KYLIE CAMPBELL
RANK: Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Purple Belt
Assistant Coach | Membership & Administration Manager
Kylie Campbell is a proud member of the Global Jiu Jitsu Academy coaching team and a passionate advocate for women in martial arts. With a high level background in sport, she has represented the Bay of Plenty, Auckland, and North Harbour regions in netball and touch rugby. As a former New Zealand netball age group representative, Kylie also competed for the Auckland Diamonds and Counties Manukau Comets.
Starting her Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu journey later in life, Kylie quickly discovered the many physical, mental, and emotional benefits the sport offers especially for women. In just two years, she earned her blue belt in 2019, going on to win a Silver medal at the 2024 SJJIF World Championships in Nagoya, Japan. Her continued commitment was recently recognised in December 2025 when she was awarded her purple belt.
Kylie is a strong believer in the power of Jiu-Jitsu to build confidence, strength, and resilience in women of all ages. Through consistent training, women can learn effective self-defense, improve physical fitness, reduce stress, and become part of a supportive and empowering community. She is living proof that it’s never too late to start.
As an assistant coach, Kylie works closely with both the kids’ and women’s programs, helping others discover the transformative impact Jiu-Jitsu can have. Off the mats, she handles the academy’s administration and membership inquiries, ensuring every member feels welcomed and supported from day one.
Kylie encourages all women, whether you’re looking for a new challenge, seeking self empowerment, or simply wanting to improve your wellbeing to step onto the mat and give Jiu-Jitsu a go.
RANK: Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Purple Belt
Assistant Coach | Membership & Administration Manager
Kylie Campbell is a proud member of the Global Jiu Jitsu Academy coaching team and a passionate advocate for women in martial arts. With a high level background in sport, she has represented the Bay of Plenty, Auckland, and North Harbour regions in netball and touch rugby. As a former New Zealand netball age group representative, Kylie also competed for the Auckland Diamonds and Counties Manukau Comets.
Starting her Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu journey later in life, Kylie quickly discovered the many physical, mental, and emotional benefits the sport offers especially for women. In just two years, she earned her blue belt in 2019, going on to win a Silver medal at the 2024 SJJIF World Championships in Nagoya, Japan. Her continued commitment was recently recognised in December 2025 when she was awarded her purple belt.
Kylie is a strong believer in the power of Jiu-Jitsu to build confidence, strength, and resilience in women of all ages. Through consistent training, women can learn effective self-defense, improve physical fitness, reduce stress, and become part of a supportive and empowering community. She is living proof that it’s never too late to start.
As an assistant coach, Kylie works closely with both the kids’ and women’s programs, helping others discover the transformative impact Jiu-Jitsu can have. Off the mats, she handles the academy’s administration and membership inquiries, ensuring every member feels welcomed and supported from day one.
Kylie encourages all women, whether you’re looking for a new challenge, seeking self empowerment, or simply wanting to improve your wellbeing to step onto the mat and give Jiu-Jitsu a go.