Last year our 6 yr old son was diagnosed with luekemia. He's been through so much and being quarantined from his buds makes it worse. He just had his 2nd bjj lesson last night. I haven't seen him so focused and determined in awhile. I can't wait to see what this training does for him.
I’ve never seen anything like this but it looks like a great way to learn strength and self control. When you’re frustrated, you can’t just punch them in the face, you have to keep control of your body and mind and decide what to do next.
Them kids are monsters already!!! Butterfly guard, tons of sweeps, hard attempts but as they get older they are going to be forces to recon with. God bless them!
Impressive skills. I train BJJ and I've noticed that the kids (their class is right before the adults) often display a surprisingly high level of physical competence. Probably their natural flexibility makes a lot of moves easier for them as opposed to us 30 and 40 and 50-year-olds.
These kids are hella decent. Their ability to slip in and out of the guard, and go right for head control is awesome. Whoever is teaching them is doing a great job. If he’s releasing entire classes of kid this skilled, bullying will disappear within a generation.
My 4 kids (2 girls and 2 boys) went to their first BJJ class last night. All of them LOVED it! It was the talk of the night! So cool to see these gray belts go at it.
Unbelievable , even at the tender years , confidence, discipline , tenacity, perseverance , mental fortitude, humbleness, All the right tools to becoming a good adult , And the tools to deal with most of life's back alley ways , frm NZ Native 🔥
No, they're gonna learn restraint and discipline. They will know to "defend" and "protect" not attack. All good teachers will help you diffuse a situation rather than escalate it. If you have to use your training you already lost.
@@samuraifis I literally just saw news about a black belt that used his training to restrain a criminal until officers arrived at the scene. He (the black belt) obviously wasn't charged. I have no idea where you're getting this opinion from.
Great technique and The mindset that these kids will have from the beautiful art that we are blessed to know Is amazing it is a life changing thing ossss
The world is not getting more quiet and peaceful that`s for sure! Therefore Jiu Jitsu is an absolute essential! Especially for the next generation! Every kid should practice it in my opinion for their own safety and confidence and just life lessons in general!
Training jiu-jitsu is the best way to learn in every aspect of life. One day i'll be a champion and i will without a doubt give my 100% in everything i undertake. I train bjj since i'm 4
I’ve been wanting to start jiu jitsu for years but the closest gym has been an hour or more away and wasn’t feasible with work and a family…until now, we have a gym opening in my town next month. Super stoked, and my 3.5 year old wants to go too….not sure he’s old enough yet but the coach said he lets parents decide if their kid can do it as long as they can follow directions he’s good with it…so we’ll see!
That is very nice! Starting training some BJJ games with your kid at home and he will be ahead of the curve. It is very hard to find a good school for little ones.
@@jiu-jitsu we have been working on wrestling for about 6 months now hoping to get him interested for the youth wrestling program at age 5 and he’s all about it so when I showed him this video and asked him if he’d wanna do it he was like “YEAHHHH!” Makes a dads heart proud lol
@@vonnyharyanto9050 I dont think it would be bad for him since he will be training with kids his age. And if the coach doesn’t say it, you should say for him to not use it in school or with his friends. Just because 4 year olds normally are really hyper in a way. But yeah you should definitely put him in some classes just for him to try.
This is amazing to watch, i love watching these types of videos. i take Taekwondo classes. But these are impressive of how these kids are controlled and only doing it with there feet body and hands
Yes, in BJJ submissions and competition are allowed for kids as young as 4 years old. But they don't learn how to break an arm, just learn how to position themselves. In competition the referees do not wait for a tapout- they intervene when a lock is on.
Their skills are very impressive I love doing BJJ and seeing young kids benefit so much from it is extraordinary and makes me proud to be a tiny part of this brilliant community
I used to go to a bjj gym and train sometimes too. There was this one kid (he was 17) he used to fart LOUD when we were rolling, he farted consistently like every 10 sec. It STUNK so bad every time too, like rotten eggs. That was crazy
My five year old likes to fight me, and I am often surprised at how strong he is. I showed him this video to see if he would be interested in taking it up and he seems interested. I think he'd really take to it.
