Kids Jiu Jitsu Classes

Kids JIu Jitsu Classes

Introduction:


Why Kids Jiu Jitsu Classes Are the Best Activity for Your Child


In today’s screen-filled world, finding an activity that keeps kids active, teaches valuable life skills, and is genuinely fun can be a challenge. Brazilian Jiu Jitsu (BJJ) kids classes have become a top choice for parents seeking more than just sport—it’s a complete character-building experience. These classes blend physical fitness, self-defense, discipline, and games in a safe, supportive environment.


The Many Benefits of Jiu Jitsu for Kids

  • 1.  Builds Unshakeable Confidence: Through progressive belt systems and mastering techniques, children gain a sense of accomplishment. They learn to believe in themselves, both on and off the mats.
  • 2.  Teaches Real Anti-Bullying Skills: BJJ empowers kids with practical self-defense that emphasizes control and de-escalation, not violence. It’s often called “bully-proofing” because it gives children tools to handle conflicts calmly and effectively.
  • 3.  Improves Focus and Discipline: Classes start with bowing in, lining up, and listening to instructions—habits that translate to better behavior at school and home. The structured yet playful format helps even energetic kids develop attention spans.
  • 4.  Boosts Physical Fitness Through Fun: Warm-ups include exciting games like shark tank or sumo wrestling on the mats, building strength, coordination, agility, and cardio without feeling like exercise.
  • 5.  Fosters Friendships and Respect: Training in a team environment teaches respect for instructors and peers. Kids cheer each other on, high-five after rolls, and form lasting bonds in a positive, ego-free space.


What a Typical Kids Jiu Jitsu Class Looks Like

Most sessions last 45-60 minutes and are age-appropriate. Little ones (ages 4-6) focus on basic movements, coordination games, and simple techniques. Older kids (7-12) learn more advanced positions, escapes, and light sparring. Instructors are experienced, background-checked, and prioritize safety—tapping out is celebrated as smart, not weak.

Parents love watching their children grow more resilient, polite, and happy. Many report improvements in grades, reduced screen time, and better social skills.


Is Jiu Jitsu Right for Your Child?

Whether your kid is shy, hyperactive, or athletic, BJJ adapts to all personalities. No prior experience needed—just bring energy and a willingness to learn.

Enroll your child in a kids Jiu Jitsu class today and watch them thrive. Active Jiu Jitsu offer free trial classes—give it a try and see the difference!

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Curriculum

*1st place – Brazil Cup Jiu-Jitsu (CBJJO) – 2004
*1st place – Rio de Janeiro Jiu-Jitsu State League (LERJJ) – 2004
*1st place – Rio de Janeiro Jiu-Jitsu State Championship (FJJ-Rio) – weight and open weight division – 2004
*1st place – Rio de Janeiro Jiu-Jitsu State Ranking (FJJ-Rio) – 2004
‍*2nd place – Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Championship (CBJJ) – 2005
*1st place – Rio de Janeiro Jiu-Jitsu State Championship – weight and open weight division (FJJ-Rio) – 2005.
*1st place – Rio de Janeiro Jiu-Jitsu State Ranking (FJJ-Rio) – 2005
*1st place – Brazil Cup Jiu-Jitsu – weight division – 2006
* 3rd place – Brazil Cup Jiu-Jitsu – Absolut of light division – 2006
*1st place – Super Cup Rip Dorey Jiu-Jitsu No-Gi Professional – 2006
*1st place – Rio de Janeiro Jiu-Jitsu State Championship – weight and open weight division (FJJ-Rio) – 2006
*3rd Pan American Jiu-Jitsu Championship CBJJO 2007 – Weight Division
*3rd Pan American Jiu-Jitsu Championship CBJJO 2007 – Open Weight Division
*2nd place – South American Jiu-Jitsu Championship (IBJJF ) – 2007
*1st place – Rio de Janeiro Jiu-Jitsu State Championship (FJJ-Rio ) – 2007
*1st place – International Jiu-Jitsu No Gi Championship – 2007
*1st place – Rio de Janeiro Jiu-Jitsu State Championship (FJJ-Rio) – 2008
*1st place – Rio de Janeiro Jiu-Jitsu State Championship (FJJD-Rio) – 2008
*1st place – Rio de Janeiro Jiu-Jitsu State Championship (FJJ-Rio) – open weight division – 2009
*1st place – South American Jiu-Jitsu Championship (IBJJF)- 2009
*2nd place – Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Jiu-Jitsu No Gi Championship (CBJJ)- 2009
*1st place – Super Fight Jiu-Jitsu – Ohio – 2011
*1st place – Colorado State Jiu-Jitsu No Gi Championship – weight Division – 2011
*1st place – Colorado State Jiu-Jitsu No Gi Championship – Open Weight Division – 2011
*1st place – Super Fight Jiu-Jitsu – Colorado – 2011
*1st place – Dallas Jiu-Jitsu International Open (IBJJF) – 2012
*3rd place – Pan American Jiu-Jitsu International Championship (IBJJF) – 2013
*1st place – Chicago Jiu-Jitsu International Open (IBJJF) – 2013
*1st place – Seattle Jiu-Jitsu International Open (IBJJF) – 2014
*1st place – BJJ Tour Jiu-Jitsu International – 2014
*1st place – Summer Classic Super Fight Jiu-Jitsu – 2015
*1st place – Europa Super Show Dallas – Jiu-Jitsu No-Gi Super Fight – 2015
*1st place – Vegas International Open (IBJJF) – Weight division – 2016
*1st place – Vegas International Open (IBJJF) Open weight division – 2016
*1st place – Los Angeles PRO (IBJJF) – 2016
*2nd place – weight division – New York International Open (IBJJF) – 2017
*3rd place – Absolute (open weight) divison – New York International Open (IBJJF) – 2017
*1st place – National Championship (IBJJF) – 2017
*1st place – San Jose International Open Championship (IBJJF) – 2017
*1st place – weight division – Seattle International Open Championship (IBJJF) – 2017
*2nd place – absolute (open weight division) – Seattle International Open Championship (IBJJF) – 2017
*Champion of super fight – Fight to Win PRO 47TX – 2017
*1st place – San Diego Pro Championship (IBJJF) – 2017
*2nd place – Pan American No Gi International Championship (IBJJF) – 2017
*1st place – San Antonio International Open (IBJJF) – 2017
*1st place – Cincinnati International Open (IBJJF) – 2017
*2nd place – World NO GI (IBJJF) – 2017
*1st place – Seattle International Open (IBJJF) – 2018
*2nd place – Super fight – Fight to Win PRO 87 TX – 2018