Question 1

Do I need experience to join?

Accepted Answer

No! We welcome people from all different skill levels. We encourage new members to sign up for a free trial to find what best fits them. This is also a great way to meet the coaches!

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Question 2

Do I need to compete?

Accepted Answer

Studio 360 has had many students who have participated in competitions, such as, but not limited to, NAGA, Grappling Industries, IBJJF, Muay Thai Development League (MDL), and WKA US National Championships. Competing is not a requirement. Everyone is on their own martial arts journey, and we will not pressure you to compete. If you are interested in competing with our gym, reach out to our coaches.

Question 3

Do I need my own equipment?

Accepted Answer

Muay Thai boxing
Gear is not a requirement for a Free Trial. Gym members are required to have 16 OZ boxing gloves, shin gaurds and mouth gaurds.

Judo/Jui-Jitsu
We require new members to puchase a GI and their own white belt.

Question 4

Can parents observe a class?

Accepted Answer

Yes! Our gym has a seating area around the perimeter of the mat. We ask that observers are quiet during instruction.

Question 5

Do you provide private lessons?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Please contact us at studio360bjj@gmail.com or vist our Memberships page for more information.

Question 6

Are women-only courses available?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We offer women's only Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu classes. Please see our schedule for more information.

Question 7

Do you offer discounts for active military members, police, fire or EMS?

Accepted Answer

Yes! We offer a 10% discount for active miliary members, police,fire and EMS. Please see our memberships page for more information.

Question 8

Do you offer a discount for college studets?

Accepted Answer

Yes! We offer a 10% discount for college students. Please see our membership page for more information.

Question 9

What is the difference bewteen Gi and No-Gi classes?

Accepted Answer

Brazilian Jui-Jitsu  practioners wear a Gi with their belt based on their rank (white, blue, purple etc). Using a Gi helps practioners using lapels and grips, for control, sweep and chokes. No-Gi means practioners wear a rashgaurd, spats or board shorts. This form fitting wear helps focus more on body grips, body leverage and underhooks. Both are included in the BJJ program.

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