Little Champions
Short explanations, active games, clear transitions, and safe partner work.
Explore Little Champions ages 3–7 →Martial arts for kids through Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu: compare ages 3–7 and 8–12 in Dripping Springs, plus Youth ages 8–12 in Austin. Choose an age group, then discuss your child’s starting point with Joao.
Joao personally calls to discuss fit and arrange a free studio visit or trial class. This request does not book a class automatically.
Parents stay & watch
Little Champions uses short activities and games. Youth offers longer technical focus. Read how to choose a kids BJJ program by age, or discuss Teen BJJ for ages 13–17. Teen details and times need discussion with Joao.
Short explanations, active games, clear transitions, and safe partner work.
Explore Little Champions ages 3–7 →Longer technical focus, purposeful rounds, resilience, and leadership.
Explore Youth BJJ ages 8–12 →Includes Little Champions, Youth, Homeschool, Dripping Springs, and Austin.
No. Beginners are expected.
Those are common starting points, not reasons to wait.
Yes. Parents may stay and watch.
Comfortable athletic clothes work for the first visit.
See what age-appropriate BJJ looks like from age 3 through the teen years.
Read the age guideWalk through the short activities, movement, listening, and partner work parents can observe.
See what happens in classConfirm clothing, arrival, hygiene, questions for the coach, and what to notice.
Open the checklist