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Sorriso BJJ Club Botany

Brazilian jiu-jitsu classes · East Tāmaki

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The kids' Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu classes teach grappling without strikes, and the club says its Black Belt coaches have taught Auckland kids since 2006. 1
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Children train in four age groups, and each class follows the same routine: a bow in, warm-up, a technique of the day, partner drilling, then games or supervised live rounds. 5
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Partners are matched by age, size and experience, and parents are welcome to watch any class. 12 13 Kids follow the international youth belt system, and under SJJIF rules a child spends at least eight months at each belt. 14
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Key facts

Ages4–15 years 18
Address11D Town Centre Drive, East Tāmaki, Auckland 2013 17
Trial classfree 19

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Kids Program 18

Ages4–15 years 18
Trial classfree 19

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Sorriso BJJ Club Botany

11D Town Centre Drive, East Tāmaki, Auckland 2013 17

East Tāmaki

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Sources

  1. bjjbotany.co.nz/kids-program · published by the place
    1. keep themselves safe. Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu does that, and our Black Belt coaches have been doing
    2. it for Auckland kids since 2006.
    3. It is a grappling art built on leverage and technique, so a smaller child learns
    4. get away if someone grabs them. No strikes, so the skill de-escalates instead of hurting.
    5. Four Age Groups. One Clear Path from 4 to 15.
    6. Every session follows the same rhythm, so kids know what's expected and settle in fast.
    7. Line up and bow inKids greet the coach and their partners.
    8. Warm-up and movementRolls, crawls and drills that build coordination and prepare the body.
    9. Technique of the dayThe coach demonstrates one move, breaks it into steps, then corrects each
    10. Partner drillingKids repeat the move with a partner of similar size and age until it
    11. Games or live roundsYounger groups play jiu-jitsu games; older groups test the technique in supervised
    12. Partners are matched by age, size and experience.
    13. You are welcome to watch any class.
    14. Kids follow the international youth belt system: white, then grey, yellow, orange and green.
    15. Under the rules of the Sport Jiu-Jitsu International Federation (SJJIF), a child spends at least
    16. eight months at each belt before moving to the next, and the federation verifies every
    17. Ages 4 to 15
  2. www.google.com/maps · Google listing
    1. 11D Town Centre Drive, East Tāmaki, Auckland 2013
  3. bjjbotany.co.nz/location · published by the place
    1. Your first class is free, for kids from age 4 and adults from 15.