Little Champions 1
3–5First contact with the mat. Coordination, listening, falling safely.
Kids Jiu-Jitsu · College Station
A serious school that remembers they are kids
The published program path starts at age three and grows with the child: coordination first, then technique, confidence, and more focused training.
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The progression
One path for each age
Little Champions 2
6–9Real technique, still built around play and confidence.
Juniors
10–14Where kids who want to take it seriously start doing so.
Wrestling
6+Takedowns and top control. Fridays.
Daytime option
Homeschool class
The current timetable includes Little Champions 2 homeschool classes on Tuesday and Thursday mornings.
Friday option
Wrestling
Wrestling is published for ages six and up on Friday afternoons.
First visit
Start with the age band
Choose your child’s current age in the form. The school can confirm the precise class before you arrive.
The week in practical terms
More than one way to keep the habit
Kids training is spread across the school week instead of depending on a single afternoon. Little Champions 1 meets Monday and Wednesday at 4:30 PM. Little Champions 2 and Juniors share a weekday 5:30 PM time, while older Juniors also have Tuesday and Thursday 4:30 PM classes.
Families looking for a daytime option can ask about the Tuesday and Thursday homeschool class. Friday adds wrestling for ages six and up. The complete schedule is the source of truth, and the school should confirm the best starting time before a first visit.
What the program builds
Progress that changes with their age
A three-year-old and a fourteen-year-old do not need the same class. The published pathway changes the expectations as coordination, attention, technique, and independence grow.
Coordination first
Little Champions 1 introduces listening, movement, and falling safely for ages 3–5.
Technique through practice
Little Champions 2 adds real technique while keeping the class appropriate for ages 6–9.
A more focused path
Juniors gives ages 10–14 a place to train with more focus before entering the adult program.
What parents say
The welcome matters as much as the class name
Parents already describe the instructors as welcoming and supportive. These excerpts come from reviews published by the school and link back to Google.
“From the very beginning, the instructors made her feel welcome, supported, and confident.”
“Professor Milton and all of the staff are so kind and welcoming.”
Before their first visit
What parents ask first
These answers use the school’s current published age bands and timetable. The academy can confirm availability before you travel.
What age can my child start Jiu-Jitsu?
The school’s published path begins with Little Champions 1 for ages 3–5, continues with Little Champions 2 for ages 6–9, and moves into Juniors for ages 10–14.
How do I know which kids class to choose?
Begin with your child’s current age. Select that age band on the free-class form, and the school can confirm the precise class and time before you arrive.
Does the school offer homeschool Jiu-Jitsu?
The current schedule includes Little Champions 2 homeschool classes at 9:30 AM on Tuesday and Thursday. Ask the school to confirm eligibility and availability.
Is wrestling available for kids?
Yes. The published schedule includes wrestling for ages six and up on Friday at 4:30 PM. It sits alongside the school’s regular kids Jiu-Jitsu pathway.
Free trial class
Ready to get started?
Tell us who the class is for. We will confirm the right starting point and a class time before you travel.
Would rather talk first? (979) 200-4549 · info@gbsouthcollege.com