#8
Fight Factory Jiu-jitsu
Independent · Austin, United States
30
Competitive index
COMPETITION 75%
HEADCOACH CRED 15%
ONLINE REPUTATION 10%
Competition
101 90 37
Medals
SOURCE: manual
Headcoach credentials
Rodrigo Brucutu Cabral
Black belt · Léo Vieira · trained ADCC competitor Kody Steele · trained champions the Tackett brothers · taught and competed across the globe
SOURCE: gym website · community reports
What Reddit says about Fight Factory Jiu-jitsu
7 verbatim community mentions from r/bjj and city subreddits, unedited, positives and negatives alike.
He's at East Austin Jiu Jitsu Parlor. I wish he would go to Fight Factory in Austin instead. I would love to be in that room watching him train with Andrew Tackett and Kody Steele source ↗
If you’re just starting out, I’d suggest looking for a school that specializes solely in grappling or jiu jitsu. These schools often offer a wider range of class times, exposure to different grappling styles, more experienced teammates, and the op... source ↗
Depends what you’re looking for more, vacation to an exotic country or jiu jitsu training. You could go to Austin which has B team (Craig Jones et al) , New Wave (Danaher), and other good schools, Fight Factory I think is where the Tacketts train?... source ↗
Dude, you’re in the no-gi capital of the world. Go to B-team, Renzos (new wave), and fight factory. If you’re looking for something with less of a comp vibe, VOW and East Austin Jiu Jitsu parlor are both great local clubs to check out. source ↗
Renzo’s isn’t the most expensive, the cheapest membership at Fight Factory was over $200 per month where Renzo’s offers multiple tiers. I know they have a student membership that’s $175 a month. The highest tier membership is the “New Wave” one bu... source ↗
I have brazilian fight factory (tacketts), renzo gracie austin (danaher), and 3-4 other bjj/mma gyms within 6 miles of my house. source ↗
capital factory is fun and the nexus for startups in austin. Lots of interesting hype. Take a look at brazilian jiu jitsu. It is incredibly complex and much more fun than climbing. There can be a bit of a drug culture at some gyms, but mostly not. source ↗