Infinite Jiu-Jitsu

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  norcalmack

  My family has been with Infinite for more than 2 years now. I stopped in at a couple other BJJ schools in the area at first and I won’t say anything bad about them. However, the details of instruction and the friendliness of everyone at Infinite, from the owner to beginners, is unmatched. Gustavo (owner/instructor) continues to compete and master his own craft while stressing the importance of technique over brute force to students. I appreciate this approach as an older practitioner, especially after training overseas at an MMA gym which had the opposite mentality. Gustavo is also supportive of kids and adults who want to compete and does his best to be mat-side with them at tournaments. Regarding the kids classes, I also appreciate the few minutes he spends a with them at the beginning of class talking about their day and trying to connect BJJ lessons to proper behavior off the mat.

  Posted 3 years ago
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  Jimmy Pearson

  The problem is no promotion or recognition of progress. My 8 year old son came here for nearly a whole year, competed in 3 tournaments where he won two silver medals, one gold medal, and one bronze medal, and during that entire time Professor Gastavo never gave him even one stripe! All Gustavo ever did, when he was there, was criticize and yell. I don’t recommend this dojo. I think what really made me leave was the empty chair I kept seeing…. The chair where the coach is supposed to sit to support their student in tournaments. My son had to fight with no coach to support him in most of his tournaments. I should have left sooner.

  Posted 1 year ago
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  Brian Cutts

  TLDR: This is a good gym, please train here if you’re in the area. As an out of towner (Travel for work) I got to come up and meet Professor Gustavo at his 11am to 12:30pm NoGi Class. On the phone, in person, Gustavo made me feel welcomed and appreciated. I hope to see y’all again sometime soon!

  Posted 3 years ago
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  Beverly Roxas

  My daughter comes all the way from Stockton to practice and roll with professor Gustavo Ramirez and his students. He is very knowledgeable and an overall amazing sensei. He connects with the students and the respect is reciprocated. These mentors are hard to come by, which is why we are willing to drive an hour an a half during weekdays AND weekends to have him teach our daughter who will be competing at the Golden State Jujitsu Tournament on 8/26/23. Having Prof. Gustavo teach and guide our daughter is worth the drive and we are honored to have him pass along the traditions and skills for her to succeed!

  Posted 2 years ago
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  Ryan Westerberg

  Infinite is a wonderful atmosphere to train Jiu-Jitsu at. I stay in the area intermittently and I always train here when I'm in town. The team is very welcoming and many people made an attempt to get to know me when I first started coming. The instruction is excellent, Gustavo is a seasoned black belt and has a very technical and engaging way of teaching. There are many upper belts at this gym to roll and learn from. The crowd is a mix of hobbyist and competition players which makes it a good environment for whatever you are looking for. Had a great time and tough rolls over at Infinite.

  Posted 6 years ago