BJJ for Kids 7–15 years

Yes, children cannot be forced into sports, so we don’t force parents to pay for the first class either.

Yes. We train on tatami mats, teach techniques gradually, and pair children according to their age, size, and experience. Everything takes place following clear rules under the supervision of multiple coaches.

No, they don’t. Most children start with us from scratch, and we introduce beginners step by step.

Comfortable sportswear, a water bottle, and the desire to give it a try are all they need. You don’t need to buy a gi before the first class.

No. Competitions are an option for children who are interested in them. They can train just as well for fun, exercise, and the community.

You can choose one, two, or up to five classes per week. This allows the child to start gradually and add more later. We recommend at least twice a week so the child can see their own progress.

Definitely. Girls and boys train together, and we pair them up so that the class is safe and beneficial for everyone.

Yes, the first class is free for everyone; there’s no need to pay for classes in advance.

We appreciate it if you let us know about your child’s absence. We do not adjust tuition fees for short-term absences.

During the first week of the school year, we give parents space to observe the classes so they can get an idea of how they run. For the rest of the year, parents do not have access to the classes.

We pair students based on age, weight, and experience.

We promote children roughly once per school year. We take into account not only attendance, but also how the child behaves in class. We have four core pillars that our Kids BJJ program is built on: respect, discipline, responsibility, and focus.

We treat each child individually and try to empathize with their situation. Some children jump right in, while others take longer. We make sure to give every child enough space to adapt to the new group.