Jiujitsu Project Foundation
The Jiujitsu Project Foundation is a nonprofit organization dedicated to making jiujitsu training accessible to individuals who cannot afford traditional academy memberships. Their mission focuses on promoting the positive impacts of jiujitsu across diverse communities, serving people of all ages, backgrounds, and abilities, including those with physical impairments and special needs. Through their programs, they aim to foster healthier communities and enhance the well-being of all participants.
1 camp available
Martial Arts Thanksgiving Camp
Give your child an exciting, confidence-building thanksgiving break at JJP USA’s Martial Arts Camp, a high-energy mix of martial arts, movement,...
4 activities available
BJJ: Toddlers
A playful intro to martial arts, coordination, and discipline for ages 3–5. Classes are closely supervised by multiple adults.
BJJ: Juniors
Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu for older kids, emphasizing technical growth, self-discipline, and healthy competition. Closely supervised by multiple adults.
MMA: Juniors
Striking, grappling, and movement drills in a safe, age-appropriate format for junior-aged kids.
BJJ: Teens Advanced
Higher-level Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu instruction and sparring for experienced teens looking to sharpen their competition or advanced skills.
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