EVR1 Cooper City
2585 N Hiatus Rd, Cooper City, FL
Ages 10–15 | Everyone Jiu Jitsu programs
Juniors & Teens BJJ
Juniors and Teens BJJ gives students ages 10 to 15 a place to learn technique, work with teammates and practice showing up for themselves.
About the program
Growing up brings new challenges.
Between school, friendships and everything else changing at this age, it helps to have an activity that asks for your full attention. On the mats, students can concentrate on a skill and keep working at it.
Our juniors and teens learn Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu through guided partner training, movement and technical practice. The group gives them a chance to be active while learning to cooperate and respect others.
Not every teenager wants to compete. Some come because they enjoy the sport, want a new challenge or simply like the people they train with. There is room for different starting points.
What students practice
A place to keep learning and belong.
01
Technical understanding
Students begin to connect positions, escapes and decisions instead of relying only on effort.
02
Responsibility with partners
Control and safety matter in every round, regardless of experience.
03
Handling setbacks
Learning involves mistakes, corrections and the choice to try once more.
Getting started
Age-appropriate groups and a real routine.
EVR1 schedules juniors and teen classes for students in this age range. At the academies, schedules distinguish Juniors ages 10 to 12 and Teens ages 13 to 15.
Choose Cooper City or Miami Shores to see the current class times. Our team can help you determine the right group if your child is new to training.
Choose your academy
Come see the class for yourself.
Our schedule varies by academy. Choose the location that works for you to see class times or ask about a free introductory class.
EVR1 Miami Shores
8032 NE 2nd Ave, Miami Shores, FL
Frequently asked
A few things to know.
What ages can join?
The Juniors and Teens program covers ages 10 to 15, with separate schedule groups for ages 10 to 12 and 13 to 15.
Does a teenager need experience to start?
No. The program welcomes beginners as well as students continuing from younger groups.
Is competition required?
This page does not set a competition requirement. Ask the academy about training goals and opportunities for your teen.
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