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25 min from Florence

Juniors & Teens for Florence

Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu for ages 10+ — advanced technique, conditioning, and a structured outlet that builds teen confidence. First class free.

The Juniors & Teens program — ages 10 and up — gives Florence pre-teens and teenagers a demanding, structured outlet. Students from Florence High School work on advanced movement, conditioning, and the technical base that bridges into the adult class. The Gracie Barra belt system keeps progress concrete, and the room holds teens to a real standard. It is about 25 minutes south via FM-487, and the first class is free.

Why Train Juniors?

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Built for ages 10 and up — pre-teens and teens treated as serious students.

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Covers advanced movement, conditioning, and a deepening technical curriculum.

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The technical and live-training bridge into the adult Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu class.

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High expectations inside a supportive room — the combination that builds teen confidence.

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A structured outlet for pre-teen and teen energy, with the Gracie Barra belt system marking progress.

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Older Juniors help look out for younger kids, building real leadership.

Juniors Schedule

Monday 2 classes
10 AM
Juniors 10 +
Kids
6 PM
Juniors 10 +
Kids
Tuesday 1 class
6 PM
Juniors 10 +
Kids
Wednesday 2 classes
10 AM
Juniors 10 +
Kids
6 PM
Juniors 10 +
Kids
Thursday 1 class
6 PM
Juniors 10 +
Kids
Friday Closed
Saturday 1 class
9 AM
Juniors 10 +
Kids
Sunday Closed

Getting Here from Florence

From Florence, take FM-487 south toward Georgetown, then connect to Williams Drive — about 25 minutes total to 4402 Williams Drive, Suite 160. The academy is near Wolf Ranch Parkway in north Georgetown, with free parking directly in front.

Gracie Barra Georgetown
4402 Williams Drive, Suite 160, Georgetown, TX 78628
(737) 298-2780

Frequently Asked Questions

Is there a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu academy in Florence, TX?
There is no BJJ academy in Florence itself. Florence families who want organized martial arts drive into Georgetown for it. The nearest structured program is Gracie Barra Georgetown, about 25 minutes south via FM-487 and Williams Drive, at 4402 Williams Drive, Suite 160. It teaches the official Gracie Barra curriculum — a standardized system used at more than 1,000 academies worldwide — with four age-banded kids classes and adult programs led by Professor Fabio Villela, a Gracie Barra black belt. For families used to driving for school activities, it is a familiar distance, and the first class is free.
Is the drive from Florence to Georgetown worth it for kids martial arts?
For families wanting a real curriculum, yes. The drive from Florence is about 25 minutes via FM-487, and what justifies it is structure. Gracie Barra Georgetown runs four separate age-banded kids tiers, so a child from Florence Elementary or Florence Middle School trains with true peers and follows a curriculum that builds week over week. The belt-and-stripe system gives a clear, visible measure of progress that a once-a-week drop-in class cannot match. Classes run morning through evening, so a single trip can be planned around other Georgetown errands. The first class is free — a low-pressure way to decide before committing.

Ready to Get Started?

Your first class is free. No experience needed. No contract for the trial.