Curriculum

Competition is important in all sports but the ruleset of Jiu-Jitsu assigns points for achieving positions that would benefit you in self-defense. Jiu-Jitsu is Jiu-Jitsu whether you’re training to defend yourself or to win tournaments. If you’re interested in the sport application of Jiu-Jitsu, the IBJJF San Jose Open is quickly approaching! This is a […]

At its core, Jiu-Jitsu is a combat sport and always has a risk of injury. Luckily, this risk of injury is very low when training since our instructors are always watching to make sure no-one is unintentionally harmed while practicing. When drilling and live training with our teammates we let go of submissions as soon […]

Starting Brazilian Jiu Jitsu is compared to a toddler learning to walk. At first you will learn to stand, then take little steps and eventually be able to run. As you build your skill with the movement and technique your confidence will carry you on to new challenges. This process of learning starts with Professor […]

Another week of training is here! Each week we study a new part of the curriculum that guides students through their training journey. Our goal is to teach the movement of Jiu Jitsu while becoming familiar with some of the most important positions. Whether you’re new to Jiu Jitsu or have been training for years, […]

There are many factors to consider when you decide to start your training. One of the most important is your level of participation in class. Training a couple times a week is amazing but this time has to be well spent in order to be effective. Stepping on the mat in itself does not make […]

Spring is here – warm weather and new lesson plans are on the way. We have different instructors for our classes but they all follow the curriculum and teachings of our Professor Caio Terra. Nothing is more confusing than unorganized and inconsistent learning. Luckily Professor has systemized his teaching so everyone can learn the movement […]