The curriculum includes fun games and interactive drills that teach basic Jiu Jitsu movements and beginner techniques, ensuring a strong foundation and better understanding of our art, while maintaining his/her interest and keeping it enjoyable for your youngster. Instructors also promote and reinforce strong core values through simple and easy-to-follow methods. The Kinder program is the perfect introduction to Jiu Jitsu for preschoolers, ages 3-5. In these playful classes. Once they learn the basic techniques and build their confidence in Kinder, they’ll be ready to transition into Little Champs (ages 5-7) classes.

• Motor Skills Development:

  • BJJ involves various movements that can enhance a child’s gross and fine motor skills.
  • Rolling, crawling, and basic grappling movements help in developing coordination and body awareness.

• Discipline and Focus:

  • Learning and practicing basic BJJ techniques can promote discipline and focus in young children.
  • Following instructions during drills and exercises helps cultivate attention and concentration.

• Social Skills and Cooperation:

  • BJJ classes often involve group activities, fostering social interaction and cooperation.
  • Partner drills and exercises encourage communication and teamwork.

• Confidence Building:

  • Achieving small milestones in BJJ, such as mastering a basic movement or earning a belt stripe, can boost a child’s self-confidence.
  • Positive reinforcement in a supportive environment contributes to a sense of accomplishment.

• Respect and Sportsmanship:

  • BJJ teaches fundamental values such as respect for instructors, training partners, and the rules of the sport.
  • Emphasis on good sportsmanship promotes a positive attitude towards competition and learning.

• Problem Solving and Critical Thinking:

  • BJJ involves strategic thinking and problem-solving as practitioners navigate through positions and transitions.
  • Encouraging creativity in movement helps develop critical thinking skills in a playful context.

• Physical Fitness:

  • BJJ promotes physical activity and helps in developing strength, flexibility, and cardiovascular endurance.
  • Engaging in playful exercises and movements contributes to overall physical fitness.

• Emotional Regulation:

  • BJJ can provide a constructive outlet for excess energy and help children learn to manage their emotions.
  • Controlled physical contact and the discipline of the sport contribute to emotional regulation.

• Body Awareness and Balance:

  • BJJ requires a heightened sense of body awareness, which can positively impact a child’s spatial orientation and balance.
  • Learning to control movements and balance on the mat enhances overall body coordination.

• Fun and Enjoyment:

  • The playful nature of BJJ classes for young children ensures that they have fun while learning.
  • Enjoying physical activity at an early age can establish a positive attitude toward exercise and healthy living.