Free Trial Class
Your first class is free
No gear. No contract. No sign-up fee. Beginner classes Mon–Thu at 5:30pm, all-levels lunch class Tue & Thu at noon. Pick your class below.
Pick a day, drop your name and number, done. Or just show up Mon–Thu at 5:15 and say it’s your first time.
Book your free class
Pick the class that fits your schedule. You’ll choose a day on the next screen and we’ll text you a confirmation with everything you need to know before you walk in.
Memberships run $70–$80 bi-weekly. No sign-up fee, no contract, cancel anytime.
What happens at your first class
- Arrive at 5:15 for the 5:30 beginner class, in your own workout clothes. Russell or DJ will walk you around and tell you what to expect. Beginner class runs 30 minutes. Want more? Stick around for the 6:00 all-levels class at no extra charge.
- Train the beginner class. Join in or step out any time you like — you set the pace.
- Stick around, meet the team, and see if Ohm feels like home. Zero pressure either way.
- You don't need to be in shape to start — jiu jitsu gets you in shape
- No uniform or gear to buy — shorts and a t-shirt work great
- Free trials never expire
- Coming to the noon class? Arrive at 12:00 sharp and let the coach know it’s your first class.
- Prefer to just watch a class first? Totally fine. Come by Mon–Thu at 5:30.
What Members Say
Real reviews from Ohm Jiu Jitsu
“Ohm is a cool gym. It’s in a great location, it’s clean, and well appointed. Everyone is friendly, welcoming, and open to both new members and experienced grapplers. I’ve trained with both of the coaches for a long time. I can honestly say that they care very much about the sport, the students, and love teaching.”
— John Baker“Amazing place to start your training as an absolute beginner as well as continue to build your skills from blue belt all the way up to black belt. It’s definitely the place to check out if jiu jitsu has ever caught your eye!”
— Ashley Reiners“I find Ohm is an easy place to train. There are good partners of all ages and levels to train with and an inviting and easygoing atmosphere for learning.”
— Bob Maharrey“No better place I’d train BJJ than at Ohm Jiu Jitsu. From white to black belts, the atmosphere is friendly while still challenging you to improve your game. If you’re looking for a BJJ gym that has its finger on the pulse of what’s going on in current BJJ, look no further.”
— Sonia Fargue