The Good Fight Initiative · Jacksonville, FL
Kids Jiu-Jitsu in Jacksonville, FL
Our kids' Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu group serves ages 5–15 at Trinity Christian Academy's Dining Commons. The published class time is 6:00–7:00 PM on Mondays and Thursdays, with mentorship and character-first instruction woven into the program.
Ask about kids BJJQuick facts
- Age group
- Kids ages 5–15
- Published schedule
- Monday and Thursday, 6:00–7:00 PM
- Venue
- Trinity Christian Academy, Dining Commons, Jacksonville
- Family access
- Scholarships available; inquire about tuition
Updated · Program details from The Good Fight Initiative
What should Jacksonville parents look for?
Look for a program that fits your child's age, your family's schedule and the kind of coaching you want. At The Good Fight Initiative, our stated priorities are character development, mentorship and faith-based leadership alongside BJJ instruction.
A child learning to listen, accept guidance and work with others is part of the mission, not a distraction from it. We cannot promise a particular change in confidence, behavior or performance. The useful first step is a conversation about your child and what you hope training will support.
How does the 5–15 age range work for your child?
Ages 5–15 are the published kids' group. That range does not mean every child has the same needs or that separate age tracks are guaranteed. Include your child's age, previous martial arts experience and any concerns when you contact us.
If your child is approaching 16, ask which group is appropriate. The published adult group begins at age 16 and runs after the kids' class. The team can confirm fit before you commit to a school-night routine.
Does the schedule fit a school-night routine?
Kids train from 6:00 to 7:00 PM on Monday and Thursday. Adults are listed from 7:00 to 8:00 PM on those same evenings. Families considering training for both a child and a parent should note that these are consecutive classes, not one shared session.
The listed Jacksonville venue is Trinity Christian Academy's Dining Commons. Ask for current arrival and access instructions before your first visit, and confirm that the published times still apply. No drop-off arrangement or supervision outside class is promised here.
What should you confirm before a first visit?
Contact us before attending so you have the right expectations about availability, fees and preparation. Uniforms, trial options and enrollment paperwork are not specified on the site, so a short inquiry is more reliable than buying equipment in advance.
Scholarships are available for families who need them. Ask about the current process and tuition at the same time; a scholarship inquiry is not an automatic award or a reservation.
- Provide your child's age and relevant experience.
- Ask about class placement, space and enrollment steps.
- Confirm what to wear or bring before buying a uniform.
- Discuss tuition, scholarships and arrival arrangements.
Questions before you inquire
What age can kids start?
This site's published kids' group begins at age 5 and runs through age 15. Contact the team to confirm suitability and current availability for your child.
Are scholarships available for kids?
Yes. The BJJ program offers scholarships for families who need assistance. Ask about current tuition and the scholarship process; amounts and eligibility details are not published.
Is this a guaranteed anti-bullying solution?
No. The program emphasizes character, mentorship and training, but it does not promise to prevent bullying or resolve an individual situation. Tell the team about your concerns when discussing whether the program is a good fit.
Start a conversation.
Start with your child's age, what you are looking for and the evenings that work for your family. Ask us about class fit, tuition and scholarships before your first visit.