Wednesday 16 October 2024

Enroll now for the new term



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The two main focuses of the classes, BJJ Self Defense and Sport Jiu Jitsu, offer a well-rounded approach to the martial art. Self-defense training helps children gain confidence and the ability to protect themselves if the need arises, while Sport Jiu Jitsu focuses on the competitive aspect of the discipline, providing an opportunity for kids to participate in tournaments and hone their skills in a competitive environment.

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It's essential to promote physical activity and healthy habits from a young age, and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu can be an excellent way for kids to engage in fun exercise while also learning valuable life skills.


Thursday 26 September 2024

🌟 Spring Break Enrollment🌟

 

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🌟 Spring Break Enrollment!🌟

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Get ready to roll into an exciting new adventure this Spring Break! Enroll your child in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and watch them grow in confidence, discipline, and skill.

πŸ₯‹     Why Choose Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu?

Build Confidence: Empower your child with self-defense skills and a sense of achievement.

Physical Fitness: Enhance strength, flexibility, and coordination while having fun!

Life Skills: Promote focus, respect, and teamwork in a supportive environment.

πŸ“… Enroll Now and Start Your Journey!

Classes fill up quickly, so don’t wait! Give your child the gift of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu this Spring Break.

Unlock Your Child’s Potential – Join Us on the Mat! πŸ₯‹✨

Thursday 19 September 2024

Auckland Kids Bjj - Training Report Side Control






Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Training Report

Focus: Side Control Positions and Escapes


Techniques Covered:

  1. Side Control Positions:
    • We worked on three different side control positions, emphasizing control and transitioning between them.
      1. Traditional Side Control: Focused on maintaining chest-to-chest pressure, securing head and arm control.
      2. Modified Side Control (Kesa Gatame): Used an underhook or headlock grip with a focus on pinning the opponent’s shoulders.
      3. Reverse Side Control: Positioned facing the legs, creating opportunities for transitioning to mount/back.
  2. Escaping Side Control:
    • Elbow Escape: Practiced using the elbow escape to create space and regain guard or half guard. Key points included:
      • Positioning the inside elbow between your body and the opponent's hips.
      • Using hip movement to create space.
      • Shrimping (hip escape) to recover guard or half guard.

Key Points:

  • Control: Ensuring pressure is maintained in each position while avoiding over-committing weight.
  • Escapes: The focus was on using the elbow escape effectively by timing it during transitions or when the opponent adjusts their weight.
  • Situational Sparring: Drilled side control escapes under live resistance, focusing on staying calm under pressure.

Notes for Improvement:

  • Continue drilling the elbow escape for fluidity.
  • Practice transitioning between different side control positions to improve fluid control over the opponent.

Next Steps:

  • Focus on improving defence against side control submissions.
  • Work on alternative escapes from different side control variants.

This report summarizes the technical aspects of today's session and highlights areas for further improvement.

Sunday 25 August 2024

Enrollment is open!


Auckland Kids BJJ Enrollment

The two main focuses of the classes, BJJ Self Defense and Sport Jiu Jitsu, offer a well-rounded approach to the martial art. Self-defense training helps children gain confidence and the ability to protect themselves if the need arises, while Sport Jiu Jitsu focuses on the competitive aspect of the discipline, providing an opportunity for kids to participate in tournaments and hone their skills in a competitive environment.

CLASS TIMES AND MEMBERSHIP FEE

It's essential to promote physical activity and healthy habits from a young age, and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu can be an excellent way for kids to engage in fun exercise while also learning valuable life skills.

Friday 16 August 2024

The Benefits of Kids’ Self-Defense Training in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu

Auckland Kids Brazilian Jiu Jitsu - Self defense

The Benefits of Kids’ Self-Defense Training in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu

In today’s world, ensuring the safety and well-being of our children is a top priority for many parents. As children grow and interact with their peers, they inevitably face various challenges, including the potential for physical confrontations. Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), a martial art renowned for its effectiveness in self-defense, offers numerous benefits for children beyond just learning how to protect themselves. Here’s why enrolling kids in BJJ self-defense training can be a transformative experience.

