Based in Tannersville, NY, serving families from Hunter and the Mountaintop.

Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Near Hunter, NY — Kids, Teens & Adults

Audience: Mixed (Youth + Adults)

A short drive from Hunter to a low-pressure, beginner-friendly mat in Tannersville. Kids, teens, and adults welcome -- even if it is your very first class.

Coming from Hunter? I'll walk you through the Core Protocols.

Kids/Teens → start here and Adults (18+) → start here

Beginner lane: no hard sparring on day one.

For Youth (Kids + Teens)

Small, calm classes that build confidence, anti-bullying skills, and clear boundaries for kids and teens.

For Adults (18+)

Stress relief, strength, and mobility training with a beginner lane pace—tap early, no hard sparring in the first phase, and a welcoming culture.

Beginner lane: no hard sparring on day one.

Why Families From Hunter Drive to Tannersville

Most Hunter families already drive for work on the mountain, groceries, and school. Adding one or two trips a week to Tannersville lets your kid build real confidence, strength, and safety skills in a calm, small-class setting. Adults use the same drive for stress relief, strength, and mobility with a calm, beginner lane pace.

  • 1~5 minutes from Hunter to Tannersville
  • 2Mostly a straight shot on 23A
  • 3Built for ski families, mountain workers, and seasonal staff kids
  • 4Core Protocols (12 Weeks) ($550 kids / $715 adults), no long contract, start any week
Drive time

How Far Is Tannersville From Hunter?

It is about 5 minutes from Hunter to our mat in Tannersville, mostly along NY-23A. It is a simple, scenic drive, with easy parking on or just off Main Street when you arrive.

  • ~5 minutes by car
  • Main route: NY-23A
  • Easy parking on Main Street in Tannersville
Who thrives here

Who This Works Best For in Hunter

  • Kids 5-12 who need structure, confidence, and a positive outlet
  • Teens 13-17 who want real self-defense without "fight gym" energy
  • Parents who prefer small, respectful rooms over loud big-box gyms
  • Skiers and riders who want balance, body awareness, and fewer injuries
Schedule

Classes That Fit a Hunter Schedule

Most Hunter families come up once or twice a week for evening classes. We time our kids and teen sessions so you can grab dinner after a shift or a day on the mountain and still get home early.

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From Hunter Mountain to the Mat

If your weekends already include Hunter Mountain, training Jiu-Jitsu in Tannersville is an easy next step. Kids who ski, ride, or hike already have the balance and curiosity to do well on the mat.

Ski in the morning, roll in the afternoon. Classic Catskills day.

A Calm, Safe First Step Into Jiu-Jitsu

We keep the room small, calm, and structured so new students -- and new parents -- can relax. No loud sparring pit, no "toughen up" lectures. We teach consent, boundaries, and how to tap and stop safely.

If you drive up from Hunter and your child feels overwhelmed, we always have a quiet corner and a reset plan. They can watch, breathe, or try again another day. No pressure to push through tears just because you made the trip.

Quick Answers for Hunter Families

Do we have to sign a long contract?

No. Most Hunter families start with the Young Leader Protocol Core (12 Weeks) ($550 kids) / Executive Longevity Protocol Core (12 Weeks) ($715 adults). After that, choose the Annual Black Belt Track.

Can my child start with a calm intro?

Yes. We start with the Young Leader Protocol Core (12 Weeks) so your child can meet the room, the coach, and the pace before you commit.

What if my child is shy or nervous?

Totally normal. We start slow, pair them with patient partners, and never force anyone to demonstrate in front of the group.

Can siblings train together?

Often, yes. Tell us the ages, and we will help you find the best class times and groups.

Start From Hunter This Month

Pick a night that works, tell me you are coming from Hunter, and I will walk you through the Core Protocols step-by-step. We will keep it simple, safe, and low-pressure so everyone leaves feeling successful.