Jiu Jitsu FAQs

Monthly tuition is $169–$277/month, depending on the program and how many days a week you train. Membership includes structured classes, professional instruction and curriculum tracking from beginner through advanced levels. If you are looking for the cheapest option, we may not be the right fit — our program is built for families who see jiu jitsu as an investment in their child’s growth, confidence and discipline.

As early as 2. Parent & Me (ages 2–3) has a parent on the mat; Tiny Grapplers (3–4) and Little Champs (5–6) are the first group classes; Juniors covers ages 7–12; teens train with the adult program. Every level focuses on movement, balance and listening in a fun, safe, age-appropriate setting.

Yes — most of our students started with none, kids and adults alike. You follow a step-by-step curriculum that builds skills in order, so day one is safe and structured.

Three steps: Book a Free Private Class using the button on this page, come meet the team and try the mat, then choose the program that fits. Most new students begin within a few days of contacting us.

Memberships run on simple monthly billing cycles. We offer flexible plans, and cancellations can be requested with a standard notice period prior to the next billing date. Our goal is transparent and stress-free enrollment.

Comfortable workout clothes — that’s all you need to try a class. Once you enroll, your enrollment includes a brand-new gi, so you’re set from day one.

That depends on the plan: we offer limited and unlimited options, with classes on weekdays and weekends. Most students train 2–3 times a week for the best results.

Classes are led by Sensei Rodrigo and a coaching team of black belts and certified instructors with years of teaching experience, trained in student development, safety and structured curriculum.

7444 S University Blvd, Littleton, CO 80122 — a short drive from Highlands Ranch, Centennial, Lone Tree, Englewood and the rest of South Denver.

Yes. Classes are structured and supervised, and students learn control before intensity. Safety is the first pillar of the Six Blades Method.

Yes. Kids learn real skills, earn belts, overcome fear and start believing in themselves. Confidence comes from achievement, not from being told they are great.

Yes. Bullies target kids who look unsure. Jiu jitsu builds posture, awareness and emotional control, so kids carry themselves assertively and avoid conflict — and they learn practical self-defense and verbal boundary skills in a positive environment.

Many parents see real improvement. Jiu jitsu teaches focus, repetition, discipline and listening in a structured environment where movement is part of the lesson, not a distraction from it.

No. Jiu jitsu builds athleticism over time. Every child starts at their own pace.

Shy kids are some of our biggest success stories. Jiu jitsu helps them gain confidence slowly, safely and naturally.

Through goal-based progression. Children learn to set goals, work through challenges and build self-belief, while improving concentration and respect for teammates and instructors.

Many parents see improvements in confidence and discipline within the first 30 days.

Yes. Training combines cardio conditioning, strength, mobility and high-intensity drills — it builds endurance and functional strength, burns fat and is one of the best stress relievers there is.

No. Adults start as beginners all the time, at every age and fitness level. We guide you step by step and you train at your own pace.