Turner BJJ

or self-defense, sport grappling tournaments (Gi and No-Gi) and mixed martial arts (MMA) competition. Sparring (commonly referred to as 'rolling') and live drilling play a major role in training, and a premium is placed on performance, especially in competition. The Target Audience:
1. Students displaced from other Jiu-Jitsu or grappling arts program due to military relocation
2. Former high school or college wrestlers who are looking for a similar “team environment” or “fitness training concept”
3. Individuals who are highly competitive, but do not fit into the “team sport” environment (success is based solely on individual achievement.)
4. Individuals who are interested in the martial arts and are looking for one that is easy to learn regardless of fitness level, body competition, and flexibility
5. Introduce new practitioners to a Martial Arts form that is:
1. Fun
2. Easy to learn
3. Effective
6. Help beginner students:
1. Learn basic effective Jiu-Jitsu techniques (with & without the Gi)
2. Increase Fitness Leve1
3. Increase self-esteem, and confidence through successful application of Jiu-Jitsu techniques
4. Provide the opportunity to compete at a community level
7. Give intermediate students the chance to:
1. Learn complex Jiu-Jitsu techniques (with & without the Gi)
2. Test their grappling skills against other practitioners of equal ability
3. Become part of a community or state level team
4. Attain certifications applicable to their personal goals
8. Provide advanced students instruction to:
1. Increase fitness level to that of a world-class athlete
2. Develop winning strategies based on their best skills
3. Self-evaluation concepts to help determine future training requirements
4. Attain international certifications if needed
5. Compete at a national, and international level

NOTES:
Founder – David "Jay" Turner