I want to get my son started. He’s an athletic and smart kid. He’s short for his age and so far he hasn’t been bullied, but I want him to go into HS and beyond with confidence. He isn’t excited. Do you see that with beginners?
JJ was designed for the small, weak. Not the big knuckle head type of person. This is very common because usually kids don't know what's best for them, but parents do. I have many parents clients that mandate their kids to train whether they like it or not. It's like medicine, or even better: Like vitamin.
My kid is 6 and has been doing BJJ for just over a year - none of his class is remotely even close to this level. The instructor is great with the kids and they all love him and listen to him, but this video makes me curious if the kids in this video are way above the curve, or if my kids class is way behind. They generally spend 15 minutes playing a strategic game, then 15 minutes drilling a technique (e.g. mount escape, single leg take down etc). They never really learn it properly, but you can see with the passing of time they get better and better at things as they come up time and time again. They could certainly never put a lot of moves together and roll in the way the kids in this video are doing. Am I taking him to the wrong place, or is the above an unrealistic expectation for most kids? I don't need him to be superadvanced or anything, but I would hope that after a couple of years he would at least have a degree of bully proofness.
It sounds like you are in a good place. The kids in this video do BJJ for a little over 2 years and one of them is an active competitor. My school is geared towards competition so there may be some clear differences. In the other spectrum, a great majority of BJJ kids classes are very recreational with games, etc. This is because the instructors are still figuring out what to teach to kids safely and they have a slow approach that slow the potential in term of competition even in the one against one aspect inside the school - which is also always competition as we spar to win.
The International Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Federation holds official competition for kids starting at age 4- not saying your kid has to compete but just an indicator where the sport starts. There are several technical restrictions that keep it very safe. Look for a school that has a strong kids program.
Do they have bones? Really though they’re gonna be nasty on the mats. The constant collar holds are great. They both know how to turn it into a advantage though.
As long as you find a professional instructor: Yes, in BJJ submissions and competition are allowed for kids as young as 4 years old. But they don't learn how to break an arm, just learn how to position themselves. In competition the referees do not wait for a tapout- they intervene when a lock is on.
The only issue with bjj is that it has no striking meaning that if its a fight against an opponent they will strike. This is why you need a striking art first then move on to a grappling art if you wish to do so
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Last year our 6 yr old son was diagnosed with luekemia. He's been through so much and being quarantined from his buds makes it worse. He just had his 2nd bjj lesson last night. I haven't seen him so focused and determined in awhile. I can't wait to see what this training does for him.
He is already a winner. Now let the fun begin!
How is he ?
Improving every week. My wife and I love seeing his self-esteem getting stronger
@@hbme1390 What belt is he
White belt. They give them strip stickers to out around them after practice.
I’ve never seen anything like this but it looks like a great way to learn strength and self control. When you’re frustrated, you can’t just punch them in the face, you have to keep control of your body and mind and decide what to do next.
Yes! It's like Yoga on steroids!
@@jiu-jitsu thanks My son will start his first day today. He’s 7 and extremely uncoordinated 😂I pray it helps
@@KeyKeyJournals how’s he doing?
My son is 5 years old on the smaller side. Is he too young to start?
@@nujxad I don't think so! It will benefit him
what's impressive to me is not only the kids sparring, but the kids watching who were quiet and respectful.
Thank you!
That's adorable! And I'm surprised of the skill level for such young kids. Must have a great teacher
You are so kind
Them kids are monsters already!!! Butterfly guard, tons of sweeps, hard attempts but as they get older they are going to be forces to recon with. God bless them!
started when i was 4 and know i still love it
Impressive skills. I train BJJ and I've noticed that the kids (their class is right before the adults) often display a surprisingly high level of physical competence. Probably their natural flexibility makes a lot of moves easier for them as opposed to us 30 and 40 and 50-year-olds.
