Find a jiu jitsu classes in Fort Worth, TX

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Top 10 jiu jitsu classes in Fort Worth, TX

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Strongheart Dojo

Strongheart Dojo

4.5(4)
2 hires on Lessons.com
9+ years in business
Serves Fort Worth, TX
YMCA D. says, "These instructors are everything I wanted. Not only did we learn how to act and sing, but we learned how to dance. I have never danced before and they made me feel it was possible. Thank You" Read more
V Fit Martial Arts, House Of Champions

V Fit Martial Arts, House Of Champions

Serves Fort Worth, TX
V-FIT HOUSE of CHAMPIONS is a fitness group of World Class martial artists and trainers dedicated to your self-defense and fitness goals. You will notice that our clientel are like family. We are all achieving personal goals we set for ourselves. With this group of caring and motivating trainers you will see why our aceivement level is high. Train Hard, Have Fun, Get Fit with V-FIT!
TRKFIT

TRKFIT

5+ years in business
Serves Fort Worth, TX & Online
Showing people the best way to get in championship shape, w/ out crazy machines or heavy weights. I teach Cardio Kickboxing w/ real life Self-defense techniques & functional Training. I am a Professional Fighter & deliver Professional Training to you! Follow on IG @Trkfittx Let's Train Text/Call me 817-988-9692
The Self Defense Company Of Fort Worth

The Self Defense Company Of Fort Worth

13+ years in business
Serves Fort Worth, TX
Hello. I do not teach standard karate or formal martial arts. From day one students learn practical and tactical self protection principles, and hands on tactics to protect themselves from the type of assaults that occur in the real world. After 25 years of trying different types of martial arts, I realized what I really wanted was actual self protection tactics - not useless forms or pointless board breaking demonstrations! You don't need to spend years attaining a black belt to learn to defend yourself. You do not have to be big, bad, or scary - you do not have to be a military veteran, or MMA champion. You can survive (or avoid) a fight or...
Action Self Defense

Action Self Defense

5.0(1)
23+ years in business
Serves Fort Worth, TX
Norbert F. says, "Vision Martial Arts Center is an excelent place to learn and train martial Arts. From the moment I went thru the door the first time I noticed it is a very family oriented place, that teaches all ages not only martial arts, but also along increasing confidence." Read more
Relentless Defense& Fitness

Relentless Defense& Fitness

Serves Fort Worth, TX
Welcome to Relentless Defense & Fitness, where we empower you to achieve your personal and physical goals in Fort Worth, TX. Specializing in martial arts classes, personal training, life coaching, wrestling, and gun and firearm training, we are dedicated to providing bespoke training experiences tailored to your needs. With a focus on safety, discipline, and personal growth, our expert guidance ensures that you develop the skills and confidence needed to excel. Join us and transform your potential into unstoppable strength and resilience.
Lunar Fitness

Lunar Fitness

Serves Fort Worth, TX & Online
Hey guys my name is Joshua Romeo I’m a fitness coach of both yoga and kickboxing as well an aspiring model I would love to be your guide on the holistic voyage of yoga 😊
Genesis Taekwondo

Genesis Taekwondo

21+ years in business
Serves Fort Worth, TX
Genesis Taekwondo, also known as Genesis TaeKwonDo Family Martial Arts School, is based in Arlington, Texas, and serves the surrounding areas. Their training focuses on self-confidence, self-control, discipline, self-defense, respect, self-assurance, and accomplishment, all aimed at nurturing well-rounded individuals. With a strong emphasis on psychological training, Genesis Taekwondo offers comprehensive martial arts instruction, including Taekwondo, Hapkido, and Judo, for men, women, and children ages 4 and up.
Fort Worth Judo Club

Fort Worth Judo Club

1 hire on Lessons.com
69+ years in business
Serves Fort Worth, TX
We strive to provide world class Judo instruction to anyone who is interested in Judo.
Practical Martial Arts Lessons

Practical Martial Arts Lessons

Serves Fort Worth, TX
My eachings involve focusing on the individual and seeing what works for them. Not only do I teach mixed martial arts but I focus on developing the mind as well. Having a strong mentality as well as physical training will determine one's success. I enjoy working with both kids and adults. They both have their own approach to the meaning behind martial arts. Anytime you can practice your passion for a living is a blessing. Seeing the spirit and strength endowed to my studenta as they grow and develop is the greatest reward that any teacher can ask for. Knowing that because of my work, many kids and teenagers will go through life with their hel...

