Sport Sambo
Grip fighting, committed throwing entries, rapid transitions and the instinct to establish useful control immediately after the landing.
Throw · transition · controlBORETS team & academy · Kropyvnytskyi, Ukraine
BORETS is a Ukrainian hybrid grappling academy built on Sport Sambo, freestyle wrestling and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, with modern strength and conditioning connecting the work. Athletes compete in grappling and BJJ; the foundation is deliberately broader.

The BORETS method
Each style owns a different part of the same problem. Training connects those parts into decisions an athlete can repeat under resistance and competition pressure.
Grip fighting, committed throwing entries, rapid transitions and the instinct to establish useful control immediately after the landing.
Throw · transition · controlStance, motion, leg attacks, chain finishes, takedown defense, scrambling and the ability to keep working when the first action stalls.
Position · attack · re-attackPositional problem-solving, guard work, pressure, escapes and submission decisions in both gi and no-gi environments.
Position · pressure · finishStrength, power, aerobic support, repeat-effort capacity and load management are planned around technical practice. Conditioning must make the grappler more available to learn and compete—not merely more tired.
The competition pathway
Grappling and BJJ are the primary competitive outlets for the team. Young athletes who grow inside the academy build an unusually broad base: they learn to stand, attack legs, throw, scramble, control and solve ground positions rather than being defined by a single ruleset.
Every athlete learns balance, first contact and safe takedown decisions.
A score is not the end of the exchange; the landing must lead to control or the next attack.
Rules change, so athletes learn what transfers and what must be adapted.
Technical work, physical preparation, recovery and decision-making share one calendar.

Founder · Head coach
Ievgen’s coaching system comes from a long competitive life across judo, Sport Sambo and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. He received his BJJ black belt in 2019 through Zé Radiola and Max Carvalho, then continued building a Kropyvnytskyi program in which athletes can move intelligently between styles instead of defending one style as an identity.
BJJ Heroes profiled Skyrda as the driving force behind Kropyvnytskyi’s international grappling success, documenting his judo and sambo base, the academy’s professional training structure and its open, work-first selection philosophy.
Documented roots
The system grew from daily mat work in Kropyvnytskyi before the media project or international audience existed.
Ievgen Skyrda received his black belt through the Zé Radiola / Max Carvalho lineage.
BJJ Heroes reported approximately 800 students in January 2021. This is a documented historical marker, not a live enrollment claim.
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