Adult classes
Three ways to train
Every adult class is open to ages 16 and up. You can train in one or all three, and a coach helps you pick where to begin.

Gi classes
Posture, grips on the uniform, guard, passing and escapes. Gi fundamentals is where every white belt starts, and Gi, all levels is for everyone else.
Gi fundamentals, a few mornings and evenings a week
Gi, all levels, with rounds at your pace
A Gi to borrow at the front desk

No-Gi
Shorts and a rash guard, with no uniform to grip. The game moves faster and the grips change. Noon and early-morning classes fit a work day.
Takedowns, guard and top control
Early morning and noon classes
Open to every adult member

Open mat
Unstructured time on the mat to roll, drill a position or ask a coach about something you are stuck on. Visitors from other academies are welcome.
Friday evening and Saturday morning
Gi and No-Gi
Tell us your belt when you come
Kids' program
Two kids' classes, by age
Kids train in their own classes of up to 10, and parents can watch from the bench. Every class starts and ends with a bow.
Kids' jiu-jitsuAges 5 to 8
Games and drills that teach rolling, balance and basic positions on the mat. Forty-five minutes, with no submission holds.
Classes of up to 10
A coach in every drill
Parents on the bench
Kids' jiu-jitsuAges 9 to 12
Positions, escapes and sweeps with a partner their size. Forty-five minutes, with no submission holds and no rounds that a coach is not calling.
Classes of up to 10
A waitlist when a class is full
Kids' belts with stripes
Sample content.
Not sure where to start?
Everyone starts at white belt. A first class shows you the room, the uniform and the coaches.