"I started BJJ because I've always been a competitor and I was bored with regular workouts. I keep coming back because I love competition and the connections you make with people in bjj are like no other. Plus it's fun!"
-Lante T.
I started training bjj because I was at one of the lowest points of my life and was seeking anything that could help me feel a sense of control in my life and connect me to other people. I kept coming back to bjj because I found exactly what I needed and I won’t let myself forget why I started.
-Alexis C.
"I first went to Flux MMA as a way to get out of the house and get in shape.. Lifting weights became monotonous and boring. I wanted something that would challenge me and could have real world application. I keep training BJJ because of the challenge. It allows me to disconnect, be active, and focus on solving a problem with my friends. Flux MMA specifically is a great community of people that truly care about each other's success."
-Brandon C.
"I train jiujitsu because I always loved wrestling and rolling around when I was little, I keep training because I love the way you can lose yourself while rolling, and I train under Kyle because he's a good person, a good teacher, and a good friend."
-Seayn O.
Women in BJJ
Join our team of badass women at Flux MMA. Many women train BJJ to learn self-defense, get fit, manage stress, and join a supportive community.
BJJ uses leverage and body mechanics to control and manipulate your opponents. This levels the playing field so size and strength don't always determine who will win in a fight. It's a great sport for female martial artists.
At Flux, we strive to create an environment built on respect and trust. Our men and women train together because everyone can learn from everyone. Training with men will help you practice what you learn against bigger or stronger opponents.
Train To Compete
Push yourself and go for gold. We train hard to master techniques, build cardio, and develop the mindset you need to succeed as a BJJ competitor. Our coaches are experienced competitors, and they have title belts to prove it.
Competing requires commitment, practice, and consistency. If you’re ready to put in the work, we’re ready to help you. There are state and local competitions monthly with competitors of all ages, sizes, and skill levels. If you're serious about becoming a professional athlete, we recommend having a formal meeting with all the coaches about your goals so we can set an action plan in place to help you become successful.
