Renzo Gracie Round Rock

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 ↗

There’s a great jiu jitsu gym every block in Austin, it’s like Starbucks around here, try out a few and see what you like, can’t really go wrong source ↗

I don't think many Jiu Jitsu techniques have been picked up for regular use in wrestling - just on occasion is all I mean. I posted the other day, a small clip of Austin DeSanto, hitting a Kimura (for example) after a crazy cartwheel entry into st... source ↗

Assuming you're going to UT Austin, their club is pretty awesome. I think they have classes 6 times a week with excellent instructors. Classes are pretty big and it's super cheap for what you're offered. Renzos, the VOW, and the new Eastside Parlo... source ↗

Atomic, Gracie Barra, and Atlas BJJ. People seem to like Atomic, and Atlas is just now opening. source ↗

I’d assume you’re either in San Diego or Austin, having that many expensive world class gyms around isn’t common lol. Honestly as someone also with a TKD-Boxing background (12 and 5 years) BJJ clicked for me and became very addictive very fast. Th... source ↗

Depends on your target audience. You won't get a lot of kids signed up to a gym with killer in the name. Which might be exactly what you want, even though it will be a lot harder to pay the bills. If you are only teaching BJJ, I'd stick with calli... source ↗

Gracie Barra east Austin under Prof. Dande. source ↗