Your questions answered

We understand you might have questions before starting your journey. Our community thrives on mutual trust and respect, and we're here to provide clear, straightforward answers to help you feel confident and prepared.

Frequently asked questions

We've gathered the most common questions new members ask about training . Our goal is to provide honest and helpful information, ensuring you have everything you need to know before stepping onto the mat.

Do I need my own gi for the first session?
No, you do not need your own gi for your first session. Wear comfortable sportswear, and we can advise you on purchasing a gi if you decide to continue.

What should I bring for my first class?
Just bring comfortable athletic clothing. No need for a gi on your very first session!

What can I expect from my first session?
You can expect a welcoming environment, an introduction to basic techniques, and a chance to experience our community firsthand. We focus on safety and a positive learning experience.

Do you teach children as young as 4 years old?

Yes, we offer classes for children from 4 years old.Please see our Kids Kids page for more details.

Am I too old to start Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu?
Definitely not! Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu is for all ages and fitness levels. We have members of all ages who started later in life and thrive in our classes.

Do I need to be fit to start?
No, you do not need to be fit to start. Our classes are designed to gradually improve your fitness as you learn. We encourage everyone to start at their own pace.

How long does it take to get a blue belt?
The time it takes to achieve a blue belt varies for each individual, depending on consistency, dedication, and learning speed. Focus on the journey and the learning process!

Do I have to compete?

Competing is entirely optional. While we support those who wish to compete, many of our members train purely for self-defense, fitness, and personal development.

Important advice for new members

To ensure a safe and respectful environment for everyone, please take note of these important guidelines before joining or visiting our Academy.

When training, please wear clothing without zippers or pockets to prevent injuries. Ensure your nails are trimmed short. If you have your own gi, please wash it after every session for hygiene reasons. These simple steps help maintain a safe and clean training environment for our entire community.