"I have been coaching for many years, and I can honestly say that this martial arts course is one of the best I have seen. The curriculum is well-structured, and the techniques taught are effective and applicable in real-world situations."
Come join our gym and try it out for 30 day no commitment. We offer beginners class with this program so you can explore Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu at a low low price. This is the best way to find out if our gym and programs are a fit for you.
*Applies to new members only.
Age-appropriate classes designed to teach self-defense, discipline, and respect while building foundational BJJ skills. Often structured to be fun and engaging, with games and drills incorporated to keep children interested.
Beginner Classes: Focus on foundational techniques, such as basic positions, escapes, sweeps, and submissions.
Intermediate Classes: Build on the basics, with more advanced techniques and strategies.
Advanced Classes: High-level techniques, drills, and sparring for experienced practitioners looking to refine their skills and game.
Designated times when gym members and anyone else can come in to spar, drill, or work on specific techniques with other students without formal instruction. Open mat is an essential part of BJJ training to build timing, flow, and strategy.
One-on-one coaching for personalized attention, allowing the student to work on specific techniques or areas of weakness.
Training without the traditional kimono (gi), often focusing on different grips, positioning, and submissions. This style is popular in competitions like submission grappling and MMA.
Tailored programs or classes that focus on preparing athletes for BJJ competitions, including specific drills, mental preparation, game planning, and strategies for tournament settings.
Special events where top-tier instructors or world-renowned BJJ black belts visit the gym to teach advanced techniques or strategies. These are usually open to members and sometimes non-members for a fee.
Many gyms offer special programs for families where parents and children can train together, along with discounts for families who enroll multiple members.
Selling BJJ-specific gear, including gis, rash guards, belts, mats, and other accessories. Some gyms may also sell their own branded merchandise.