There is a limit to what techniques, instructionals, systems, and structured models can provide. Beyond a certain point, progress in Jiu-Jitsu does not come from collecting more techniques. It comes from how practitioners relate to the knowledge they already have.
Wishing you a peaceful and restorative break with time for family, movement, and reflection.  We’ll be closed from Friday 18th April […]
New Feature for Members: Class Notes You can now write and save your class notes directly on our website — […]
There is tension on the mats these days. Some say they do not want to hear about politics in the academy. Others say everything is political. Both sides have a point, but one gets closer to the root of what is really going on.
March is all about celebrating and empowering women, and with International Women’s Day on March 8, there’s no better time to start training. We’re offering two weeks of free training and a free BJJ uniform to women who commit to their training.
At Blue Mountains Jiu-Jitsu Academy, we’re always looking for ways to improve how we connect with our members. To create a better, more secure experience, we’ve built our own app and communication platform. With this change, we will be closing our family social page on Facebook. Our business page will remain for public updates, but all member discussions, class updates, and academy news will now take place in a dedicated space designed specifically for our community.
At Blue Mountains Jiu-Jitsu Academy (BMJJA), we’re committed to providing a well-rounded training experience that supports every member’s journey, whether their goal is personal development, fitness, self-defense, or competition success. In our second year since rebranding, we’re focused on maintaining our learning culture while offering targeted training for those who wish to compete. To achieve this, we emphasise the importance of attending Regular Classes, Self-Guided Training, Open Mat, and our Competition Class.
Blue Mountains Jiu-Jitsu Academy will take a break starting on 24th December and returning on 3rd January.
BJJ belts represent far more than the ability to execute techniques or win matches. They encapsulate the essence of the journey, embodying growth, perseverance, and responsibility. Each belt marks a milestone, but its true value lies in the experiences, lessons, and connections forged along the way.
We had an excellent seminar with Priit Mihkelson, who shared his unique and highly effective approach to defensive Jiu-Jitsu systems.
