JIU JITSU FOR KIDS · CORVUS

CONFIDENT KIDS.
REAL SKILLS.

Corvus helps children become more capable, composed, and confident through organized Brazilian Jiu Jitsu training. Classes combine movement, practical technique, safe partner work, and challenges appropriate for each age and stage.

AGE-APPROPRIATE GROUPS

STRUCTURED CURRICULUM

SAFE PARTNER TRAINING

CLEAR PROGRESS

A SIMPLE, LOW-PRESSURE FIRST VISIT.

Parents should know what will happen before their child steps onto the mat. We make the introduction clear and comfortable.

01

MEET A COACH

Tour the academy, discuss your child’s experience and goals, and get answers before class begins.

02

TRY THE RIGHT CLASS

Your child joins the group that best fits their age, maturity, and current comfort level.

03

CHOOSE YOUR PLAN

If Corvus feels right, we will help you choose a training schedule that works for your family.

THE RIGHT CHALLENGE FOR EVERY STAGE.

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AGES 5–7

MOVEMENT THROUGH PLAY

Short, energetic activities build balance, coordination, listening, body awareness, and the first essential jiu jitsu movements.

Focus: Fun, attention, cooperation, and safe movement.

AGES 8–10

TECHNIQUE AND TEAMWORK

Students begin organizing movements into usable techniques while learning how to practice safely, solve problems, and be dependable partners.

Focus: Core positions, escapes, control, discipline, and teamwork.

AGES 11–14

REAL JIU JITSU SKILLS

Older students develop complete positional skills and learn to make decisions during controlled live practice. Competition can be available for students who want it.

Focus: Gi and No-Gi skill, composure, self-defense, and optional competition development.

MORE THAN A SPORT.
SKILLS THAT FOLLOW THEM HOME.

CONFIDENCE WITHOUT FALSE TOUGHNESS

Children build confidence by learning difficult skills, solving real problems, and seeing themselves improve—not through slogans or intimidation.

COMPOSURE AND PRACTICAL SELF-DEFENSE

Jiu jitsu teaches children to protect themselves, manage distance, control positions, and stay calm when another person applies pressure—without depending on punches or kicks.

COORDINATION, FOCUS, AND TEAMWORK

Every class requires movement, attention, communication, and cooperation. Children learn how to be both persistent students and responsible training partners.

PROGRESS THEY CAN SEE AND EARN.

Promotion should recognize more than winning rounds. Corvus can use stripes and belts to mark consistent training, technical growth, safe behavior, and growing responsibility.

STRIPES

Frequent milestones can recognize attendance, effort, technical development, focus, and responsible training habits.

BELTS

Belts mark larger stages of development. Each promotion should feel meaningful because it reflects sustained work and genuine improvement.

COACHES PARENTS CAN KNOW AND TRUST.

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WHAT CORVUS PARENTS SAY.

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PARENT QUESTIONS,
ANSWERED.

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The template currently shows suggested age groups of 5–7, 8–10, and 11–14. Replace these ranges with the exact divisions Corvus will offer.
No. New students are introduced to the movements, rules, and training expectations at an appropriate pace.
Classes generally combine movement-based preparation, a focused technical lesson, guided partner practice, and age-appropriate games or controlled live practice.
Live practice should be introduced according to age, experience, and readiness. Coaches set the rules and intensity so children learn safely.
Comfortable athletic clothing without zippers or pockets is usually appropriate for a first visit. Confirm Corvus’s final uniform policy here before publishing.
Two classes per week is a practical starting point for many families. Coaches can recommend a schedule based on age, goals, and readiness.

LET YOUR CHILD EXPERIENCE CORVUS FIRST.

Book a free introduction, meet the coaching team, and find the class that fits your child.

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