With roots in traditional Japanese Jiu-Jitsu and Judo, BJJ at Southern Cross Martial Arts carries an emphasis on leverage and technique over strength, enabling practitioners to effectively control opponents and defend themselves through skilful grappling. And thus developing a strong, focused mind and body.
WHY TRY KIDS BJJ????
- Full-body fitness – BJJ helps kids improve strength, flexibility, and coordination while staying active.
- Practical self-defence – Kids learn valuable anti bully skills to protect themselves in a safe, structured environment.
- Builds confidence – As children progress and achieve new skills, their self-esteem and confidence grow.
- Develops problem-solving skills – BJJ teaches kids how to think strategically and remain calm under pressure.
- Encourages discipline and focus – The structured nature of BJJ helps kids develop discipline, concentration, and perseverance. In a way that schools do not so much any more.
- Healthy stress relief – Physical activity and positive challenges provide a great outlet for energy and emotions.
- Sense of community – Your child will become part of a supportive and encouraging team, learning the importance of respect and teamwork.
- Safe and fun – BJJ is a highly physical martial art with a focus on safety, making it suitable and enjoyable for kids.
- Positive habits for life – Training in BJJ fosters long-term habits of fitness, hard work, and goal-setting. Not to mention thriving under pressure.
- Improves social skills – Through partner drills and sparring, kids learn communication, cooperation, and sportsmanship.
Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ) is a popular martial art that focuses on a structured approach and playful drills to develop skills that will enhance children’s confidence.
It is active and will help your child to stay motivated and excited about being active.
It is unique as it allows children to not only learn new things, but to explore the application by doing.
Ready to see how Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu can benefit your child?
Classes are held at Mudgeeraba on Monday- Wednesday and Friday
