two jiu jitsu fighters grappling during a training session.

All Levels

Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu

Duration

60 MIN

Coaches

Steven Carter, Michael Lee

What To Bring

A gi and belt for gi classes, or a rash guard and shorts for no-gi. Loaner gis available for your first class.

Class Size

Up to 14

Intensity

Moderate

What It Is

BJJ is ground fighting and submissions — technique over strength, patience over panic. It’s one of the steepest learning curves in combat sports, and also one of the most rewarding, because progress here isn’t about who’s bigger or stronger. A smaller, technical practitioner can consistently control and submit someone much larger, which is exactly what draws a lot of people to it.

close-up shot of a jiu jitsu fighter tightening his gi.
What A Class Looks Like

Classes open with movement drills specific to the ground — hip escapes, bridging, basic positional transitions — before moving into technique instruction for that day’s focus, whether it’s a guard pass, a submission chain, or escape work. Positional sparring rounds close out most sessions, giving you a chance to apply what was just drilled against a live, resisting partner.

two jiu jitsu fighters grappling during a training session.
Who It's For

The learning curve is real — most people get comfortable being uncomfortable before anything clicks, and that’s normal. What keeps people coming back is how much of the game is genuinely mental: reading pressure, staying calm under a bad position, thinking two steps ahead. It rewards consistency far more than natural athleticism.

a jiu jitsu fighter resting on the floor.

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Common Questions

Before You Ask

Everything people usually want to know before their first class.

Do I need experience to join?
What should I bring to my first class?
Can I freeze or cancel my membership?
Is the free first class really free?
What age can kids start training?
Do you offer private or personal training?
Do you offer family discounts?
How do I know which class is right for me?

Common Questions

Before You Ask

Everything people usually want to know before their first class.

Do I need experience to join?
What should I bring to my first class?
Can I freeze or cancel my membership?
Is the free first class really free?
What age can kids start training?
Do you offer private or personal training?
Do you offer family discounts?
How do I know which class is right for me?

Common Questions

Before You Ask

Everything people usually want to know before their first class.

Do I need experience to join?
What should I bring to my first class?
Can I freeze or cancel my membership?
Is the free first class really free?
What age can kids start training?
Do you offer private or personal training?
Do you offer family discounts?
How do I know which class is right for me?
image of a fighter walking away from the camera.

Your Corner Is Waiting

Talk Is Cheap

Start Training

There's no perfect time to start. There's just today.

• No Contracts

• No Judgment

• No Excuses

image of a fighter walking towards the ring.

Your Corner Is Waiting

Talk Is Cheap

Start Training

There's no perfect time to start. There's just today.

• No Contracts

• No Judgment

• No Excuses

image of a fighter walking away from the camera.

Your Corner Is Waiting

Talk Is Cheap

Start Training

There's no perfect time to start. There's just today.

• No Contracts

• No Judgment

• No Excuses

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2026

Underdog Fight Gym.

All Rights Reserved | All Wrongs Reversed

©

2026

Underdog Fight Gym.

All Rights Reserved | All Wrongs Reversed

©

2026

Underdog Fight Gym.

All Rights Reserved | All Wrongs Reversed

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