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Frequently asked questions
FAQ
All of our memberships include unlimited training! You pay once a month and train as much, or as little, as you decide.
Your membership is completely in your hands!
Not a problem at all! One of the best things about Jiu Jitsu is that everyone starts at the same place. Our higher belts remember exactly what it was like to be brand new, and they’re always happy to help guide you along the journey. Every class includes a mix of beginners and experienced students, giving you the opportunity to learn from training partners at all levels.
Awesome! We encourage kids to explore different activities and find the sports they truly enjoy. Since Jiu Jitsu is practiced year-round and doesn’t follow a traditional season schedule, we understand that families often balance multiple commitments. To help with that, we offer a two-month membership pause so your child can focus on other sports or important activities when needed.
That said, we’ve found that maintaining even one class per week can often be more beneficial than taking a complete break. While a child is away, their teammates continue learning and progressing, which can sometimes leave returning students feeling a little behind. Keeping a consistent connection to training—even at a reduced schedule—helps children maintain confidence, friendships, and momentum on the mats.
Absolutely! We love welcoming visitors and meeting new people in the Jiu Jitsu community. If you’re visiting from out of town, we ask that you bring your own training gear if possible. If you don’t have gear with you, please reach out ahead of time to check on loaner equipment availability.
If you’re an experienced visitor, please do not fill out the trial class form, as that is intended for prospective students who are brand new to training.
We offer:
Day Pass: $20
Week Pass: $50
Both options include unlimited training for the duration of your visit.
Participant Requirements & Minor Policy
Participants must be 18 years or older to enroll and sign membership agreements, including trial classes, visitors or seminars.
Minors (under 18) must have a parent or legal guardian present for the initial class and must personally sign all liability waivers and membership documents before participating in a class.
We do not permit any other individual—including siblings, relatives, grandparents or friends—to sign on behalf of a minor under any circumstances (unless proper legal guardianship documentation is available). Waivers must be signed in house and will not be sent via text, email or any other way.
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