Women’s jiu jitsu
We started hearing the same thing over and over: women who wanted to train wanted a space that felt like their own: no intimidation, no pressure to keep up with a room full of strangers, just women learning jiu-jitsu together. So we built it.
The Women's Program is a standing, women's-only class every Friday from 6:30–7:30 PM, taught by our team of women coaches and built around what actually matters when you're starting something new: a schedule that fits your week, a space to train alongside other women, and a price that makes showing up every week a real option, not a stretch.
Whether it's your first time on the mats or you're coming back to something you love, this is a place built to keep you training.
Membership Pricing
MONTHLY Membership fees
$99/month
Fridays at 6:30 PM + Saturday Open Mat
A women’s only Gi class on Fridays at 6:30 - 7:30 PM plus access to our Saturday Open Mat 9:00 - 11:00 AM where you can train with all of your teammates.
85 jiu jitsu gi
$100 - one time
Women’s Program students are required to own at least one 85 Jiu Jitsu Gi. We require all students to have this for special events, like belt promotions and class pictures.
Class Schedule
Frequently Asked Questions
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Absolutely. Most of our adult students start with zero experience. You don’t need to be strong, flexible, or athletic to begin. Our fundamentals program focuses on learning the basics step by step, with plenty of guidance and patience. Jiu-jitsu meets you where you are.
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No one is too old or too out of shape. We have students in their 20s, 30s, 40s, 50s, and beyond. The goal isn’t to be an athlete—it’s to improve your health, confidence, and skill over time. You set the pace; we’ll support you along the way.
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Safety is our highest priority. New students learn how to fall, move, and tap properly before any live training. We pair beginners with experienced partners and keep sparring controlled. You’ll never be thrown into situations you’re not ready for.
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Not at all. We introduce sparring gradually once you’re comfortable with the fundamentals. When you do start rolling, you’ll work with calm, respectful partners who understand how to train safely with beginners.
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That’s completely normal. Every black belt started out confused. Our coaches break techniques into simple, repeatable steps and check in often. Over time, things click faster than you expect. Consistency beats talent every time.
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Very. Mats are disinfected daily, and we require clean gear every session. If you have a cut, rash, or illness, just let us know—we’ll help you stay healthy and return safely. Hygiene is everyone’s responsibility, and we take it seriously.
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No—you can borrow one for your trial class and when you sign up, your membership comes with everything you need to train!
We’ll help you choose the right size and fit. All you need for day one is comfortable workout clothes and an open mind.
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Everyone is, at first. Our members are trained to take care of new partners and help you learn safely. Respect and control are non-negotiable here—no egos, no rough behavior. You can always say no to a roll—no explanation needed, no questions asked. Whether you’re tired, sore, or just not feeling it, your comfort and safety come first. We focus on building skill, not proving strength.
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Two classes per week is ideal for beginners. That’s enough to build consistency and skill without burning out. As you grow more confident, you can add classes or attend open mats at your own pace.
But hey - we know life gets busy! Train as much or as little as you can, we’ll always be here.
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Usually because they got injured, overwhelmed, or discouraged early on. At 85 Jiu Jitsu, we prevent that by keeping training safe, beginner-friendly, and community-driven. Progress is personal—your only competition is yesterday’s you.
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Never. Competitions are optional.
Some students love testing themselves, others just train for fitness and personal growth. Whatever your goal, we’ll help you reach it without pressure.
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Absolutely. Many of our members joined solo and quickly became part of the 85 family. Our culture is built on respect, kindness, and support—you’ll feel welcome from day one.
But if you’re really nervous, bring a friend! You can always do your trial class together.