The 47 BJJ Coop

The Differential workshop was outstanding. Four tightly focused classes that went deep into disconnection. Every session built intelligently on the last, building on concepts rather then techniques. The instruction was clear, layered, and refreshingly honest. As a Blue belt, who might be on the verge of plateauing, this instruction has helped me refocus and set new intensions for each roll. Highly recommend.

Really fantastic place to train. Anna is a wonderful instructor, kind, patient, and detail-oriented in her approach. Damoon is very welcoming and encouraging as well, and above all, they both have helped to create a welcoming and inclusive environment. Would recommend the school without any hesitation!

This place has truly become my third place outside of work and home. A great place to learn jiu jitsu, meet new people, and have fun. It was scary at first to come in as a fresh white belt, but I’m so glad I did. If you’ve never tried jiu jitsu (or karate), or you’re looking for a new place to train, I highly recommend it. Damoon and Anna are the best! 😊

I absolutely love training at this gym! The environment is incredibly welcoming, fun, and supportive, making it the perfect place to learn. As a smaller woman, I’ve always felt comfortable and respected here, which has given me the confidence to ask questions and really focus on improving my BJJ. I always leave feeling like I got a great workout in!

I was passing through town and tried to drop in to the Thurs 7am "no gi sparring" class. There were three guys there. You would think "no gi sparring " at a "Jiu Jitsu Co-op" would love visitors but I was told the gym policy is no drop ins allowed. I've trained for 20 years now and visited many gyms and this is almost unheard of in the Brazilian Jiu Jitsu world which prides itself on openness. They're welcome to their policy but it goes against the norm and doesn't suggest a good gym culture. Giving 2 stars because at least they have morning classes.