Schedule

FALL 2026 SCHEDULE

Jiu-Jitsu Seminar with Rob Biernacki SAT Nov. 14, Noon to 3pm. All gym affiliations welcome!

Orange = Morning Sessions

MONDAY

5:00–6:00am ADULT No Gi BJJ Basics or Open Mat (includes rolling)
12:00–1:00pm ADULT No Gi BJJ Skills Development and Rolling* (Use Solarte group chat to confirm in advance.)
4:00–5:00pm YOUTH No Gi BJJ Submissions Class (Instructor permission required)
6:30–7:30pm ADULT Gi BJJ, All Levels (Including Beginners)
7:30–8:30pm Kickboxing/MMA (Contact Curtis 360-536-5274 in advance. Focused youth with good attention spans are welcome!)

TUESDAY

3:30–4:15pm LI’L ONES Parent-child BJJ (age 3.5–6), includes 15 min open play time.
4:30–5:15pm YOUTH No Gi BJJ, All Levels (age 8–14)
5:30–6:30pm ADULT No Gi BJJ, All Levels (Including Beginners)
6:30–7:00pm Rolling/Open Mat*

WEDNESDAY

5:00–6:00am ADULT Gi BJJ Fundamentals (includes rolling)
12:00–1:00pm ADULT No Gi BJJ Skills Development/Open Mat* (Use Solarte group chat to confirm in advance.)
3:30–4:15pm LI’l ONES Parent-Child No Gi BJJ (age 3.5–6), includes 15 min open play time.
4:30–5:30pm YOUTH Gi BJJ Submissions Class (Instructor permission required)
7:30–8:30pm Kickboxing/MMA (Contact Curtis 360-536-5274 in advance. Focused youth with good attention spans are welcome!)

THURSDAY

12:00–1:00pm ADULT Gi BJJ Skills Development/Open Mat* (Use Solarte group chat to confirm in advance.)
3:30–4:15pm BJJ KIDS No Gi BJJ (age 6–8)
4:30–5:15pm YOUTH Gi BJJ, All Levels (age 8–14)
5:30–6:30pm ADULT No Gi BJJ All Levels (Including Beginners)
6:30–7:00pm Rolling/Open Mat*

FRIDAY

5:00–6:00am ADULT No Gi BJJ Fundamentals (includes rolling)
5:30–6:00pm WOMEN-ONLY No Gi BJJ/Self-Defense taught by Jenn

SATURDAY

10:30am–Noon No Gi End-of-Week Review / All Ages Gi & No Gi Open Mat*

SUNDAY

5:00–6:00pm WOMEN-ONLY Gi BJJ taught by Jenn
6:00–7:00pm ADULT Gi BJJ All Levels (Including Beginners) with rolling afterwards

*SKILLS DEVELOPMENT (OPEN MAT): These sessions allow students—beginners to advanced—to work at their own pace on specific BJJ skills or to spar (called “rolling”). There’s usually a more senior student or instructor available to answer questions and to provide beginners with a lesson and skills to work on. NOTE: Family members are welcome to hang out matside/in the comfy chair (watch class, play quietly, read, work on laptop, etc.) while the rest of the family trains.