Brazilian jiu-jitsu is a grappling-based martial art that focuses on practical self-defense. At Open Source Jiu-Jitsu we aim to make BJJ accessible to as many people as possible by offering pay-what-you-want, pay-as-you-go, no-contract classes.
Designed for both the total beginner and experienced practitioner looking to drill foundational techniques, Open Source Fundamentals classes are conducted as a 10-week long, rotating curriculum that you can join at any time.First class is free. The Beyond Basics program is designed to build on the Fundamentals program, and to provide the student with a more well-rounded skill set in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu.
Designed for both the total beginner and experienced practitioner looking to drill foundational techniques, Open Source Fundamentals classes are conducted as a 10-week long, rotating curriculum that you can join at any time.First class is free. The Beyond Basics program is designed to build on the Fundamentals program, and to provide the student with a more well-rounded skill set in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu.
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At Open Source Jiu-Jitsu, we have a collaborative approach to training that aims to be inclusive, accessible and free from BJJ politics. The name of our program is based on the concept of open source software. As with an open source framework, our approach to training is available to anyone. From there, they are free to examine, modify and enhance the original idea.
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Designed with the total beginner in mind, Open Source Fundamentals classes are conducted as a 10-week long, rotating curriculum that you can join at any time. Adults and mature teens of any level and any affiliation are welcome. Loaner gis are available. This program is set up to expand on the concepts and principles of the Fundamentals Program.
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We believe that an open and collaborative approach is important in creating more well-rounded Jiu-Jitsu fighters. Therefore, we encourage as well as seek out those who are able and willing to contribute to the creation of better martial artists by teaching. If you're interested in helping to build a better BJJ community, please reach out to us!
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Going to a new gym can be scary, so we made a video to introduce you to Open Source Jiu-Jitsu and give you an idea of what to expect. Q: Do I need to bring a gi to my first class? A: We don't expect that a complete beginner is going to have an extra gi in their closet, nor do we expect that someone would be so committed prior to checking us out that they would buy one beforehand.
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Our space is available to rent for weekly or monthly classes, series, one-off workshops, events or just plain rolling with your homies. The large open space with sprung-floor mats is ideal for martial arts, movement arts, dance, contact improv, partner work, personal training, yoga sessions and more.
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