Joe Worthington His Record, Net Worth, Weight, Age & More!

Who Is Joe Worthington? 

Joe Worthington martial artist from Sydney, Australia. Finding Brazilian Jiu Jitsu in his early 20’s is a BJJ brown belt under Adam Childs of Alliance Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Sydney. His enthusiasm in martial arts lead him to practiced many styles including Karate, Judo, Muay Thai, and Kung Fu and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. 

Who Is Joe Worthington? 

Joe Worthington martial artist from Sydney, Australia. Finding Brazilian Jiu Jitsu in his early 20’s is a BJJ brown belt under Adam Childs of Alliance Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Sydney. His enthusiasm in martial arts lead him to practiced many styles including Karate, Judo, Muay Thai, and Kung Fu and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. 

Bulletproof For BJJ by Joe Worthington &James Tomlinson

Another major passion of Joe Worthington’s is physical conditioning. Joe pursued researching, training, and learning the intricacies of the many genres including weightlifting, crossfit, and calisthenics. Some of the world famous coaches including Emmet Louis and Ido Portal are people that Joe has studied privately under in the past. For many years now, his education and instruction as a movement and strength coach has been adapted by his peers and countless athletes out of his own gym Jungle Brothers Strength and Movement in Australia. 

Joe gives credit to his success in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu to his consistent strength and movement based training. Joe has a website dedicated to practitioners of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu called Bulletproofforbjj.com, where he partners alongside James ‘JT’ Tomlinson, a Brazilian Jiu Jitsu practitioner and one of the first certified kettlebell instructors in Australia. The two met by being spotted at local Brazilian Jiu Jitsu competitions as being both BJJ competitors who train with kettlebells as well as being somewhat of doppelgangers of each other according to common peers. Joe Worthington and James Tomlinson met and instantly became friends brainstorming on finding ways to combine their expertise to help the Brazilian Jiu Jitsu community. Joe Worthington is extremely passionate about both martial arts and strength and movement training, making it one of his life goals to share his expertise and knowledge with Brazilian Jiu Jitsu practitioners and athletes throughout the world. 

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How Old Is Joe Worthington? 

As of December 2021, Joe Worthington is currently 38 years of age.

Joe Worthington’s Early Life? 

Joe Worthington was born in Sydney, Australia. He grew up watching martial arts films with actors including Jean Clause Van Damme and Bruce Lee. He would be found practicing the martial arts techniques that he saw in these films during his childhood in his parents home. Joe practiced many martial arts in his early life and found Brazilian Jiu Jitsu in his early 20’s. 

How Much Is Joe Worthington Worth? 

There is no information on the net worth of Joe Worthington. 

How Tall Is Joe Worthington? 

There is no information on Joe Worthington’s height. 

How Much Does Joe Worthington Weigh? 

Joe Worthington has competed in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu competitions at the medium heavy weight division -88.3 kg (194lbs) he also competes in absolute divisions which are open weight. 

Joe Worthington’s Fight List! 

No information of Joe Worthingtons fight list found online.

Joe Worthington's Record! 

Joe Worthington is a Brazilian Jiu Jitsu competitor. Joe earned his last win in May of 2021. He won gold in the male -88.3 kg (medium heavy) division of the NSWBJJF Autumn Cup as well as winning silver in the open class division of the same competition. 

Joe Worthington’s Injuries! 

On the bulletproof for bjj podcast #25 recorded in November of 2021, Joe Worthington discusses with his business partner James Tomlinson about injuries. Joe has a few injuries that he discusses. One being rupturing his ACL, one of the most important ligaments in the knee when dealing with knee joint integrity. He was 1 year and ¾ post surgery when discussing it. Joe tore it during competition training with his coach Adam Childs. They were training intensely, near the end of the roll his coach surprised him with a collar drag. Joe was off balance and his ACL had been ruptured and meniscus torn. He did not feel any pain initially because the ligament was completely torn. If it were slightly torn the pain would have been immediate. Joe names this to be the most catastrophic injury that he has ever gone through. Changing the trajectory of the last couple years of his training. He mentions if he has an injury like that again then he would opt out of surgery if possible because the majority of the time he has had to spend away from training was because of the surgery. Another that he discusses on his podcast #17 about dealing with lower back pain is some of the lower back pain that he experiences during and outside of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. He mentions even being in the position of standing and leaning forward like when he is standing at his sink or gardening. Joe attributes this to constantly having your hips flexed and under pressure in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. Joe’s bulletproof for bjj program helps strengthen the body to aid in preventing as well as rehabilitating injuries. 

Is Joe Worthington Retired? 

Joe Worthington is currently not retired. Joe is still actively competing with his last competition being in May of 2021. Joe won gold in his own weight class and silver in the open weight class at the NSWBJJF Autumn Cup in Sydney, Australia.

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