We offer a special method separated by age group called: “WINNERS” is designed to improve their basic motor skills and efficient body mechanics through various activities, presented in a fun and engaging manner. As they advance in understanding, factors such as discipline and coordination, losing and winning, and extract the best from each one.
They gain the self-esteem and self-confidence essential for them to develop into safe, disciplined children. We also focus on bully proofing. They will be taught how to defend themselves using both verbal and real life JiuJitsu techniques.
JiuJitsu will help your child overcome bullies using leverage and control, instead of kicking and punching. Our young kids develop discipline, respect, courage, athleticism, and patience among other important values.
We promote nonviolent resolutions to conflict.
FUNDAMENTALS CLASS
15yrs UP:
Teaches the student to use techniques, fall without getting hurt, progression of the fight. Self-defense is part of the curriculum, so it is suitable for anyone interested in working on the basics and practical jiu jitsu and gives a great foundation for sport jiu jitsu.
Goals:
INTERMEDIATE CLASS
The Intermediate Class is built on higher level techniques and drills that start shaping the student’s game flow through the development of reflexes, speed and reaction time as well as transitions between one technique and another. Expand your knowledge of key concepts and positions from Fundamentals class while building higher levels of strength, balance, coordination, decision-making skills and fast response – reaction.
The goal of intermediate class is to prepare the transition of the fundamental student from white belt to blue belt. The students start to understand the connections between different positions and combinations of moves to achieve the ‘points’ as it relates to sport jiu jitsu.
ADVANCED CLASS
Transition between one technique and another, speed and reaction time are explored in this lesson program.
Designed for blue belts and higher.
Goals:
It is the same JiuJitsu techniques but without the Gi.
We recommend our students begin training NoGi after the 4th stripe on the white belt.
PLEASE NOTE:
His journey began in Brazil, specifically São Paulo, where he initiated his training. In 2007, he made the significant move to San Diego, California.
The International Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Federation (IBJJF) has a belt graduation system that consists of several ranks, with each rank represented by a different colored belt. The IBJJF belt system follows the same order as most other Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ) organizations.
Here is a breakdown of the IBJJF belt graduation system:
Congratulations the white belt is the belt that takes longer to get some people to start Jiu jitsu in their 20s 30s 40s etc. This is the starting rank for all BJJ practitioners, and it signifies a beginner’s level of skill.
How it works: 150 classes total, 4 degrees every 30 classes complete a degree also known as “stripe”.
Is awarded to practitioners who have gained a basic understanding of BJJ fundamentals.
How it works: 325 classes total, 4 degrees every 65 classes complete a degree.
The purple belt is the next level after blue, and it signifies that the practitioner has developed a deeper understanding of BJJ techniques and concepts.
How it works: 375 classes total, 4 degrees 75 classes complete a degree.
The brown belt is the rank just below black belt, and it signifies that the practitioner has become an expert in BJJ and is capable of teaching and mentoring others.
How it works: 425 classes total, 4 degrees every 85 classes complete a degree.
The black belt is the highest level of achievement in BJJ, and it represents mastery of the art. It can take many years of dedicated training and practice to earn a black belt.
Follow the IBJJF rules.
In addition to the five main belt ranks, there are also degrees that can be earned within each belt rank. For example, a black belt can earn up to ten
degrees, which are represented by red and black stripes on the belt.
Degrees are typically earned through continued training, teaching, and contributions to the BJJ community.
It’s worth noting that the IBJJF has specific requirements and guidelines for each belt promotion, and practitioners must meet certain criteria in terms of technical proficiency, competition experience, and time spent training in order to be eligible for promotion.
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