BJJ Gi Tournament on 17th May 2014 in AUCKLAND - new zealand

BJJ Gi Tournament on 17th May 2014 in AUCKLAND - new zealand - NZ Grappler

Also last competition winners get $10 dollars discount as well

NZ Grappler’s BRAZILIAN JIU-JITSU GI TOURNAMENT will be held Saturday 17th May 2014. Don’t miss your chance to challenge yourself among the best of New Zealand. The event will take place at the NORTH SHORE EVENT CENTRE in Auckland. Both adults and kids will compete on Saturday 17th May.

1st place winners from the February 2014 tournament will receive $10 discount of this tournament registration if they apply promo code “winner” on their online registration.

First 50 competitors to REGISTER AND PAY for their registration will be entered into the drawing for Official Tournament T-shirt giveaway.

REGISTRATION FEE
Until 11:59 pm Saturday 10 May 2014
Adults: $50
Kids: $40
Until 11:59 pm Wednesday 14 May 2014
Adults: $60
Kids: $50

For more details:

http://nzgrappler.co.nz/bjj-gi-tournament-on-17th-may/

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