You're so right!
Tak ve 30 si ještě hodně flexibilní 😉
200%
Very disciplined. Showing this to my boy at home. Great stuff
Glad it was helpful!
@@jiu-jitsu peo
These kids are hella decent. Their ability to slip in and out of the guard, and go right for head control is awesome. Whoever is teaching them is doing a great job. If he’s releasing entire classes of kid this skilled, bullying will disappear within a generation.
Agree 100%
Man, the kid that kept sweeping the other is going to be a monster when he gets older
Amazing, right?
My 4 kids (2 girls and 2 boys) went to their first BJJ class last night. All of them LOVED it! It was the talk of the night! So cool to see these gray belts go at it.
Awesome!!!!
They are aggressively hugging
Lol
😂🤣
LMAO
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It’s more like chess.
Unbelievable , even at the tender years , confidence, discipline , tenacity, perseverance , mental fortitude, humbleness,
All the right tools to becoming a good adult ,
And the tools to deal with most of life's back alley ways , frm NZ Native 🔥
Future champions🥋
Agreed
@@destinixshakur 🌹for you
@@marlonayala3354 thank you 💚
These lil guys were rolling like adults! Love to c it
That was awesome. They are both so strong and really focused.
I'm so impressed with these boys.
Wow! Those boys are great!
Thanks!
Nice skills for kids! gentlemen, we have two champions here for sure!
Jeez man he's better at recovering his guard than I am
lol incredible, right? Thank you!
@@jiu-jitsu tell them to keep up the good work
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These kids will grow up prepared for actual combat. Well done
Unfortunately in today’s world, actual combat gets one in jail+ win or loose, so it’s a Loose, loose situation.
No, they're gonna learn restraint and discipline. They will know to "defend" and "protect" not attack. All good teachers will help you diffuse a situation rather than escalate it. If you have to use your training you already lost.
@@samuraifis I literally just saw news about a black belt that used his training to restrain a criminal until officers arrived at the scene. He (the black belt) obviously wasn't charged.
I have no idea where you're getting this opinion from.
Great technique and The mindset that these kids will have from the beautiful art that we are blessed to know Is amazing it is a life changing thing ossss
Thank you very much
Wow. What do i see on this video? Discipline. Endurance. Focus. Power. Speed. Tenacity. Patience. Intensity. My sons first class is tomorro.
GO FOR IT AND ENJOY THE RIDE!
Woah that knockback kick at 1:05 was really impressive. strong kids ^^
Soooo great for them
Thank you!
Excellent!.. good job little men.
The world is not getting more quiet and peaceful that`s for sure! Therefore Jiu Jitsu is an absolute essential! Especially for the next generation! Every kid should practice it in my opinion for their own safety and confidence and just life lessons in general!
Agreed 100%. Our future depends on the type of next generation we are creating.
This is what my class looks like! These boys are really good!
Thank you!
Those kids are doing so good great job!
Brilliant
So calm. Awesome coaching here. Well done. They are doing so well. Comfortable being uncomfortable. Other kids attentive and respectful
Yes, thank you
My son just got his grey belt in BJJ last weekend. I’m so happy that he has gained so much confidence over the years .
Way to go! Yellow is next!!
They are already good and if they stay with it omgosh they will annihilate peeps. My 8 year old son just started jiu-jitsu. Thank you for the video.
That is awesome!
How’s he doing?
Very good. Very tecnical. And a well mesured match. Tx.
Yes!!
Training jiu-jitsu is the best way to learn in every aspect of life. One day i'll be a champion and i will without a doubt give my 100% in everything i undertake.
I train bjj since i'm 4
Incredible statement. Great job!
I am 13 and I am a grey belt with black stripes and yes it is a hard challenge to get through but I assure you it’s very fun!!!
I'm impressed!
Sooooooo much energy!!
