Judo completes what Jiu-Jitsu begins on the ground: grip fighting, throws and the ability to fall without getting hurt. Taught by Professor Francis Abramson, 3rd Dan Judo black belt.
Every class starts with falling safely, because that is the skill that makes everything else possible. From there, grips, movement and the throws that work against a resisting partner.
How to hit the ground without injury. Useful far beyond the mat.
Winning the grip decides the throw. This is the chess before the throw happens.
A small set of high-percentage throws drilled until they work under resistance.
Landing in a dominant position so the Jiu-Jitsu you already train takes over.
The fastest way to fix a weak standing game and stop conceding the takedown.
Judo teaches discipline, posture and falling from the very first class.
Real confrontations start on the feet. Controlling that phase matters most.
Points, pressure and the physical conditioning that grip fighting builds.
Movement and breakfalls, every single class.
Drills to win and break grips against a live partner.
Broken into entry, off-balance and finish.
Controlled standing rounds for students who are ready.
No. Judo can be your starting point, and many students train only Judo.
Falling is the first thing taught and is drilled in every class before any throwing happens.
A Jiu-Jitsu gi works to start. A heavier judogi is recommended once you continue.
Judo classes are for teens and adults; younger students train throws within the kids program.
Yes, for those interested. It is optional.
Book an intro class and take your first throw this week.
7902 NW 36th Street, Unit 213, Doral, FL 33166
Minutes from Miami International Airport
+1 (786) 896-3147