01 Ages 8–12
The age where it
starts to stick.
Eight to twelve is when kids work out what kind of person they are going to be. They get a room where effort is visible, where nobody is coasting, and where the only way up the ranks is doing the work.
Juniors BJJ runs Monday and Wednesday, Juniors Muay Thai on Tuesday and Thursday, plus the Saturday morning Lions class. They can do one, or both.
02 What you get
What this program
actually does.
Self-control they can feel
Jiu jitsu punishes panic and rewards calm, instantly and physically. That is a lesson no lecture delivers.
Goal setting with a visible ladder
Stripes and belts are earned, not bought or timed out. They learn what a long-term goal feels like.
Self-defense that stops the problem
Control, distance and leverage — the ability to stop a situation without escalating it.
A different kind of friend group
The friendships that form on a mat are built on trusting each other with your shoulder joints. They tend to hold.
03 Timetable
Junior Lions on the schedule
Fifty-three classes run every week across the whole academy. These are the ones that matter for this program — the full grid, with a live “on the mats now” marker, is on the schedule page.
04 Questions
The things people
ask first.
My child already does another sport. Can they do both?
Yes, and most do. Two classes a week is enough to progress steadily without colliding with a soccer or basketball season.
Is it safe?
Juniors drill technique with partners of similar size and experience, supervised throughout. Submissions are taught with control and released the instant a partner taps.
Will they have to compete?
No. Competition is entirely optional. Nobody is ever pushed into it.
How do promotions work?
Kids earn stripes on their belt for attendance, attitude and technique, and move up belts as they progress. It is judged by the coaches who teach them, every week.
05 Also at the academy
Other ways in.
Teens Martial Arts
Instead of giving in to the moodiness and the attitude, bring them here. Teenagers need somewhere the effort…
2 classes a week→
Brazilian Jiu Jitsu
The martial art designed so that a smaller person can control a larger one. Gi, no-gi, fundamentals and all…
23 classes a week→
One class tells you more
than any amount of reading.
Book their free trial this week. No uniform to buy, no contract, and no pressure on them or on you if it isn’t a fit.