1.) Hire women instructors or women teaching assistants.
2.) Offer at least 1 women’s only bjj class each week.
3.) Encourage seasoned female bjj practitioners to attend coed classes so new female students can train with more seasonsed female grapplers.
4.) Women only locker room that has a door that locks!
5.) Allow the girlfriends, wives, daughters, coworkers, etc of current students to train for free once a month during a designated class.
What ideas do you have for making MMA/BJJ more women friendly?
1. They’re a fan of professional mixed martial arts and want to learn what their favorite fighters do during competition.
2. Practical self-defense. It allows less athletic people to defend themselves against stronger, faster, more flexible, and heavier opponents because it emphasizes technique over brute strength.
3.) Knowing something others don’t gives you an advantage.
“I am a shark, the ground is my ocean, and most people can’t even swim.” – Rickson Gracie
4.) It’s somewhat easy to learn.
5.) It’s great for getting in shape. Who doesn’t want to have better endurance, flexibility, speed or coordination?!
6.) Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu is a lot of fun! You feel pretty good after sweeping someone 50+lbs heavier.
7.) People. Meeting and training with people of different backgrounds can develop into lifetime friendships.
Why do you train BJJ?
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