Billings Jiu Jitsu

1116 Broadwater Ave, Billings, MT 59102

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  • Cody Matteucci
    Cody Matteucci

    I met the owner, Brian, through the VA. He is a stand up guy. Highly recommend his studio.

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    Posted 2 years ago
  • Jon Eisfelder
    Jon Eisfelder

    On a trip and stopped off in Billings for the night. Contacted Billings JJ to check on doing a drop in. They were so helpful and welcoming. The Professors taught an awesome class and made sure we were included the whole time. If you train and are in the area this is a MUST stop BJJ school!!!!!!!

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    Posted 2 years ago
  • chris soto
    chris soto

    Excellent gym. Learn some moves/techniques, practice them, then roll. It's perfect. All the instructors are cool. Owner and his wife are super cool too.

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    Posted 2 years ago
  • Juan Mendoza
    Juan Mendoza

    Gwen & Bryan are awesome! They were welcoming and friendly. Bryan is a top notch jiu jitsu practitioner and took the time to teach me techniques I could use in tournaments going forward. The other students were welcoming and personable, says a lot about the culture that Gwen & Bryan have created. Thank you for allowing me to drop in!

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    Posted 3 years ago
  • Henry R. Frew
    Henry R. Frew

    My 12 yr old has been taking the beginner class for 4 months and loves it. They do a great job.

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    Posted 3 years ago
  • wyatt swicegood
    wyatt swicegood

    I was in Billings for a week doing a work training. I love jiu jitsu and was looking for a place to train and keep busy after work. I travel a lot and drop into many different BJJ gyms. I decided to drop into Billings BJJ and check it out. The warm ups and rolls were vigorous and skillful, but not egotistical. I had a total blast. The professors were all very knowledgeable and charismatic. The gym has an old school jiu jitsu feel, without any of the negative side effects; this isn’t a gentrified soon to be karate dojo. It also isn’t overly regimented where you show up wearing the gyms gi with a report card in hand. There were also no bullies, no posturing, and no bad blood drama that is so common in many lower class BJJ schools. They are also doing an excellent job at keeping up with the ever-developing competition landscape, without abandoning the original purpose of BJJ: to win real fights against real people. Simply put, if you want to learn to fight, and you want to learn to do the old school BJJ this gym is a great place to train. I observed briefly one of their kids classes and I was very impressed. The kids were performing beyond what is typically seen for their age groups. They looked like little adults. They were rolling hard, trying for submissions, and taking care of each others safety and well being. The professors also catered their instruction so it would be better absorbed by young minds. I wouldn’t hesitate to have my own kids train there. On a personal note, I trained there two hours a night for four days in a row. I met good people and made some excellent acquaintances who I will may never see again. The professors and students brought me into their “home” and treated me like family. I was genuinely sad to leave at the end of the week. Thank you guys for welcoming me. If I’m ever in Billings, I’ll be dropping in.

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    Posted 3 years ago

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