BROWN BELT
Joshua Abella 4 stripes - Dec 2022
Harvey Navarro - 4 Stripes
Born Bryan Aquino - 4 stripes ( April 23 )
Michael Rey M. Villafuerte - 3 stripe
Alistair C. Malawi (2019 ) 2nd stripe (July 2022) 3rd stripe (Dec 22)
Arjeg Gutierrez - stripes Feb 23
Mototaka Amano - (July 2021) 1 stripe (July 2022 , 2nd stripe Dec 2022)
Kendrick Tan - 3rd June 23 , 2 Stripe (July 2022) ( Dec 2022 ) (Nov 23 )
Don Yonzon - 3rd June 23, 2 stripe ( July 2022, dec 22) Nov 23
John F. Garcia - 2 stripe March 2023 3rd stripe Nov 23
Lemuel Basa (Dec 2021) 1st & 2nd May 2023
Alan F Permalona - (July 2022) March 2023, 3rd stripe Dec 23
Darren Ng -(March 2022)1st (Dec 2022) 2nd (June 2023)
Sherwin Tan 2nd June 23, (Nov 2021) 1 stripe (Nov 23)
Christopher Cortez 2nd stripe March 2023, 1 stripe (July 2022) (Dec 2021) (Dec 2023 )
Brendo Pudan - 2nd June 23 , (July 2022) (March 2023)
(Nov 23 )
Roderick Lanuza - 2nd June 23 (Dec 2021) 1 - Dec 2022 ,
Romeo Arellano - 2nd June 23 , 1st stripe Dec 2022, June 2023 , Nov 23
Jun Nazereno 1st stripe - April 23
Darren Ng - 2nd stripe June 2023 1stripe Dec 2022,March 2022)
Ultra Tan - 2nd (June 2023 ) March 2022) 1st stripe Dec 2022,
Arnell Uychoco - 2nd March 23, 1st stripe Dec 2022,(July 2023) ( Nov 23 )
Nov 23
Ramon "Thirdy" Nabong III - 1st June 22, 2nd march 23 , (3rd Dec 2023)
Ivan Germaine Grimes 2nd June 23 (March 23) (Nov 23 )
John Phillip Suarez - , 1st June 23 (May 2022)(3rd Nov 23)
Emerlon Lavadia - 1st June 23, Dec 2022
Godwin Langbayan - 1st july 23, Dec 2022, Nov 23
Mark Streigal - 1st July 23, Dec 2022, Dec 23
Louann Jindani - Dec 2022, 1st Dec 23
Kevin Hindriks
Mike Plata
Allan Drueco
Johnathan Sumogot
Charles Platon 1st Stripe Nov 23
Carlo Magno F. Vicencio - (July 2021)
Igor Suboria (July 2021)
Remegio P. Nazareno II - ( June 2022)
Hero Latinio - July 2022)
Carol Pajaron - Dec 2022
Francis Castillo - Feb 2023
Kristan Anonuevo - June 23
Kenneth Menia - June 23
Oliver Ragala - June 23
Archel Gabaleo July 23
Estie Gay Liwanen - July 23
TJ Villaluna - Nov 23
Carlo Cruz - Nov 23

Aside from the exceptional belts awarded at the highest levels, brown belt is the highest “color” belt rank within the art of Brazilian Jiu-Jitu, providing a transition between the intermediate purple belt rank and the elite black belt. Brown belt is arguably the beginning of the elite ranks in and of itself, typically taking at least 5–6 years of dedicated training to achieve. As a transitional rank, it is often thought of as a time for refining rather than accumulation, where a practitioner hones already acquire ( June 2022d technical and practical skills until they reach a black belt level.

The IBJJF requires that a student be at least 18 years old and have spent a minimum of 1.5 years ranked as a purple belt to be eligible to receive a brown belt.