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Kids Jiu Jitsu

Dive into Summer Fun with El Dorado Hills BJJ’s Kids Jiu Jitsu Camp!

This summer, El Dorado Hills BJJ is thrilled to offer an exciting opportunity for kids to dive into the world of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. Scheduled for July 10th and 21st, the Kids Jiu Jitsu Camp promises to blend learning with laughter, offering participants aged 5 and older an unforgettable experience.

What’s on the Agenda?

The camp kicks off with an engaging one-hour basic Jiu Jitsu class led by Coach Danny. During this session, kids will learn foundational techniques in a safe and supportive environment. This class is perfect for beginners and those looking to sharpen their skills alike.

Following the class, the real fun begins with two hours of mat games and team-building activities. Imagine a lively atmosphere filled with laughter as kids engage in friendly competitions and collaborative challenges. These activities not only reinforce Jiu Jitsu principles but also foster camaraderie among participants.

Why Jiu Jitsu for Kids?

Brazilian Jiu Jitsu isn’t just about self-defense; it’s about discipline, focus, and resilience. Through structured training and interactive games, kids develop physical fitness, mental agility, and the confidence to face challenges both on and off the mat. The camp at El Dorado Hills BJJ provides a perfect introduction to these invaluable life skills in a fun and supportive setting.

How to Register

Spaces for the Kids Jiu Jitsu Camp are limited, so early registration is recommended. To secure your child’s spot or to learn more about the camp’s schedule and safety guidelines, please sign up with Coach Danny in person.

Join the Fun!

Whether your child is curious about martial arts or already a budding enthusiast, the Kids Jiu Jitsu Camp at El Dorado Hills BJJ promises an enriching summer experience. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to empower your child with new skills and lasting friendships in a dynamic, supportive atmosphere.

Mark your calendars for July 10th and 21st, and get ready for a summer filled with Jiu Jitsu fun at El Dorado Hills BJJ!

Kids Jiu Jitsu

Jiu Jitsu Kids Camp in El Dorado Hills

 I recently ran my first Jiu Jitsu Camp for ages five and older. In the past all of the camps have been seven and up. It was a full camp and the most fun one yet. Having the younger kids there came with some new challenges but I was prepared for them.
The main difference having the younger kids in camp is being ready for the shorter attention span. I had to be ready to refocus the group or change activities much more often than when seven year olds were the youngest kids there. Another big difference was the class style had to be more of a peewee/kids hybrid class with the kids split into groups and a lot of hands-on coaching. For the next camp I will probably allow this age group to come again. It was fun having some of the peewee kids there.
For the class portion of camp we did a fun warm up and practiced some basics. After that we practiced arm bars on the coaches and did some Jiu Jitsu matches. There was a very wide variety of skill and experience levels in the room along with the variety of ages. After class we played all of the mat games that we have played before at camp with the addition of a free for all snow ball fight. We ended the day with some snacks and board games. I haven’t picked a date for the next camp yet but I am excited to start planning for it!

Danny

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Summer Jiu Jitsu Camp in El Dorado Hills in June

June Jiu Jitsu Camp
I’m excited to announce that we will be hosting another Jiu Jitsu camp for the kids June 13th and 15th. This camp will be for ages seven and older. No Jiu Jitsu experience is needed to attend this camp, in fact I think it is a great first time Jiu Jitsu experience.
We will begin with an hour of Jiu Jitsu class where the kids will learn some basic techniques including takedowns, sweeps and guard passes. After the class we will make teams and start playing mat games. This is always a lot of fun. The kids will get to bond with their teammates and new friends while engaging in healthy competition. After the games are over we will have a snack and wind down with some board games.
I am expecting to get twenty campers signed up for this event and am excited to make it a fun and memorable experience for them. This will be the first No Gi camp that I have done so I am looking forward to making some teaching adjustments to the class section of camp and sharing some of my No Gi knowledge with the kids.

Coach Danny

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Fundamentals Camp in El Dorado Hills

Fundamentals Camp this weekend! No Class or Open Mat on Saturday or Sunday. We have a great camp planned to start the year! It’s not too late to register: CAMP DETAILS

– 11 hours of instruction & drilling
– 2 hours of Open Mat
– 3 Guest Speakers (details below) 
Allan Scott (Surviving & Thriving with JiuJitsu)

Allan will talk about his experiences and lessons learned over the last 5+ years of training jiu jitsu and how it has influenced all the different aspects of his life. He will offer tips on what has worked and what hasn’t while trying to make jiu jitsu into a balanced, lifelong passion.

Ryan Flager (Lasting Impact of Leadership)

Ryan has been deployed 6 times to Afghanistan and Iraq serving with the 75th Ranger Regiment. Jobs included rifleman, sniper, sniper team leader and Sniper section leader. He took part in many combat operations and was awarded for his work while under fire. He took part in the rescue and recovery of the the extortion 17 helicopter crash, arguably one of the most catastrophic events from the war on terror. After the military he worked for the state department providing security for the U.S. Embassy in Iraq. Ryan will be talking about the lasting of impact of leadership. 

Jackson Gudel (Perseverance Through Adversity) 

Jackson was born in Sacramento, CA and attended Casa Robles HS where he was captain of the football team. After graduation from Humboldt State University in 2000, he worked for 5 years as the operations manager of a ceramic tile installation company in the family business. Joining the Army in November 2005, he went thru OSUT as an infantryman at Fort  Benning, GA, Airborne School, Ranger Indoctrination Program, and assigned to 3rd PLT B CO 3/75th Ranger Regiment in 2006. He graduated Ranger school in 2008.

He was deployed six times in support of OIF/OEF, 3 times to Iraq, and 3 times to Afghanistan. While deployed to Mosul, Iraq he was wounded in action and received a Purple Heart. His wounds included gunshots to the pelvis and shoulder, a suicide bomber detonation resulting in TBI (Traumatic Brain Injury), and a gunshot wound resulting in a fractured pelvis. 7 months later, he deploy to the same position and did 3 more deployments as Fire Team Leader after his injuries. Medically retired from the Army in December of 2013, he is now married with 3 children.