Brú Kids Program
Engaging in physical activity has many benefits for developing children.
- Improved strength, coordination, mobility and aerobic fitness
- Improved confidence & self efficacy achieved by learning new skills
- Improved attention and memory
- Long term benefits such as: Improved bone strength, developing heathy habits to bring into adulthood, reducing risk of developing chronic diseases such as type 2 diabetes in later life.
Our kids program is designed to be fun, challenging and engaging for students.
In learning to grapple they will learn to face challenges and solve problems while most importantly having fun!
Class Structure
Kids Gi & NoGi ( Ages 7-13 )
In both we focus building fundamental skills of Jiu Jitsu.
Each class consists of:
- Movement based warm up: Grappling specific movement skill drills to help develop coordination and prepare for training.
- Grappling bases games: These are activities which will put them in grappling situations with simple goals & problems to solve. These are fun games to start to get them moving & engaging with their training partners.
- Learning Fundamental Techniques: They will learn and practice techniques and build sequences across the fundamental positions within Jiu Jitsu.
- Positional sparring / Live rolling: This is the chance to apply what they're learning in more realistic scenarios under the supervision of the coaches.
How to Get Started
We offer Kids Gi & NoGi classes:
- Monday 5pm Kids NoGi
- Wednesday 5pm Kids NoGi
- Friday 5:15pm Kids Gi
- Saturday 10am Kids Gi
NoGi Classes can be joined into with just shorts & T-Shirt. Gi classes are in the kimono.
We can lend a Gi and belt for the first class but would advise parents to speak to the coaches about getting their own Gi if their child wishes to continue training.
How to get started:
You can book in for a discounted €9 trial kids classes on the schedule here
When in the studio, shoes must be worn at all times when off the mats. Please bring water & shoes that will come on and off easily to avoid kids walking barefoot through through the studio.
