BJJ
BJJ Fundamentals Adults (No Gi)
Ground grappling covering takedowns, positions, submissions and escapes. No striking.
What to bringMouthguard, water bottle, and a t-shirt or rash guard with shorts or leggings.
Who is the class for?
Your first class is free. Open mat is $15 for non-members, and coach-approval classes are for established members.
BJJ
Ground grappling covering takedowns, positions, submissions and escapes. No striking.
What to bringMouthguard, water bottle, and a t-shirt or rash guard with shorts or leggings.
MMA
A beginner-friendly introduction to striking and grappling for MMA.
What to bringMouthguard, water bottle, 7oz MMA gloves and shin pads (if you have them). Gloves can be borrowed, but we don't provide shin pads.
Striking
Boxing, kickboxing, knees and elbows adapted for MMA.
What to bringMouthguard, water bottle, 7oz MMA gloves and shin pads (if you have them). Gloves can be borrowed, but we don't provide shin pads.
Boxing
Boxing skills adapted for MMA, including footwork, striking and defence.
What to bringMouthguard, water bottle and 7oz MMA gloves, or borrow a pair from us.
BJJ
No-gi grappling for beginners and experienced members.
What to bringMouthguard, water bottle, and a t-shirt or rash guard with shorts or leggings.
MMA
A full MMA session combining striking and grappling.
What to bringMouthguard, water bottle, 7oz MMA gloves and shin pads (if you have them). Gloves can be borrowed, but we don't provide shin pads.
Fitness
Fitness training focused on strength, power, endurance and conditioning.
What to bringWater bottle and clean workout clothes.
MMA
A short, fun, structured session that builds movement, balance and listening skills.
What to bringMouthguard, water bottle, t-shirt or rash guard, shorts or leggings (ideally no pockets).
BJJ
Fun, movement and the basics of grappling in a safe and supportive class.
What to bringMouthguard, water bottle, t-shirt or rash guard, shorts or leggings (ideally no pockets).
BJJ
The same grappling basics, trained in the gi, the traditional jiu-jitsu uniform.
What to bringMouthguard, water bottle and a BJJ gi (if you have one).
Striking
The basics of boxing and kickboxing in a safe and supportive class.
What to bringMouthguard, water bottle, MMA or boxing gloves and shin pads (if you have them). Trial gloves can be borrowed.
Gi or No Gi? Gi is traditional jiu-jitsu. No Gi is trained in a t-shirt or rash guard and shorts/leggings, making it the easiest option for your first class.
BJJ
Grappling on the ground: takedowns, holds and submissions, with no striking. Suits complete beginners.
What to bringMouthguard, water bottle, t-shirt or rash guard, shorts or leggings (ideally no pockets).
BJJ
The same grappling, trained in the gi, the traditional jiu-jitsu uniform.
What to bringMouthguard, water bottle and a BJJ gi (if you have one).
Striking
The basics of boxing, Muay Thai and kickboxing in a safe and supportive class.
What to bringMouthguard, water bottle, MMA or boxing gloves and shin pads (if you have them). Trial gloves can be borrowed.
MMA
The fundamentals of mixed martial arts, striking and grappling together, in a safe and structured class.
What to bringMouthguard, water bottle, MMA or boxing gloves and shin pads (if you have them). Trial gloves can be borrowed.
Wrestling
Takedowns and control from standing, the wrestling side of jiu-jitsu.
What to bringMouthguard, water bottle, t-shirt or rash guard, shorts or leggings (ideally no pockets).
Gi or No Gi? Gi is traditional jiu-jitsu. No Gi is trained in a t-shirt or rash guard and shorts/leggings, making it the easiest option for your first class.
BJJ
Grappling on the ground: takedowns, holds and submissions, with no striking. Suits complete beginners.
What to bringMouthguard, water bottle, t-shirt or rash guard, shorts or leggings (ideally no pockets).
BJJ
The same grappling, trained in the gi, the traditional jiu-jitsu uniform.
What to bringMouthguard, water bottle and a BJJ gi (if you have one).
Striking
The basics of boxing, Muay Thai and kickboxing in a safe and supportive class.
What to bringMouthguard, water bottle, MMA or boxing gloves and shin pads (if you have them). Trial gloves can be borrowed.
MMA
The fundamentals of mixed martial arts, striking and grappling together, in a safe and structured class.
What to bringMouthguard, water bottle, MMA or boxing gloves and shin pads (if you have them). Trial gloves can be borrowed.
Wrestling
Takedowns and control from standing, the wrestling side of jiu-jitsu.
What to bringMouthguard, water bottle, t-shirt or rash guard, shorts or leggings (ideally no pockets).
Gi or No Gi? Gi is traditional jiu-jitsu. No Gi is trained in a t-shirt or rash guard and shorts/leggings, making it the easiest option for your first class.
T-shirt or rash guard with shorts or compression leggings. We advise shorts without pockets, as hands can get caught in them.
Bring a water bottle to training. We have filtered water at the gym for refills.
Recommended for classes involving contact. Mouthguards are available to purchase at the gym.
Striking, boxing and MMA classes use 7oz hybrid MMA gloves. Bring your own or borrow a trial pair from us. We have a small number available for trial classes. 4oz MMA gloves are not permitted.
Recommended for striking and MMA classes, but not required for your first class. We do not provide shin pads to borrow.
A gi is recommended for BJJ Gi classes, but it is not required for your first trial. Wear comfortable training clothes instead.
Please shower before class, remove all jewellery and make sure your nails are trimmed.