Fantastic BJJ gym for women, men, and kids. I just joined last week with my partner, who has trained BJJ for 10 years. Such a great sport for anyone wanting to learn self‑defence. I only wish I had started 40 years ago!

Renan is a professional and knowledgeable coach, and the community is incredibly friendly and welcoming.

I have been fortunate enough to start my BJJ journey here at WCJJ and couldn’t be any happier. Renan and his team have made me feel welcome from day one, and I will be forever grateful to be part of this beautiful community.

If you’re ever thinking of starting your BJJ journey, or if you’re looking for a gym that feels like a family and community—and most importantly is safe to train—make no mistake and join WCJJ and find out for yourself.

We highly recommend West Coast Jiu Jitsu. My son and my husband both train here, and the environment is absolutely amazing. The coaches are professional, patient, and truly care about each student’s development—both on and off the mats.

The kids’ classes build confidence, discipline, and respect, while the adult classes are challenging and welcoming at the same time. I am also starting my BJJ journey with them as it really feels like a family. We’re very grateful to be part of this gym!

My twin boys, now 5½ years old, have been training at WCJJ for the past 3 years, and I cannot speak highly enough of the club and its coaches.

What truly sets WCJJ apart is that the focus is not only on Jiu-Jitsu training, but on creating a safe, respectful, healthy, and enjoyable environment for children. The coaches genuinely care about the kids’ wellbeing, confidence, and happiness, not just their techniques.

Head coach Renan started working with my boys when they were very young and did not even understand English at the time. Despite the language barrier, he built such a strong bond with them that language was never an issue. Through patience, positivity, and encouragement, he connected with the kids in a way that made them feel comfortable and confident from day one.

In fact, the boys didn’t just learn Jiu-Jitsu — they learned a new language from their coach: OSS.

My kids absolutely love coming to training, and as a parent, it gives me great peace of mind knowing they are learning discipline, respect, and confidence in such a supportive environment. I highly recommend WCJJ to any parent looking for a club that truly puts children first.