I’ve been wanting to start jiu jitsu for years but the closest gym has been an hour or more away and wasn’t feasible with work and a family…until now, we have a gym opening in my town next month. Super stoked, and my 3.5 year old wants to go too….not sure he’s old enough yet but the coach said he lets parents decide if their kid can do it as long as they can follow directions he’s good with it…so we’ll see!
That is very nice! Starting training some BJJ games with your kid at home and he will be ahead of the curve. It is very hard to find a good school for little ones.
@@jiu-jitsu we have been working on wrestling for about 6 months now hoping to get him interested for the youth wrestling program at age 5 and he’s all about it so when I showed him this video and asked him if he’d wanna do it he was like “YEAHHHH!” Makes a dads heart proud lol
This is the fight of the century!!! That takedown at 2:20 was wild.
While also being the worst handshake of the century 😂
Best comment of the year! lol
1:55 meanwhile the boy flirting and got rejected by the girl lol
My 10 yr old son started BJJ 6 months ago, and loves every minute of it. Best way to learn self defense without punching/kicking
Agreed! It's a fun journey!
im thinking to let my 4yo son a try on BJJ class. is it too early for him to learn this?
@@vonnyharyanto9050 I dont think it would be bad for him since he will be training with kids his age. And if the coach doesn’t say it, you should say for him to not use it in school or with his friends. Just because 4 year olds normally are really hyper in a way. But yeah you should definitely put him in some classes just for him to try.
@Don't What are u trying to figure out? Sorry i didn’t understand ur question.
Cool I'm gonna be doing that soon
What an awesome roll ! Applause forboth of them ! (Y)
This is amazing to watch, i love watching these types of videos. i take Taekwondo classes. But these are impressive of how these kids are controlled and only doing it with there feet body and hands
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
I train BJJ and these kids have so much potential
From this video to the cage already on a super fight!
Lincoln Kotuby at Rival Fight League
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Do they not allow chokes at this age? A couple times it was wide Open but notice no attempts were made. Amazing roll regardless
Yes, in BJJ submissions and competition are allowed for kids as young as 4 years old. But they don't learn how to break an arm, just learn how to position themselves. In competition the referees do not wait for a tapout- they intervene when a lock is on.
Both of them are showing great heart ❤️ :) keep on the good work👍
Just got my 10 and 3 year old started !!!
Double Nice!!
this is straight awsome they are holding their own like a boss
Thank you!!
This is the most adorable thing ive ever seen
İkisi de müthiş idi ikisinide tebrik ediyorum güzelsiniz ne çocuklar
Teşekkür ederim!
Very entertaining ain’t gonna lie.
Their skills are very impressive I love doing BJJ and seeing young kids benefit so much from it is extraordinary and makes me proud to be a tiny part of this brilliant community
Great job!!!
@@jiu-jitsu thank you my friend
Amazing!
Amazing!
Thanks!
I used to go to a bjj gym and train sometimes too. There was this one kid (he was 17) he used to fart LOUD when we were rolling, he farted consistently like every 10 sec. It STUNK so bad every time too, like rotten eggs. That was crazy
My five year old likes to fight me, and I am often surprised at how strong he is. I showed him this video to see if he would be interested in taking it up and he seems interested.
I think he'd really take to it.
Go for it!!!!
Bro seing little kids roll is the cutest thing it’s like watching puppies play fight
lol
Awesome
I want to get my son started. He’s an athletic and smart kid. He’s short for his age and so far he hasn’t been bullied, but I want him to go into HS and beyond with confidence. He isn’t excited. Do you see that with beginners?
JJ was designed for the small, weak. Not the big knuckle head type of person. This is very common because usually kids don't know what's best for them, but parents do. I have many parents clients that mandate their kids to train whether they like it or not. It's like medicine, or even better: Like vitamin.
great grappling!
Thank you!!!!
This is awesome
Thanks!
Professionals
That sweep at 2:17 tho
Amazing!!!
Thanks!!
Great match!! 👏💪
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@@jiu-jitsu efhpo
As I am training for naga this is heartwarming
Go for it!!!!
