Crosley Gracie Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Academy - Brentwood, CA

Our Academy Is An Establishment For Self Improvement And Personal Excellence.

We are determined to meet all of our member's needs, first and foremost, in a constructive, disciplined, friendly and safe environment. We empower our members to reach their full potential and experience an overall improved healthy lifestyle and regimen, to help maintain an excellent quality of life.

Crosley Gracie Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Academy - Brentwood, CA

About The Academy    Academy Rules & Regulations
  • Arrive 10-15 minutes prior to any scheduled class.
  • Check in at front desk prior to each class.
  • Absolutely no shoes on the mat.
  • Always greet the Instructor upon entering the mat (hand shake).
  • Don't leave the mat without notifying the instructor.
  • When tying your kimono, face the wall. The belt represents your progress, keep it on at all times.
  • Keep quiet while Instructor demonstrates techniques.
  • Personal cleanliness is essential. Long hair must be tied back, nails must be clipped, hands and feet clean.
  • Keep your uniform clean by washing it after every class according to the intensity level of your work out.
  • When entering the mat area, always wear gear that is clean with no rips, tears, holes or stains.
  • Children not participating in class MUST be under parental supervision.
  • Absolutely no food or drink allowed inside the gym (except bottles with cap).
  • Do not walk around without a shirt on outside the locker rooms.
  • No foul language will be tolerated.
  • Talking should be kept to a minimum level and should relate to the class subject.
  • All metal objects, jewelry, piercing, necklace or other such items should be removed for your safety.
  • Do not call Instructor out to spar. It is disrespectful.
  • The higher your belt, the more seniority you have. Know your place on the mat.
  • Sparring is always optional. It is only allowed with Instructor approval and with full protective gear.
  • When sparring, take into account that size and experience matter. Sparring must be a learning experience, where both athletes learn from.
  • If you have any injuries or health concerns, notify the instructor and know your limits.
  • Put pagers and cell phones on vibrate.
  • Help others improve whenever you can. When everyone improves, you improve.