Kids 5–9 · Tannersville, NY

Kids Jiu-Jitsu That Builds Focus, Confidence, and Follow-Through.

Positive, coach-led classes for parents who want structure, safety, healthy activity, and a clear path for their child.

15-minute BJJ Goal Mapping. Normal clothes. No workout required.

Parents Can Watch Safe Partner Matching Coach-Led Rounds No Punches or Kicks
Kids Jiu-Jitsu class in Tannersville with Sensei Sandy

Safe environment. Step-by-step coaching. Respectful partners.

Kids program overview
Sensei Sandy

Meet Sensei Sandy

Your child starts in a calm, structured room where every drill is coached, every partner is matched thoughtfully, and parents can see the process.

Program overview

Kids program overview

1. Reserve Your Free Intro

1

Meet Sandy

Meet Sandy for 15 minutes to map your child's goal, weekly schedule, and training plan. Parents can ask questions and see how the room works.

2

Safety walkthrough

We explain tapping, partner rules, and how coached resistance starts at the right pace. Kids learn through cooperation and shared progress.

3

First small-group class

Your child joins the Youth small-group class with coach guidance. They will practice safe falling, learn positional control, and work cooperatively at a controlled pace.

4

Clear path forward

We recommend the right next class rhythm so your child has structure, consistency, and a clear training plan.

2. Start the Kids Small-Group Class

Youth Class

Most students start after school.

Youth classes run at 5:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday. We help choose the right first class based on age, size, maturity, and comfort.

3. What will improve?

Confidence

Your child learns to try new things and trust their own ability.

Safety & Respect

Partners practice kindness, boundaries, and cooperative training.

Resilience

Kids learn how to lose safely, reset, and keep trying.

Focus

Clear listening, simple directions, and calm follow-through.

“They entered with no experience and now look forward to going after school.”

— Jared, Parent