Juniors 10-14 Years
More advanced training for pre-teens. Juniors prepares students for the transition to adult classes while keeping instruction age-appropriate and supportive.
Real Jiu-Jitsu, Real Confidence
Juniors students train at a higher technical level than LC2 — controlled positional sparring is introduced, and the curriculum starts to look a lot like the adult GB1 program.
Optional competition preparation is available for students who want to test their skills at local and regional events.

What Your Child Will Train
- Advanced Jiu-Jitsu techniques and positions
- Introduction to controlled sparring
- Competition preparation (optional)
- Leadership and mentoring skills
- Goal setting and achievement
- Preparation for adult class transition
Class Structure
- 10 minDynamic warm-up and drilling
- 25 minTechnique instruction and practice
- 10 minPositional sparring
- 5 minLight rolling (supervised)
Frequently Asked Questions
Does my child need previous Jiu-Jitsu experience?
While not required, some martial arts or LC2 experience is helpful. Complete beginners age 10+ can start in Juniors with instructor guidance.
Is sparring safe for this age group?
Absolutely. We introduce controlled positional sparring with close supervision. Safety is always our priority.
Can my child compete?
Yes. We offer optional competition preparation. Many Juniors students compete in local and regional tournaments.
When can they transition to adult classes?
Typically around 15-16, depending on maturity and skill. Many 14-year-olds start attending some adult classes alongside Juniors.
Give Your Child a Head Start
Book a free kids trial and see how Jiu-Jitsu can transform your child's confidence, discipline and physical fitness.