The focus for the entire month of March 2010 will be armlocks from all positions.  Don’t miss any classes this month, as each class will build off the previous lessons!

Armlocks are among the highest percentage submissions at all levels of competitive Brazilian Jiu Jitsu.  They will be second nature by the end of the month.

Brazilian Jiu Jitsu (BJJ) is an ever-evolving process; it is unlike any other martial art out there in that it fully utilizes the scientific method in order to determine what moves are still used. Not only did the Gracie family test out the effectiveness of the techniques dozens- if not hundreds- of times out in the street, but the techniques continued to be tested hundreds of thousands of times on the mats every day at the gym. Old techniques that are no longer effective are simply thrown out, while new techniques and new methods of doing the old techniques are created every day.

At Revolution BJJ, the program is geared towards achieving one’s highest level of competition possible, without compromising one’s basics. Structured instruction, coupled with lots and lots of “rolling” (live grappling sparring) are the emphasis, more so than the majority of other jiu jitsu gyms. With all of this live rolling with higher level guys, your game will progress very quickly. We think you’ll see improvements within the first month in the way you grapple.

Read more about Brazilian Jiu Jitsu black belt instructor Andrew Smith here.

February is guard maintenance month at Revolution BJJ!  You will learn to defend the pass all month long, and to transition into submissions and sweeps off your opponent’s aggression.

Monday and Wednesday’s lessons will concisely outline the focus for the entire week, so don’t miss any of these core classes.

Monday at 6 PM is our free introductory lesson to Brazilian Jiu Jitsu theory and techniques.

Ever thought about trying a Brazilian Jiu Jitsu class? Here’s a chance to try out a free lesson!

An introduction to the fundamental concepts of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, including the basic positions and overall strategy, as well as positions and submissions will be covered in this one hour class.

Please show up about 15 minutes early to sign the waiver and meet the instructor.

See our full schedule or sign up for a free week.

This is easily one of the most often-neglected areas of jiu jitsu instruction, and yet, one of the most important.

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