Kids BJJ classes near Hunter, NY · Tannersville, NY.

A calm first class for your child.

Parent Peace Of Mind 30-Day Training Fit Guarantee · Parents Welcome Matside

Your child meets Sandy and sees the room. Then they try a class with his help. A parent or guardian stays on site. Sandy confirms the class and what to wear.

Kids Jiu-Jitsu class in Tannersville with Sensei Sandy
Calm Focus.

Kids learn to listen well.

Safe Control.

Hold downs and safe escapes.

Good Habits.

Manners carry over to school.

Easy Reschedule.

Text Sandy to change a day.

Kids ages 5–9.Parents stay on-site.Coach-guided partner work.See first-term options.
Parent reviews.

Hear from local families.

“I have 2 kids in the class twice a week. They entered the class with no experience and now look forward to going after school.”

— Jared Goodrich

“My 8yr old loves the classes. Since starting, his focus at home and school has drastically improved.”

— Caroline Cosgrove
Youth Core Culture · 12-Week First Term.

How the first term works.

Kids learn to move and work with a partner. Sandy guides each class. Try a task. Learn the rules. Build skill as you train.

What the first term includes.

Choose a weekly class plan for your family. Each plan runs for 12 weeks.

  • 1 class each week: $220
  • 2 classes each week: $440
  • 3 classes each week: $550
  • 1, 2, or 3 planned classes each week.
  • Sandy helps your child find a partner.
  • Sandy checks what your child learns.
  • Your first paid term comes with a uniform.
  • Class videos follow your plan terms.
  • At week 12, talk about what comes next.
12-week tuition.
$220–$550

Your price depends on classes each week.

Welcome Kit Included

Uniform & White Belt Included

New gi, white belt, and sticker chart included.

Reserve Your Free First Visit

Start with a Free First Visit. A parent or guardian stays on site.

Early Practice Wins · 14-Day Timeline.

Learn through coached practice.

Kids build coordination and confidence early. Sandy guides every game so students feel supported.

Day 1

Room Tour.

Meet Coach Sandy and learn safe resets.

Day 7

Fun Games.

Play balance games with a friendly partner.

Day 14

Skill Stripe.

Earn your first sticker. Feel proud and strong.

A clear first-term path.

Know what supports your child from the start.

Meet Sandy and learn the rules. Ask about the class plans and paid terms. Choose what fits your needs.

1. Free First Visit.

Meet the room, learn the safety rules, and try a class.

3. First-Enrollment Uniform.

Your child receives a new uniform with their first term enrollment.

4. Safe Partner Care.

Sandy pairs students by size and experience so every child feels welcome.

Your child’s first visit.

What happens at a youth Free First Visit?

First, your child meets Sandy and sees the room. They can ask questions, learn the safety rules, and try a coached activity. A parent or guardian stays on site.

Sandy will confirm the visit plan and what to wear. See the Free First Visit steps and waiver.

Step 1.

Room Tour & Warm Welcome.

Meet Sandy, see the room, and ask your questions.

Step 2.

Safety & Clear Boundaries.

We teach how tapping works and match your child with a helpful partner.

Step 3.

Coached Movement Practice.

Kids practice basic games and balance drills. Parents sit matside and watch the whole time.

What happens in class.

Coached movement and partner practice.

Kids learn movement, balance, safe falling, and control through fun drills. Sandy adjusts the pace so students can learn safely and try their own answer before asking for one.

See How Class Works →

ONE FAMILY · ONE TRAINING GROUND.

You can train and grow strong right alongside your child.

Kids and adults can train in the same studio. Check the current schedule to see which class times fit your family.

See first-term options and the current guarantee terms.

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Start with a calm, coached first visit.

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Parents Stay On-Site Ages 5–9 · Free First Visit
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