Your jiu jitsu questions, answered

Answers to commonly asked questions from the experts on Lessons.com.

How much do jiu-jitsu classes cost?

The average cost of jiu-jitsu classes is $50 to $200 per month, depending on the class age range, number of classes per week, your commitment or contract length, and the instructor's expertise and reputation. Jiu-jitsu gyms and academies are more expensive if they have well-known instructors who are national champions on staff.

In addition to the monthly class or gym fee, you'll have extra costs for gis and belts. A jiu-jitsu gi costs $60 to $120 on average, while belts cost $15 to $30. Some gyms also charge a fee for belt promotion. However, this is frowned upon by reputable academies and is often considered a warning sign of a low-quality gym.

What is jiu-jitsu?

Jiu-jitsu is a self-defense martial art based on grappling and ground control, focusing on the skill of taking your opponent to the ground and wrestling for a dominant position. jiu-jitsu uses the principles of leverage, pressure, grip, timing, and angles to subdue your opponent.

Jiu-Jitsu classes provide:

  • Self-defense skills
  • A fun and exciting way to improve your fitness
  • Increased focus and concentration

Where did jiu-jitsu originate?

Japanese martial arts expert Mitsuyo Maeda was the first to bring grappling and groundwork-focused jiu-do demonstrations to other countries. In 1914, Carlos Gracie became one of Maeda's first Brazilian students. Carlos and his brother Hélio Gracie, along with fellow students Luis França and Oswaldo Fadda, later went on to develop Brazilian jiu-jitsu.

Is jiu-jitsu a good workout?

Jiu-Jitsu is an excellent full-body workout that improves strength, flexibility, conditioning, and endurance.

Is jiu-jitsu good for self-defense?

Jiu-jitsu is a highly effective self-defense martial art. Jiu-jitsu teaches you how to control a stronger and larger opponent, allowing smaller or weaker individuals to defend themselves and increasing their ability to escape dangerous confrontations.

Is jiu-jitsu dangerous?

Though jiu-jitsu is a contact sport, when practiced with proper technique and form it is safer than many other martial arts because it doesn't focus on striking your opponent with punches and kicks. In statewide competitions, jiu-jitsu resulted in fewer injuries than judo, Taekwondo, mixed martial arts, or traditional wrestling.

Is jiu-jitsu good for kids?

Jiu-jitsu can be extremely beneficial for kids, helping them to:

  • Build confidence and self-esteem
  • Improve discipline and focus
  • Increase strength and resilience
  • Develop respect for themselves and others
  • Foster new friendships
  • Improve coordination and body awareness

Where can I find the best jiu-jitsu classes near me?

Follow these tips to find jiu-jitsu academies and gyms near you:

  • Look for a reputable academy that focuses on jiu-jitsu rather than a mixed martial arts gym.
  • Research the instructors' competition record and reputation.
  • Read academy and instructor reviews on Lessons and Google.
  • Confirm the academy offers classes for your experience level.
  • Visit the academy in person to confirm it is clean and well-maintained and the staff is professional.
  • Take advantage of their free day or week-long trial membership to ensure the school is a good fit for you.
  • Get a copy of the contract in writing before making any payments.

What questions should I ask jiu-jitsu academies?

When researching new jiu-jitsu academies, be sure to ask these questions:

  • Is the gym beginner friendly?
  • What kind of contracts do you offer?
  • Do you offer a free trial class?
  • What is your class schedule?
  • How many students do you have?
  • How many students are in a typical class?
  • What is the instructor's lineage and competition record?
  • What kind of uniform is required? Do you offer no-gi classes?
  • Do your students and instructors compete regularly?
  • Do you charge for belt promotions?
  • How often do you clean your mats?

Reviews for Fort Worth jiu jitsu classes

Recent success stories from people in the Fort Worth area.
Nancy S.
They really know the business. I took my kid who is 11 for a lesson and they had such a good time he started to go with a small group of his friends. -
Strongheart Dojo
Maria G.
Great personality, filled with joy and a very respectful person
Wesleys Tae Kwon Do studios
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