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  • First Class Expectations and Tips

    First Class Expectations and Tips

    What to expect: Before the class begins, it is tradition to line up facing the Professor and bow saying “OSS” which communicates respect to the professor and to the art. The lowest rank student will line up at the opposite end to the highest rank. The class is structured to be warm-up-drilling-position training-live rolls. For your first class you will be performing the beginner level warm up, drill, and position. The Professor will give you a customized training experience based on your unique learning style. There will be a time set aside in the class for live sparring or “rolling” or as Professor ....

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  • Flow Vs. Strength

    Flow Vs. Strength

    Flow vs Strength Ever rolled with that training partner that doesn’t appear to breathe the entire fight from the sheer amount of pressure they applied through 100% of the roll? Or Ever rolled with that training partner that is light as a feather and appears to put in 0% strength and still manage to obtain dominant positioning or control? Chances are, if you have spent more than a week on the mats, then you have experienced one of the above examples. The debate at hand is flow vs strength. But the fact is that they should not be against one another, but used in a perfect balance. It is important to flow through with ....

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  • Hygiene Tips for Jiu Jitsu Class

    Trim your nails! Long nails are a hazard for you and the individuals drilling and rolling with you! Take care of your team and yourself by keeping your nails trimmed down. Cover any open wounds. If you have an open wound, it will come in contact with the mats or another student’s body. It is important to cover these wounds with a band aid and secure throughout it training to avoid spread of germs. Wash your gi and no-gi attire. It is very important not to procrastinate washing your gear after training. You must wash your gear consistently to avoid excessive odor and bacteria build up! Remove jewelry. Jewelry on the mats is dangerous for you and your training partners. It can ....

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  • 4 Mental Health Benefits to Jiu-Jitsu--Stress LESS!

    4 Mental Health Benefits to Jiu-Jitsu--Stress LESS!

    1 . Stress relief : Jiu jitsu can help reduce stress and anxiety by providing an outlet for physical activity and releasing endorphins. 2. Self-confidence : Learning and practicing jiu jitsu can help build self-confidence and self-esteem by mastering new skills and overcoming challenges. 3. Mindfulness: Jiu jitsu requires a high level of focus and concentration, which can help develop mindfulness and improve mental clarity. 4. Social connection: Being part of a jiu jitsu community can provide a sense of belonging and social support, which can help reduce feelings of loneliness and isolation. Overall, jiu jitsu ....

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We will not have classes March 12th and 13th as we move to our new location at 41 W Nine Mile Rd! Please refer to our social media for updates on our Grand Opening March 14th.