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5 Simple Details On How To Perform an Unstoppable Americana

  This week we are taking a look at how to use finish the americana from the mount.  One one of the main problems with doing a keylock or americana from the knees is that any movement by your opponent makes you base out with your hands.  Additionally it doesn't incorporate proper leverage using your bodyweight.  A few slight adjustments ... Read more

Jiu-Jitsu from home. Tips for the busy BJJ student.

Your martial arts life is good; you are able to make it to your Jiu-Jitsu academy four times a week and get out for your morning jogs 3 times a week; you can now land gogoplatas and arm-bars at will; and it’s been weeks since anyone of your belt rank has tapped you out. Then suddenly, life happens. The kids are on different little league teams, ... Read more

R-E-S-P-E-C-T – I’ll tell you what it means to me.

Respect is a word that gets thrown around Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and MMA gyms all the time.  You show respect by bowing in to class, by the ever famous slap-pound before a roll and by shaking hands when class is over.  One place it tends to be overlooked is during live training.  The culprit is usually a junior ranking student.  It's not intentional, ... Read more

A shower a day keeps the submissions away

Hygiene is one of the most important things when it comes to keeping your body safe from infection as a Brazilian Jiu Jitsu practitioner.  The practice of good hygiene is also super important for making the training experience as pleasant as possible for your training partners.  We can all remember a time either in school, on the airplane or maybe ... Read more

What if my child’s a bully?

There are so many stories about children and teens being bullied all over the news.  What about the ones doing the bullying?  It has been documented time and time again about how great martial arts are for self-defense.  The bullying issue needs to be looked at from the other side.  Respect, Discipline, Confidence, Courage and humility are all ... Read more

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Daniel Onopa

My family and I traveled all the way from Southern California so my daughter could compete in a BJJ tournament, and we were fortunate enough to connect with Training Grounds MMA before the event. I reached out to see if both of my daughters (13 and 11) could drop in for a class, and from the very beginning, they were incredibly welcoming and accommodating. Coach/Professor Will is an outstanding instructor. The way he teaches is next level! He breaks down scenarios and counters with clear, precise instruction that the kids can actually understand and apply. You can tell immediately that he has the full respect of his students, not just because of his skill, but because of how he carries himself and how much he genuinely cares about their development. He runs a structured, disciplined class while still keeping it engaging and positive. The entire coaching staff was professional, friendly, and made us feel like part of the team right away. The gym itself is very well run and has that rare combination of high-level training and a true family atmosphere. My girls absolutely loved the experience. They walked out more confident, motivated, and excited to keep training. If you’re thinking about putting your kids in martial arts, this is the place. Training Grounds MMA sets the standard. We’ll definitely be dropping in again whenever we’re back competing on the East Coast.

Allison Pierantoni

Our five-year old daughter has been attending Training Grounds’ Ninja class for three months now. She was not exposed to Martial Arts prior to the class and yet she began enjoying the jiu jitsu routines immediately. It’s obvious that Professor Wil puts in an incredible amount of thought and effort into the curriculum in order to keep the kids engaged while also making it a fun learning experience. Coach Peter and Coach Allison are there every day supporting the students and ensuring they are using proper technique. There is also a life skills portion at the end of every class where the students participate in a discussion about various topics such as making good choices, confidence, and courage. It’s been an absolute pleasure to watch our daughter participate in the Training Grounds curriculum over the last few months and we look forward to her continued growth.

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Brian Barreto

TG (Training grounds) is such a great place for my child. I wasn’t sure he would take to it coming from Taekwondo. Although, from day 1 he was hooked and I credit that to TG. Their teaching style is conducive to the kids picking up the many moves easily, by repeating each step, also having the children at times repeat key words and then executing the entire moves with a teammate. I love it and best of all my son loves it. He looks forward to his classes and eager to keep learning the discipline of Jujitsu. The staff are very encouraging and patient, definitely a dream team. I particularly like the life lessons they teach towards end of class and the fun game they play towards the very end of class, it makes it fun for the kids. The mix of Jujitsu work, life lessons, and fun makes TG the Jujitsu school for our family! Thanks TG

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