Every class follows Professor Caio’s curriculum but individual coach will have small changes in the way they teach the information and run class. Coach Gonzalez is always watching classes and giving feedback to them so you get the best learning experience possible. Take advantage of the ability to ask different coaches questions as you go Continue Reading
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CURRICULUM: WEEK OF AUGUST 18th
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 Continue Reading
CURRICULUM: WEEK OF AUGUST 11th
Whether it’s your first day or you’ve been training for decades, we have a class for you. INTRO / CT-A:Â The starting point for learning Professor’s Jiu-Jitsu. This class emphasizes the most important techniques and movements of BJJ with positional training as time allows. CT-B:Â Continues to expand on the concepts in CT-A while introducing more advanced Continue Reading
CURRICULUM: WEEK OF AUGUST 4th
Alexander Leco will be stepping in to assist and to teach more classes this month! One of the best features of the academy schedule is the ability to get insight from different instructors on the understanding and application of Professor Caio’s curriculum. If you’re looking to begin your training journey, CT-A classes will give you Continue Reading
CURRICULUM: WEEK OF JULY 21ST
Monday – July 22, 2024 1:00 pm (Kickboxing/Muay Thai): Coach Michael Collins 4:15 pm (Muay Thai Youth): Coach Eric Adams 4:30 pm (Kids I Alligators): Side Control – Bear hugs escapes, Armbar and Mount 5:00 pm (Kids II Bobcats/Family Class): Mount Attacks – Mount control, Key Lock and Armbar 5:00 pm (Pre-Teen Cougars/Family Class): Mount Defenses – Keylock defense, Continue Reading
CURRICULUM: WEEK OF JULY 7TH
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 Continue Reading
