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Adults Program - Ages 13 - Adults
Teens and adults train together in a safe, supportive, no-ego environment.
Beginners start with fundamentals and step-by-step guidance.
Experienced grapplers can sharpen their technique and positional control, and prepare for competition. Regardless of your level, you’ll find both challenge and growth here.
Beginners:
No experience needed.
Experts: Advanced techniques, positional control, submissions, and optional competition prep.
Adult Belt System
The white belt represents the very beginning of your journey. Progression depends on consistency, skill acquisition, and instructor evaluation. A typical duration for white belt is 1-2 years of consistent training. During this stage you can expect: ~Fundamental positions: guard, mount, side control and back control ~Basic submissions: armbar, triangle, rear-naked choke ~Escape and defense ~Become comfortable in basic positions and escapes ~Perform a few simple submissions during live rolling ~Begin understanding leverage, posture, and body mechanics.
The blue belt is the first major belt promotion after white belt. It represents that you have moved from “beginner” to a competent, intermediate level. A typical duration to earn a blue belt is 2-3 years of consistent training. During this stage you can expect: ~Expanding techniques and combinations ~Develop a personal style or preferred positions ~Improve timing, reaction and decision making during live rolling ~Consistency in applying fundamentals under pressure ~Survive and execute techniques effectively in live rolling.
The purple belt is a significant milestone in your journey and is the transition from intermediate to advanced intermediate skill level. It is where personal style and a deep understanding starts to show. A typical duration to earn a purple belt is 4-6 years of consistent training. During this stage you can expect: ~Refining techniques and transitions ~Understanding strategy and flow in live rolling ~Beginning to teach fundamentals to lower belts ~Possess the ability to control and dominate positions ~Start implementing advanced submissions and counters.
The brown belt signifies advanced skill, refinement, and preparation for mastery. It represents both technical excellence and maturity. A typical duration to earn a brown belt is 6-8 years of consistent training. During this stage you can expect: ~Perfecting techniques, timing, and efficiency ~Mentoring students and refining teaching skills ~High level positional control and submission proficiency ~Deep understanding of strategy.
The black belt is the pinnacle of the standard belt system and represents mastery, expertise, and deep understanding of art which includes mindset, teaching ability and dedication. Earning a black belt demonstrates years of dedication, patience and respect for the art. A typical duration to earn a black belt is 8-12 years of consistent training. During this stage you can expect: ~Being considered a master of the art ~Teaching and contributing to the BJJ community ~Continual learning and improvement,
The red/black belt (also known as the coral belt) is the next step beyond black belt and represents a lifetime of dedication, leadership, and influence within Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. It signifies not only mastery of the art, but also a profound commitment to teaching, guiding, and shaping the BJJ community. Achieving this rank reflects decades of perseverance, discipline, and respect for the tradition of Jiu-Jitsu. A typical duration to reach red/black belt is after at least 31 years of continuous training at the black belt level. During this stage you can expect: ~Recognition as a senior leader and authority in the art ~Significant contributions to the growth and development of BJJ ~Serving as a mentor and role model for future generations ~Continued pursuit of knowledge and refinement of technique.
The red belt is the highest rank in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and is reserved for those who have devoted their lives to the art. It symbolizes not just technical mastery, but a legacy of leadership, contribution, and preservation of Jiu-Jitsu. This rank is held by only a handful of practitioners worldwide, representing an extraordinary journey of discipline, humility, and influence. Earning a red belt typically requires over 40 years of continuous training after achieving black belt, along with significant contributions to the advancement of the art. During this stage you can expect: ~Recognition as a living legacy of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu ~Guiding and inspiring the global BJJ community ~Upholding the traditions and values of the art ~Serving as a guardian of Jiu-Jitsu for future generations.