Use the map above to see every jiu jitsu gym in your area. Each pin shows the gym's class schedule, drop-in price, open mats, instructor lineage, and verified reviews so you can compare options before walking in.

Open any gym from the map to see its weekly class schedule — gi, no-gi, kids, fundamentals, advanced, and women's classes are all labeled. The map filters at the top let you narrow to gyms running classes on a specific day or with kids programs.

BJJ memberships in the US typically run $130–$220 per month, with drop-in fees around $20–$40 per class. Tier-listed gyms on Let's Roll display their drop-in price up front so there's no guesswork before your first session.

An open mat is an unstructured training session — no formal class, just sparring and drilling. Most gyms run at least one weekly open mat that's free or low-cost to drop into, and many welcome visitors from other academies. Filter the map for 'Open Mat' to see what's available near you this week.

For a Gi class, wear a clean Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu gi (the gym can usually rent or sell you one for the first session). For No-Gi, a rashguard and grappling shorts (no zippers or pockets) are standard. Trim your nails, bring water, and arrive 15 minutes early.

No. BJJ is one of the most beginner-friendly martial arts — your conditioning improves through training itself. Most gyms have a fundamentals class designed specifically for new students with no prior experience.

Yes — most BJJ gyms welcome traveling grapplers for a single drop-in fee. Filter the map for gyms with drop-in pricing displayed, then call ahead to confirm the schedule and what to bring. Many gyms run open mats on weekends specifically for visitors.