Sponsor alexandria enriquez

Alexandria Enriquez is an elite combat sports creator and competitor whose content blends high-level jiu-jitsu, wrestling, and international competition with polished, travel-ready lifestyle storytelling. Brands looking to reach an audience around performance, discipline, and authentic athlete culture can benefit from her credibility on the mat and her engaging, visually strong social presence.

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 My name is Alex Enriquez. I started Brazilian Jiu Jitsu at KnuckleUp Fitness at the age of 11 (circa 2010) under Steve Mitchell, began wrestling at Cambridge high school (4 years) under Don St. James, and continued in college for 2 more seasons under Christian and Ashley Flavin. I, later, graduated with an exercise science degree at Life University in 2021 followed by receiving my black belt under Bruno Frazatto and Nathan Hadley in December of that year after making the switch to Atos Atlanta in late 2020. Some of my accomplishments include Multiple Gi and No Gi IBJJF Pan American titles (orange, purple, and brown) in weight and open class, 2021 IBJJF No Gi Worlds Title (brown), IBJJF Gi Worlds Medalist (Blue, Brown), 2021 ADCC East Coast Trials Runner-Up (-60kg) as well as 3x GA Girl's Folkstyle State Champion, 3x High School Folkstyle (USAW) and Freestyle (Fargo) All-American, and 2020 WCWA All-American. I began strength training and lifting under Monique Travis at the age of 14 and have enjoyed learning about personal training and CrossFit ever since. I was also fortunate to begin teaching Brazilian jiu jitsu and kickboxing classes at the age of 16 and have continued since. My goals include winning multiple black belt world titles (gi and no gi), an ADCC title, and becoming a notable jiu jitsu coach/instructor that helps guide you to achieve your fitness and sport goals. I found OpenSponsorship to help me continue this journey as a professional athlete to aid in sports traveling and daily needs. I am looking for both short term and long term sponsors that I could grow with as I begin to look into opening a Brazilian jiu jitsu academy of my own in the near future.