Gi Jiu Jitsu
The traditional form - training in the kimono. Grip fighting, guard passing, sweeps, and submissions, taught step by step.
From $35/week · First 7-day free trial · Beginners welcome every session
Train the Traditional Way
Gi Jiu Jitsu is the foundation of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. Training in the kimono develops precise technique, strong grips, and the positional awareness that carries over to every style of grappling.
Our classes follow a structured curriculum - fundamentals one week, positional focus the next, always building layer by layer. Whether you're starting from zero or refining your competition game, every session adds something.
Build Your Game
Control the grip, control the match. Learn systematic approaches to breaking grips and passing guard.
Systematically develop a complete offensive and defensive game for every belt level.
Drill specific positions under live resistance. Build timing and confidence in a controlled environment before full sparring.
Put it all together with supervised live training. Scale the intensity to your level - from relaxed flow rolls to competition-pace rounds.
What to Expect
No Experience Needed
Most new members have never stepped on a mat before. Coach Suwit walks you through your first class slowly, with clear explanations and zero pressure to keep up.
We Loan the Gi
Loaner kimonos available for your first few sessions. Just bring a towel and water - we'll sort the rest.
Safe Training
Warm-up, technique, then controlled drilling. Live sparring is never forced - you only go live when you feel ready. Injuries are rare when you train with intent.
When We Train
Our Gi classes run across the week - morning, lunchtime, and evening sessions.
View Full TimetableCommon Questions
Gi Jiu Jitsu is the traditional form of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu where practitioners wear a kimono (gi). The gi adds grip-based techniques - collar chokes, sleeve controls, and lapel guards - that develop precise technique and tactical awareness.
Not for your first few sessions - we have loaner gis available. Once you're ready to commit, we can help you find the right gi for your size and budget. White, Blue, Black Gi colour is welcome for training.
No. Jiu Jitsu fitness develops as you train - there's no 'get fit first' requirement. Most of our members started with zero athletic background. The first week is sore, then it gets easier fast. You train at whatever intensity you can handle.
Yes. Brazilian Jiu Jitsu follows a belt system from white through to black belt. Promotions are based on consistent training, technical development, and attitude. Stripes are awarded along the way to mark your progress.