years before helping start Avellan Grappling.

      Where in the source: Biography — “trained with Master Randy Ibarra”

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    • David and Marcos Avellan opened the Freestyle Fighting Academy in 2001.

      Where in the source: Biography — “opened the Freestyle Fighting Academy”

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    • After ending a competitive career of more than sixteen years, Avellan shifted toward instruction and identifies the Kimura Trap System as his principal technical contribution.

      Where in the source: Biography — “The Kimura Trap System”

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  • ADCC Federation, ADCC Submission Fighting World Championship 2009 official results(opens in a new tab)

    • Avellan won the bronze medal in the men's under-88 kg division at the 2009 ADCC World Championship.

      Where in the source: 2009 results, -88kg — “Bronze 3rd David Avellan”

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