This library is built for BJJ instructors who are serious about their kids’ program, whether you’re just starting a children’s curriculum or looking to add depth and intentionality to the one you already have. If you believe the mat is one of the most powerful classrooms available to a child, you’re in the right place.

This set of informative video techniques was created by Joao Crus, a black belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu with 25 years experience teaching children. A series of 30 initial moves you should teach children when they first start their journey in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. 1hour and 30 minutes of footage. This is designed to all martial arts instructors willing to start a successful BJJ or Grappling program for children in their schools. E-mail support, if needed.

This is your go-to library for keeping classes fresh, fun, and effective. Every game and drill in this section is designed to develop real jiu-jitsu skills while keeping your students engaged, moving, and coming back for more. Whether you're teaching a room full of five-year-olds or a competitive adult class, you'll find tools here that work on the mat and build the culture you want in your academy. New games added every month.

On these videos you will find a more robust curriculum for children, with 3 hours and 46 minutes of footage. It covers each belt with detailed techniques, from White to Green belt. The language used is very positive and addresses children in age & developmentally appropriate manners. Chapters include: Guard Game Escapes Controlling the opponent Submissions Games Drills and much more... Each belt is divided in 4 different levels of instructions.

Templated messages or scripts you can use directly with parents in order to improve the relationship, expectation and retention.

It has a more deeper approach in supporting the coaches, with new video information every week

Stop rebuilding your children’s classes every week. This complete 12-week program gives BJJ instructors 24 ready-to-teach classes organized around skill development, purposeful practice, emotional regulation, and student engagement. Each week includes two lessons with 45- and 60-minute formats, age adaptations, coaching language, games, safety guidance, assessment points, and a family message. Teach with clarity, save planning time, and build classes children want to return to.

Private preparation, on-site training and implementation resources for approved Teach the Teacher academies and coaching teams.

Walk onto the mat with a clear plan. Eight beginner kids BJJ lessons with 45- and 60-minute schedules, four purposeful games, age adaptations for ages 5–7 and 8–12, four parent messages, and printable coaching tools. By Joao Crus. Relational First, Physical Second. $99 one-time. Written instructor resource; no videos or individual coaching.

12 weeks and 24 preschool BJJ class plans for instructors teaching ages 4–5, with adaptations for age 3. Includes a 28-slide presentation, movement guidance, purposeful games, coaching language, parent messages, and observation tools. Relational First, Physical Second. Written resources; no videos or individual coaching. $147 USD one-time.