1. Enhanced Self-Confidence

One of the most immediate benefits of BJJ training is a boost in self-confidence. As children learn and master new techniques, they gain a sense of accomplishment that spills over into other areas of their lives. This newfound confidence can lead to improved performance in school, better social interactions, and a more positive outlook on life. BJJ teaches kids that they can overcome challenges through persistence and hard work, fostering a belief in their own abilities.

2. Improved Physical Fitness

BJJ is a physically demanding martial art that provides an excellent workout. Kids engaging in BJJ training improve their strength, flexibility, and endurance. The practice involves a variety of exercises and drills that enhance cardiovascular health, build muscle, and increase overall fitness. Regular physical activity is crucial for a child’s development and helps establish a lifelong habit of maintaining an active lifestyle.

3. Effective Self-Defense Skills

BJJ is particularly known for its focus on ground fighting and submission techniques. It teaches children how to defend themselves in situations where they may be taken to the ground. The emphasis on leverage and technique over brute strength allows smaller and less physically powerful individuals to effectively protect themselves. This practical approach to self-defense can provide peace of mind for both parents and children, knowing they have a reliable means of protection if needed.

4. Enhanced Discipline and Focus

Training in BJJ requires a high level of discipline and concentration. Kids must learn and practice various techniques, follow instructions, and adhere to the rules of the gym. This structured environment helps children develop greater focus and discipline, skills that are transferable to academic settings and other areas of their lives. The process of setting goals and working towards them also teaches persistence and resilience.

5. Improved Social Skills and Teamwork

BJJ classes often involve a high level of interaction with peers. Children learn to work with others, share space, and respect their training partners. This collaborative aspect of BJJ helps kids build strong social skills, learn to communicate effectively, and develop a sense of camaraderie. These social interactions can lead to lasting friendships and a supportive network of peers.

6. Stress Relief and Emotional Regulation

Physical activity, including martial arts training, is known to be an effective way to manage stress and regulate emotions. BJJ provides an outlet for kids to channel their energy and emotions in a constructive manner. The discipline required in BJJ training also helps children learn to manage frustration, deal with failure, and stay calm under pressure, which are valuable life skills.

7. Safety Awareness and Prevention

In addition to teaching self-defense techniques, BJJ training emphasizes the importance of avoiding physical confrontations whenever possible. Kids learn about situational awareness and the importance of de-escalating potential conflicts. This education in conflict resolution helps children make better choices in potentially dangerous situations and promotes overall safety.

Conclusion

Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu offers a comprehensive range of benefits for children beyond just the ability to defend themselves. From boosting self-confidence and improving physical fitness to fostering discipline and enhancing social skills, BJJ provides a holistic approach to personal development. By enrolling children in BJJ self-defense training, parents can equip them with valuable life skills that will serve them well throughout their lives, both on and off the mat. 

Monday 22 July 2024

The new term is upon us.

Auckland Kids BJJ



The new term is upon us.  Now's a great time to introduce your child to a time tested self defense martial art.  Don't delay do it now!

Saturday 13 July 2024

The school holidays can be an excellent time to get your child started in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu BJJ for several reasons:

Professor Adam Evans Auckland Kids BJJ

More Free Time: Without the daily demands of school, children have more free time and flexibility in their schedules. This makes it easier to attend regular BJJ classes and potentially even participate in intensive training camps or workshops.

Mental Engagement: Learning a new skill like BJJ can keep children mentally engaged during the break. The strategic and problem-solving aspects of BJJ can be intellectually stimulating and help improve focus and discipline.

Social Interaction: BJJ classes provide a structured environment where children can meet new friends and interact with peers who share similar interests. This can be especially beneficial during holidays when they might miss the social interactions they get at school.

Boosts Confidence: Starting BJJ during the holidays can give children a sense of accomplishment and boost their self-confidence as they learn new techniques and overcome challenges.