Business Details
7 Years
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Trusted Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Training in Oceanside
760 Jiu-Jitsu in Oceanside, CA, has been dedicated to empowering individuals through martial arts since 2019. Our structured programs for children and adults focus on developing discipline, confidence, and self-defense skills in a nurturing environment. Led by Owner and Instructor Ryan Varela, a Brazilian Jiu Jitsu black belt with extensive experience, we emphasize character development alongside physical training. Our approach combines technical precision with a family-oriented atmosphere, ensuring students of all ages gain practical skills while fostering mental resilience.With a strong community focus, we prioritize individual growth, safety, and the cultivation of lifelong values such as respect and perseverance. Our commitment to quality instruction and personalized attention has established us as a trusted resource for martial arts training in the region.
Services
Kids Jiu Jitsu
Adult Jiu Jitsu
Brazilian Jiu Jitsu
No-Gi Classes
Self-Defense Training
Details
- Year established: 2019
Highlights and features
- Our founder Ryan Varela brings decades of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu expertise as a black belt under Rafael Dallinha
- Structured curriculum builds discipline, confidence, and practical self-defense skills
- Family-oriented environment with personalized attention for all skill levels
- Proven track record of student success and community development since 2019
- Balances technical precision with accessible, engaging instruction for all ages
What people say
Knowledgeable instructors
Welcoming environment
Nurturing atmosphere
Family oriented
Super detailed techniques
Services
Kids Jiu Jitsu
Our children's Brazilian Jiu Jitsu program develops discipline, confidence, and social skills through structured training. Expert instructors guide students in mastering techniques while emphasizing character growth. The curriculum balances physical development with mental focus, preparing kids for life's challenges in a supportive, engaging environment.
Adult Jiu Jitsu
Adult Brazilian Jiu Jitsu classes focus on self-defense, physical conditioning, and technical mastery. Participants learn practical skills while improving strength, flexibility, and mental resilience. The program accommodates all experience levels in a collaborative environment that emphasizes personal growth and community support.
No-Gi Classes
No-Gi Brazilian Jiu Jitsu sessions emphasize ground fighting techniques without traditional uniform constraints. These classes develop close-quarters combat skills, body control, and adaptability. The practice enhances physical conditioning while teaching practical self-defense applications in modern contexts.
Self-Defense Training
Specialized self-defense programs teach practical techniques for real-world scenarios. Instruction covers threat assessment, de-escalation strategies, and physical defense methods. The curriculum builds situational awareness and empowers individuals to protect themselves while emphasizing conflict avoidance.
Children's Discipline
Structured martial arts instruction cultivates focus, respect, and perseverance in young students. Through positive reinforcement, children develop emotional control and social skills. The program reinforces core values that translate to academic success and improved family dynamics.
People
Ryan Varela
Owner/Instructor
A Brazilian Jiu Jitsu black belt under Rafael Dallinha, Ryan Varela brings extensive martial arts experience to 760 Jiu-Jitsu. With a focus on technical precision and student development, he creates an inclusive environment where students of all ages build confidence and practical skills through structured training.
Questions
What age groups do you accept for martial arts training?
We offer classes for children as young as 5 years old through adult programs for all experience levels.
Do you offer beginner classes for adults with no martial arts experience?
Yes, our curriculum includes introductory sessions specifically designed for adults new to Brazilian Jiu Jitsu.
What should I wear for my first martial arts class?
Beginners can wear comfortable athletic clothing; we provide guidance on proper uniform requirements during the first session.
How often should students train for optimal progress?
Most students see best results with 2-3 weekly sessions that balance technical training and physical conditioning.
What safety measures do you implement during training?
Our instructors prioritize technique over intensity, maintain low student-instructor ratios, and require progressive skill mastery before contact drills.
Can martial arts training help with confidence and discipline issues?
Our structured programs specifically address character development through goal-setting, positive reinforcement, and peer interaction.
Reviews (4)
Victoria F.
Oct 15, 2020
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Can't say anything more than I love everyone here, and couldn't be more happy that I joined the 760 Jiu-Jitsu family!
Melissa F.
Feb 25, 2020
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My youngest daughter joined the 760 Jiujitsu family in sept. We were introduced to the team by our cousins. And I'm so glad my daughter decided to join! She loved it from day one! The 760 family welcomed her with open arms! Since Mylene has joined the team/family it has built up her self confidence and motivation. And she always wants to learn more and improve on her skills. She's gained a whole new love for the sport of BJJ and a whole new team she now calls family. My daughter doesn't even want to miss practices at all because just the positive environment that Ryan and the team
Whitney A.
Sep 18, 2019
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Professor Ryan does an amazing job with getting the children to participate. My son loves this place. The vibe is great and very family friendly.
S. C.
Sep 18, 2019
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I was looking to start my son into Jiu-Jitsu and was referred to coach Ryan at 760. He loves the classes here and it's the perfect mix of fun and structure. Coach is great with all the kids and even had some fun outings of beach training. He was so excited about earning his first strips on his belt, he went to school and told his teacher.
