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Q: What does BJJ stand for?
A: BJJ stands for Brazilian Jiu Jitsu

Q:What is Brazilian Jiu Jitsu?
A: Brazilian Jiu Jitsu is a style of fighting on the ground that incorporates control as well as submissions that place pressure on joints in order to submit an opponent.

Q: What are your academy ranking in BJJ?
A: Please click here for the official BJJ rankings at BJMUTA

Q: What equipment will I need to join?
A: The only thing you will need is a gi or kimono for Judo classes and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu classes taught in the gi. Please see the Class Schedule link for a complete listing of classes that require the gi. You will not need anything else, but it is highly suggested that you wear fight shorts to the no-gi jiu jitsu classes, M.M.A. classes. It is also suggested that you wear Muay Thai shorts to the kickboxing classes.

Q: I am really out of shape, should I still join?
A: We cater to all levels. From those who wish to get in shape to those who want to compete at a professional level. Nothing can take the place of truly training, but you will be encouraged to start at a comfortable pace.

Q: How many classes can I take in a day?
A: That depends on what classes are offered on that day, but if a student wishes to show up for all the classes in one day, he or she can do so under any plan we offer.

Q: Does Big John teach any of the classes?
A: Yes, Big John will be involved in teaching classes depending on his schedule with events.

Q: Can I use the facility to train on my own time?
A: Yes, a current member can use any of the facilites the gym has to offer. We only ask that if a class is scheduled and needs to use a part of the gym or certain pieces of equipment, then the scheduled class has prioirty.

Q: What if I am unsure about joining?
A: An idvidual can always come in and purchase a day pass that will give them full access to the gym and classes for the day.

Q: I am a personal trainer and would like to become a personal trainer within BJMUTA. How can I become a personal trainer at BJMUTA?
A: Please click here for all the info.