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Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu · Ages 11 and up
Leverage
beats size.
Takedowns, positions and submissions from a black belt with more than forty years on the mat. Beginners welcome. Ego stays at the door.
What you will learn
The art of
not losing.
Jiu-jitsu teaches you to control a fight from the ground, where most real fights end up. You learn to stay calm under pressure and to beat strength with position and timing.
- Takedowns and wrestling to get the fight where you want it
- Positions, escapes and how to get out from under someone heavier
- Chokes, joint locks and the details that make them work
- Self-defense you can trust against a bigger, stronger person
When we train
Monday to Thursday, 7:00 PM.
On the mats
Tough in the
best way.
What grapplers say after training here.
This place offers one of the most unique approaches to grappling I've even come across. I stopped training consistently Maybe 8 months ago but I still tap people easily everytime I go to an open mat. If you are serious about an aggressive style of grappling this is an amazing place to train
I came to GHOW looking for a serious place to train, and I couldn’t be more impressed. Coach Guerra is extremely knowledgeable and takes the time to break things down for you, no matter your level. The classes are structured, technical, and tough in the best way.…
…His knowledge of Jiu-Jitsu and MMA ect is exceptional, and he takes the time to break down techniques so students of all skill levels can understand and improve.…
Your coach
Forty-plus years
on the mat.
Adam Guerra started at four under his father, fought professionally in Japan, Mexico and the USA, and holds a black belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and a 7th degree black belt in Combat Jiu-Jitsu.
Meet coach GuerraBefore your first class
Good to know.
Do I need experience?
No. Most people start with none. Coach breaks every technique down so beginners and experienced grapplers both get better.
Am I too old or out of shape?
No. One of our students started at 62, a retired Texas State Trooper, and put on muscle in her first few weeks. You train at your level and build from there.
What should I wear to my first class?
Clothes you can move in. Anything else you need, coach will tell you after your first class.
Can I train with my kid?
Yes. Students 11 and up train in the adult classes, and several parents train alongside their teenagers.
How much does it cost?
The first class is free. After it, the head coach sits down with you and goes over programs and pricing.
No cost, no pressure
Roll with us.
First class free.
Show up, learn something real, and see how it feels. No experience needed.