Free trial week
sign up for a week of free trial classes
Come try a week of classes. We want to meet you and see if you’re a good fit. Mat space is limited. We want people who respect their partners and coaches. You will get choked. That is part of it.
What to wear
At Ronin BJJ, we train in both gi and no gi. The gi, or kimono, is the traditional uniform of Japanese ju-jutsu and Brazilian jiu-jitsu. It allows for sturdier grips and a wider variety of chokes. We’ve got one you can borrow. For no-gi classes, a rash guard, shorts, and spats are preferred, but a well-fitting t-shirt and shorts will work for trial classes.
How to prepare
At Ronin BJJ, you’ll meet police officers, teachers, students, office workers, and farmers—people who have somewhere to be the morning after class. We try to stay healthy and keep each other safe (while trying to choke the heck out of each other). Hygiene is important—wear clean clothes, and if you can, take a shower and brush your teeth before class. Help keep blood off the mats by trimming your fingernails and toenails.