Whew!!! I got tired watching!! Great school and teacher!!!
Super thank you!
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What belt is that I’m new to Jiu jitsu
Grey belts- it’s the first color belt after white.
Kudos to the parents for letting boys be boys and girls are equally as capable.
I'm 10 and my mom let me do jiu-jitsu and I can't wait till thursday.
Very good..
Hi, is this brazilian or japanese jujutsu and what's the recommended minimum starting age for kids?
Brazilian. Tournaments are available for kids as young as 4 years old of age. Got to find a professional instructor that work with young kids though.
@@jiu-jitsu thank you for this information, our oldest will be turning 4 this year
Just intense hugging riiiiggghhhtttt
Até eu queria tá aí lutando poise so promocional criança ainda
My kid is 6 and has been doing BJJ for just over a year - none of his class is remotely even close to this level. The instructor is great with the kids and they all love him and listen to him, but this video makes me curious if the kids in this video are way above the curve, or if my kids class is way behind. They generally spend 15 minutes playing a strategic game, then 15 minutes drilling a technique (e.g. mount escape, single leg take down etc). They never really learn it properly, but you can see with the passing of time they get better and better at things as they come up time and time again. They could certainly never put a lot of moves together and roll in the way the kids in this video are doing. Am I taking him to the wrong place, or is the above an unrealistic expectation for most kids?
I don't need him to be superadvanced or anything, but I would hope that after a couple of years he would at least have a degree of bully proofness.
It sounds like you are in a good place. The kids in this video do BJJ for a little over 2 years and one of them is an active competitor. My school is geared towards competition so there may be some clear differences. In the other spectrum, a great majority of BJJ kids classes are very recreational with games, etc. This is because the instructors are still figuring out what to teach to kids safely and they have a slow approach that slow the potential in term of competition even in the one against one aspect inside the school - which is also always competition as we spar to win.
@@jiu-jitsu 👍Thanks a lot for the detailed feedback, really appreciate it.
Do you have a video of 6year olds that do Jujitsu just 5 months?
Will make one!
I should learn now
Go for it
My son is going to turn 3 years and I want to know when can he start? Should I wait a lil bit more?
You should wait until he is 7-8 because that’s when kids really get this sport
The International Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Federation holds official competition for kids starting at age 4- not saying your kid has to compete but just an indicator where the sport starts. There are several technical restrictions that keep it very safe. Look for a school that has a strong kids program.
Do they have bones? Really though they’re gonna be nasty on the mats. The constant collar holds are great. They both know how to turn it into a advantage though.
That trip at 2:18 was so nice
How old are they? My boy is 5 years and 9 months, been playing Gracie games with him for about a year now.
Great way to start! These boys are 7 if I'm not mistaken.
Adorable 🥰🥰🥰🥰
I think martial arts in general, including BJJ, have massive benefits for kids
Massive! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Cool! I'm 8 years old and I also do BJJ.
WOW!
C'est beau WOW!
C'est Lena et Arthur Hajo
Merci
Is this safe for my 8 year old?
As long as you find a professional instructor: Yes, in BJJ submissions and competition are allowed for kids as young as 4 years old. But they don't learn how to break an arm, just learn how to position themselves. In competition the referees do not wait for a tapout- they intervene when a lock is on.
wow... so skillful ...
Good roll kids
is this what it's gonna do for me!!!😱😱😱😱
Is jiu-jitsu l love jiu-jitsu 🎉 🥋
The only issue with bjj is that it has no striking meaning that if its a fight against an opponent they will strike.
This is why you need a striking art first then move on to a grappling art if you wish to do so
The training is strike-less but rest assured every time we can strike, we do. lol
@@jiu-jitsu My bad, forgot to say that it doesn't work against 2 or more opponent's
Frick the people who dislike this video. Awesome.
Hello soph and mason :)
💯 OSS! Train for life!
Young Folks move so fast!
❤wow😊
🙏🏻
YES🤑