Jiu Jitsu

Two Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu practitioners in gis grappling on blue mats, with one on top and the other underneath, amidst their match.

"If you want to be a lion, you must train with lions."

- Master Carlson Gracie Sr., Red Belt

"...father of modern BJJ and MMA."

- Robert Drysdale, author of The Rise and Evolution of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu

Notable competition wins

Raul Beltran

Chicago Submission | Gold

Indiana State Championship | Gold

Ricco Rodriguez RCJ Machado Championship: Middleweight | Gold

Absolute | Gold 

National Championship | Gold

NAGA Championship Belt

Fugi Northern Illinois | Silver

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Kids Program

A recent study of hundreds of boys compared kids who practiced Jiu Jitsu to those who did not. The study found that the children who did Jiu Jitsu for just 1-3 days a week, for an average of 45 minutes per session, showed a significant increase in their self-control compared to their peers. They were better able to concentrate and displayed strong "inhibitory control." In a world filled with tablets, phones, social media, and nonstop electronics, Jiu Jitsu is an invaluable tool for building discipline, respect, character, and the ability to protect themselves from bullies. The study also suggests that the more discipline children have, the more successful they will be. Practicing Jiu Jitsu can transform children into adults who will become valuable and productive citizens of Shawano.

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A man with three children standing together, with two of the children holding gold medals. The background features a logo and a banner.

Weekly Schedule

Weekly class schedule with days listed vertically and class types with times listed horizontally, including Adult Jiu Jitsu, Kids Jiu Jitsu, Muay Thai, and open mat days.
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Pricing Packages

Pricing plans for different membership tiers in a chart: walk-in at $20 per class, bronze at $60 per month, silver at $110 per month, and gold at $135 per month. Each plan includes various features such as consults, exams, and access, with the total value compared to the price for a promotional offer.

**Unlimited Membership includes Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, Muy Tai, All Conditioning Classes

Kids Classes

Three Nights Per Week

$80 per Month

Ask About Our Family Plan!

Certificate of achievement awarded to Carlson Gracie Jr. for his accomplishments in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, featuring a logo with two fierce, snarling dogs at the top, decorated with a gold seal at the bottom left.
Certificate of completion awarded to Raull Beltran from Rickson Gracie American Jiu-Jitsu Association, signed and with a gold seal.