Precision Submission Grappling: No-Gi Jiu Jitsu & Wrestling

Reviews

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  Kelsey Bebernes

  My boys have been in Jiu Jitsu for 5 years. It’s their favorite sport! We have loved training with Jordan and going to his Sub Spectrum competitions. You can tell he really loves and is passionate about Jiu Jitsu. He’s a wonderful instructor and creates a wonderful learning environment! I’m very thankful to have found this amazing sport and group of people for my kids to be around.

  Posted 1 year ago
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  Audrie Tribble

  My son, Easton, started attending the kid’s Foundations class over the summer and loved it from day 1. He is neurodivergent and does not take to new things easily, which tells me he just sort of “clicked” in this gym. It’s a very welcoming, inclusive space where Coach Jordan truly pours into the kids. He offers a great balance between class instruction and 1:1. All of the littles stay well engaged with a variety of fun games and training strategies, but when someone gets a little silly (as kids do) he does a great job of discipling/redirecting while still maintaining the same encouraging environment. For us that aspect is just as important as the jujitsu skills, finding a gym that cares about the whole athlete/character building is everything. We just recently moved up to the Precision class and feel excited to continue to challenge our son to grow in the sport and as a person with Coach Jordan!

  Posted 11 months ago
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  jacob anderson

  Precision Submission Grappling is awesome! I am 38 years old and I have been practicing Jiu Jitsu for 7 years. Coach Jordan has created an amazing environment to learn, exercise, and make solid connections with like minded individuals. The unique style of training with games based scenarios makes it possible to "roll" hard for a longer period of time with less wear and tear on the body. We also have plenty of "free" rounds to experiment on our own. If you want to learn Jiu Jitsu from any level this style is definitely worth a try. My guess is you may end up sticking around. Update: The new permanent location is amazing! It's huge and has showers. The training room where the Mats are has a big garage door which is really cool. fresh air and sunlight is a big plus. Update 2: My son started training at PSG and absolutely loves it. He thinks it's fun and engaging. The game based system of learning really seems like a fun way for kids to train.

  Posted 10 months ago
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  Brock Schwechel

  The structure and games Jordan leads us through at PSG are not only a better way to learn grappling than traditional drilling, it is way more fun! You’d be hard pressed to find a coach/owner that genuinely cares about the progress of their athletes the way Jordan cares about the athletes at PSG. Top notch place to train. The other athletes at the gym are highly motivated to get better themselves, and help you along the way where they can.

  Posted 11 months ago
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  Ryan Beyers

  Jordan is an outstanding Coach and person. Since moving to the area over three and half years ago, I’ve been a regular at his 6am class. I often tell him that I receive more guidance and expertise in his one-hour sessions than I ever did in 90-minute or two-hour classes at other gyms. It was a true honor to receive my purple belt from Jordan, as he is an incredible ambassador for the sport of Jiu Jitsu. He runs the most well-organized, exciting and fun tournaments at Subspectrum, and I’m confident his gym will reflect the same passion and dedication. Jordan has also taught my son and does an exceptional job working with youth. While it’s selfishly sad to see Jordan pursue a different path outside of No Coast, it’s exciting to imagine the amazing new community he will grow.

  Posted 1 year ago