Class Schedule

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Training in jiu-jitsu is one of the best gifts you can give your child. It builds confidence, discipline, and respect while teaching practical self-defense skills in a safe, structured environment. Kids learn how to stay calm under pressure, solve problems, and develop resilience—on and off the mat. Plus, it’s a fun way to stay active, make friends, and grow both physically and mentally.

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Kids Schedule
Kids Schedule
Adults Schedule
Adults Schedule

When do you train?

  • All kids’ classes are held 5x a week, Monday - Friday, between 4:15 pm and 7:15 pm, offering more time on the mats to train at a great rate.

  • For those with a busy schedule, we offer 13 classes throughout the week in the morning, afternoon, and evening.

Two children practicing Brazilian jiu-jitsu on a black training mat in a martial arts gym, with one child wearing a white gi and the other a black gi, under a wooden ceiling.
Martial arts students practicing techniques in a dojo, some pairs engaging in grappling and sparring, with an American flag in the background.
Two children in jiu-jitsu uniforms grappling on a mat during a match, with other competitors visible in the background.
Weekly martial arts class schedule poster with days of the week, class types, times, and age groups, including morning, afternoon, and evening classes for kids and adults.
Weekly martial arts schedule for kids at Judo & MMA Eagle Mountain Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Academy with classes from 4:15 PM to 7:15 PM for various age groups.
Weekly schedule for Eagle Mountain Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Academy, detailing classes for different days and times, including morning, afternoon, and evening classes for adults and teens aged 13 and above, with names of specific martial arts styles and class times.

Our Programs

  • A martial arts instructor demonstrating a technique with a foam stick to a group of children in gi uniforms at a martial arts dojo.

    Tiny Grapplers (ages 4-5)

    The tiny grapplers program is designed to introduce young children to BJJ in a fun and interactive way. Through engaging games, kids learn core movements and foundational skills in BJJ, along with disciple and respect and self defense.

  • Four children practicing Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu in a gym, two grappling in the foreground and two standing in the background, with a digital clock showing -9:41 on the wall.

    Little Warriors (ages 6-8)

    The Little Warriors program focuses on teaching children the fundamental techniques of BJJ, including select submission holds. In addition to technical skills, this class emphasizes self-defense, equipping kids to handle potential bullying situations outside the Academy. All of this is done in a supportive and enjoyable environment, where kids can learn while having fun with their friends.

  • Group of children and a woman in karate uniforms standing in a martial arts dojo, posing for a photo with thumbs up and fists raised.

    Young Gunz (ages 9-12)

    The Young Gunz program is designed to challenge teens as they advance in their BJJ training. In this class, students practice drills, learn advanced techniques, and participate in live training sessions, similar to those in the adult classes. As in all aspects of the Academy, the Lions program emphasizes key martial arts values: discipline, respect, and perseverance.

  • Martial arts students and instructor practicing techniques in a gym with exposed ceiling beams.

    Adult/Teens (ages 13+)

    We emphasize advanced concepts that help you build your own game plan, better understand the art itself, and develop strategies to create a strong foundation. This foundation will make it easier to learn more advanced techniques later on. All levels are welcome in this class, from white belt to Black Belt!

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Our Classes

  • Two children practicing Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu on a black mat. One child in a white gi is on their back, while the other child in a blue gi is on top, attempting a grappling move.

    BJJ

    With a vision for building something meaningful, our founder brings a blend of big-picture thinking and hands-on experience.
    They set the tone for everything we do.

  • Judo

    Learning judo—whether as a kid or an adult—offers lifelong physical and mental benefits. It improves strength, balance, and coordination while teaching discipline, respect, and self-control.

  • Two women wrestling on a mat, with one woman on top and the other underneath, engaged in a grappling hold during a match.

    No-Gi Jiu-Jitsu



    A fast-paced style of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu practiced without the traditional uniform, using athletic clothing like rash guards and shorts. Instead of gripping fabric, it relies on body control, positioning, and leverage, making it more dynamic and fluid.

  • Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu practitioners in gis training on mats, with some on the ground and others standing or kneeling, in a martial arts gym.

    Fundamentals



    Fundamentals are essential for long-term progress and success. Core techniques like proper positioning, escapes, control, and balance form the foundation of everything in BJJ.

  • Two young women practicing Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, one in a black gi with a yellow belt, the other in a pink and blue gi with a pink belt, grappling on the mat with spectators in the background.

    Competition Sparring

    Teaching advanced techniques and concepts to colored belts in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu (BJJ) focuses on refining skill, strategy, and understanding. At this level, students go beyond basic movements to learn timing, precision, and how to chain techniques together effectively.