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Beginner BJJ
A first-month roadmap built around positions, tapping, defense, and a sustainable schedule.
Open guide →12 practical guides
BJJ training paths for every starting point.
Use the guides to understand class purpose, learning priorities, safety boundaries, weekly structure, and the questions to take to a qualified local coach.
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Kids BJJ
Parent-focused guidance for coaching, safeguarding, partner matching, and age-appropriate progress.
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Adult BJJ
Long-term training structure for beginners, intermediate students, advanced practitioners, and busy schedules.
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Gi Training
Sleeve and collar grips, guard, passing, uniform rules, and a transferable positional foundation.
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No-Gi Training
Hand-fighting, underhooks, scrambles, submission grappling, and clear leg-lock rules.
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Competition Training
Rules, match plans, score awareness, tournament pacing, and post-event review.
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Self-Defense
Awareness, boundaries, distance, escape, control, and realistic limits.
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Private Lessons
Focused coaching that produces checkpoints, resistant testing, and a follow-up plan.
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Open Mat
Productive positional rounds, host rules, hygiene, partner communication, and cross-training etiquette.
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MMA Fundamentals
How strikes, wall work, takedowns, and stand-up priorities change grappling decisions.
Open guide →11
Fight Fitness
Simple strength, aerobic work, limited intervals, and recovery-aware scheduling.
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BJJ Membership
Compare total costs, contracts, class access, required gear, and cancellation terms.
Open guide →How to choose
Match the path to the problem.
New students need orientation and defense. Parents need safeguards and age-appropriate coaching. Competitors need rules and specific rounds. Cross-trainers need clear boundaries between BJJ, MMA, and self-defense.
- Choose the strongest beginner pathway you can attend consistently.
- Confirm submission and intensity rules before live work.
- Add volume only when sleep, soreness, and concentration remain stable.
Start where you are
Not sure which class to try first?
Start with the beginner guide, then compare gi and no-gi. Use the academy guide before signing a membership.