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We focus exclusively on kids, serving ages 4 and up. Classes are split into four cohorts so your child is always training with kids their own size and stage:

• Ages 4–5
• Ages 6–8
• Ages 9–12
• 13+ (Teens)

Yes. Our classes are built for mixed levels. Whether it's their first day or they've been training for years, the games-based approach lets every kid work at their own pace — no experience needed to start.

We're currently running classes every Monday. Each age group has its own time slot — check the live schedule for the specific times.

Yes — and we recommend it. The first class is free. Come meet the coaches, see the space, and watch your kid on the mat before committing to anything.

$120/month, billed monthly. No contracts. Pay cash and it drops to $108/month — a 10% discount.

Yes. Every additional family member who joins gets 15% off the base rate.

No. Membership is month-to-month. Just send a written notice by email before your next billing cycle if you need to cancel.

Mats are cleaned before and after every training day, and dry-mopped between classes. We also enforce a strict clean-gear policy — students in dirty clothes don't train.

Training stops immediately, the student is assessed, and parents are notified right away. We never push kids to work through pain.

We ask parents to cheer for effort, not technique. If a child is listening to you, they're not listening to their own instincts or the instructor. The whole point of our method is that kids solve problems themselves — that only works if we let them.

They're learning faster because they're playing. We use Constraint-Led Games instead of drilling moves in a line. Students solve real grappling problems against a resisting partner — it looks like play, but it builds functional skill and grappling intelligence much faster than rote repetition.

We group students by age and size, and our games are designed to be competitive without being dangerous. There's no unsupervised sparring. The goal is technical growth, not dominance.