Gi Jiu-Jitsu
Traditional Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu in the kimono — grips, control, and the deep technical game that defines the art. Start with the fundamentals and build from there.
What We Train
Gi & No-Gi, every level
We train two ways — in the gi and without it. We make sure the fundamentals get covered, so a first-timer and a seasoned competitor can share the same mat. From there, everyone builds their own game.
No-Gi Grappling
Trained without the kimono — a grip-free style that's become the standard in modern competition. Same step-by-step progression, from your first class.
What a class actually looks like
Gi or no-gi, the shape of the hour is the same. If you have never trained before, this is what you are walking into.
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1 · Warm-up
We start by getting everyone moving and loose. It is not a fitness test — the point is to arrive at the technique ready to work, not wrecked before you have learned anything.
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2 · Technique
A coach shows the position or sequence for the day and breaks it down step by step, then walks the room while you try it. Fundamentals get covered every class, so a first-timer and a competitor can work the same material at their own depth.
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3 · Drilling
You pair up and repeat it with a partner at a pace where you can actually think. This is where the detail sinks in. New people get put with partners who will look after them and talk them through it.
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4 · Rolling
Live training, where you put it together against someone resisting. It is controlled and supervised, and nobody gets thrown into hard rounds on day one — you go at the pace you are ready for.
Come as you are for a first class: athletic clothes without zippers and some water. You do not need a gi to start.
Fundamentals covered · All levels welcome · Competition track for those who want it