Gi & Nogi Jiu Jitsu
MODERN JIU-JITSU. STRONG FUNDAMENTALS.
Learn the basics correctly—and continue developing long after the basics.
Our Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu curriculum starts with the positions every grappler needs to understand: control, escapes, guard, passing, takedowns, and submissions.
From there, students are progressively introduced to the concepts and systems shaping modern high-level grappling today.
New students learn how to move, protect themselves, understand position, escape safely, and control another person before being expected to understand advanced systems.
FAQs
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No, you don’t. There are beginner classes available and many of the people who study Brazilian Jiu Jitsu have no prior martial arts training.
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Absolutely. It’s one of the world’s most effective self-defense techniques and is often preferred because it teaches students to leverage their body weight to defeat larger opponents.
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Students typically wear a Gi (two-piece garment worn by martial artists.) It is also typical for some students may want to wear a mouth guard. It’s a good idea to have a supply of athletic tape, as well.
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No. Beginner classes focus on teaching basic techniques and safety, and you can then work your way up to controlled sparring in class.