Ages 4 and 5. 30-minute classes designed from the ground up for preschoolers. Coordination, listening, safe falling, confidence — with play built in.
At four and five years old, we're not teaching Jiu-Jitsu the way a teenager or adult learns it. We're teaching preschoolers how to move their bodies, follow instructions, take turns — while quietly introducing the specific physical vocabulary that Jiu-Jitsu will build on later.
Each 30-minute class is carefully structured to match the attention span of the age group. Warm-ups become games. Games become techniques. Techniques become habits. Kids who go through Little Warriors show up to the Kids 6–9 class already knowing how a mat works — which is a bigger head start than parents realize.
Claim Your Free ClassSomersaults, cartwheels, animal walks. Athletic building blocks young kids often miss.
Following coach's instructions the first time. Taking turns. Raising hands. Skills that transfer everywhere.
One of the most useful physical skills a child can learn — the one that prevents playground injuries for life.
Being on a mat with other kids, following a coach, and completing a class builds a quiet kind of self-belief.
"Thirty minutes of structured play, repeated until it becomes a habit."
Preschoolers don't have a 45-minute attention span, so we don't pretend they do.
Every item below is something you'll experience in your first few weeks. No fluff.
No fluff. Here's the three-step picture of your first day on our mat.
Preschool attention spans are short. Our Little Warriors class runs 30 minutes — the sweet spot for focus without melting down.
We teach through games: tag, obstacle courses, grip-fight games. The technique is in the play. They won't know they're drilling.
Caps on class size. Multiple instructors on the mat. If your 4-year-old needs a moment, they get one — without disrupting the others.
Answers to the four things most new members ask before their first class.
For most disciplines, yes. For our Little Warriors program — no. The class is designed around what 4 and 5-year-olds can actually do: listen for 30 minutes, play with structure, and start learning to control their bodies.
Usually, perfect fit. High-energy preschoolers often leave regular preschool exhausted from holding it in. Here, they get to sprint, roll, and wrestle — and the coaches use that energy.
It happens. We've seen a hundred Little Warriors cry their first day and laugh through their second. We don't push. We don't shame. The class continues; your kid joins when they're ready.
Shorter class, smaller groups, more play, fewer technique reps, and age-specific coaching. Little Warriors is a bridge to the kids' program — by age 6, they're ready for the real thing.
Still not sure? Just come in. The free class is the answer.
Claim Your Free ClassThirty minutes, zero pressure. You watch from the seating area; we take it from there. If they love it, we'll talk. If not, no harm done.
30 minutes, zero pressure, high-fives all around.
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