Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu

Brazilian Jiu-jitsu (BJJ) emerged in the early 20th

century. Derived from judo and traditional jujutsu, Brazilian Jiu-jitsu was
developed by the Gracie family through the initial teachings of Mitsuyo Maeda. The
Gracie’s placed more emphasis on ground fighting, and developed a system designed
for smaller and weaker fighters to overcome speed, strength, and athleticism
through tactical positioning and leverage. Today it is practiced both with and
without the traditional uniform, known as a Gi. It is one of the fastest
growing martial arts and sports in the world.

Kids BJJ

Brazilian Jiu-jitsu is the perfect physical activity for
kids. Kids will learn the martial art best designed to overcome larger
opponents and to protect themselves without inflicting harm on others. More
importantly, they will learn respect, discipline, teamwork, gain confidence, and
form strong bonds. As a sport, kids will gain the opportunity to be part of a
team and compete against other students all over the country.

Fundamentals Program

The fundamentals program is the foundation of Alliance. In
this program, students will learn the fundamental movements, self-defense,
grappling, and submission techniques that are the cornerstone of our system.
This program is designed to prepare students to safely compete with one another
in live rolling. It also contains the concepts and techniques students will be expected to know to obtain the rank of blue belt.
expected to know to obtain the rank of blue belt.