I train in martial arts all my life. Started doing karate at the age of 4. Then at the age of 18 I recruited to the army as a Krav Maga instructor at the IDF special forces.
My first introduction to bjj was when my father told me about the UFC and we started to watch it together. At that time there wasn’t any official source to learn bjj from in Israel.
We basically started to watch videos on YouTube and learn from DVDs we ordered online.
The community started to grow and develop and I started to train at a place called “MMA Israel” which now is “Soulfighters Israel” under the professor Amir Boaron- a black belt under Bruno Mendes (Founders of the “Soulfihgters” team). Amir always had a passion for competitions and he encourage his students to try and compete.
At that time I hated the thought of competing. But anyone who knows Amir know that you can’t stop him when he has his mind set on something. So he sign me to a small competition in Cyprus. I took first place and got addicted to competing ever since.
Amir always encourage me to be the best version of myself to keep finding new ways to get better, to enjoy the bjj lifestyle not only the training but the healthy eating, the competitions, and the team spirit. Always setting goals that will scare me enough to be worth taking.

Nowadays I’m studying psychology at the IDC College in Israel majoring in sport psychology.
Full time athlete competing all around the world and a personal trainer.
My vision is to become a world champion, to show the world that you can overcome your fears and always find a way to be better then yesterday!

“Winning is not a sometime thing. It’s an all the time thing. You don’t do things right once in a while. You do them right all the time. Winning is a habit.”
-Vince Lombardi.