Fraction Jiu Jitsu

If you’re new to Jiu Jitsu, don’t be afraid to start.

Our program is structured for beginners. We don’t just throw you in with advanced students and expect you to figure it out. You’ll learn what to do, what to expect, and how to build your foundation step by step.

That’s why it’s called a Jiu Jitsu Academy—because you learn from scratch and progress your way up with purpose.

No pressure. No rushing. Just real learning.

Find out the best plan for you or your family. Message us now.

Fathers who provide, sacrifice, and make it all possible.

This Father’s Day, we honor the dads who work hard every day so their kids can stay active, train, and grow through Jiu Jitsu.

Thank you Daddy Rommel Caputolan, Daddy Suyoung Kim, Mr. Parangan, Mr. Uphill, Daddy Percy Forcadilla, and Daddy Anthony Uy for your sacrifices, support, and for always showing up for your children.

Because behind every young athlete is a father making it happen.

Sometimes it’s the other way around.

Arnel joined Jiu Jitsu because of his daughter, Aria—wanting to understand the sport she loved and be part of her journey.

What started as support became their bond. Now, father and daughter share the mats, train side by side, and even compete together.

A beautiful reminder that sometimes our kids lead us to the best parts of life.

What a special journey—to grow, learn, and create memories together on the mats.

Juggling Jiu Jitsu & Profession — Atty. Ace

Daddy Ace may be one of the busiest men we know, but he always finds time for Jiu Jitsu—making it part of his family’s bond and routine.

Not only is he leading by example for his kids, but he’s also helping grow Jiu Jitsu up north in Bogo City.

Thank you, Daddy Ace, for being a cool dad and for always making sure your kids stay on the mats as much as they can. Your time, effort, and influence mean a lot.

Building more than champions—building family through Jiu Jitsu.

Daddy Duduy, the man behind Jiu Jitsu Pilipinas, has not only helped grow the Jiu Jitsu community in Cebu but has also built a strong bond with his girls through the sport.

What started as influence became a family routine—a shared journey on and off the mats.

Thank you, Daddy Duduy, for all that you do for your family and for everything you’ve done for the Jiu Jitsu community in Cebu. Your impact goes far beyond the mats.

Not all fathers train on the mats, but their sacrifices build champions.

This Father’s Day, we salute the dads who work hard and make it possible for their kids to stay active, train, and grow through Jiu Jitsu.

Thank you;
Daddy Brian Ong
Papa Mark Salomon
Dada Anton Fonacier
Daddy Mark Lomibao

for your endless support and sacrifices.

Because behind every young athlete is a father making it all possible.

Some fathers may step away from the mats, but they make sure their kids stay on them.

Razer started Jiu Jitsu through our toddler’s program—created especially for him because he was still too young to join the regular kids class.

It all began because Papa wanted to return to Jiu Jitsu, something he used to love. Even though he didn’t make it back to training himself, he made sure Razer would have the chance to start early.

That’s what fatherhood looks like—putting your child in a position to grow, learn, and become stronger than you were.

Happy Father’s Day to Ral. Thank you for trusting us with Razer and for making sure the journey continues through him.