100 Kilos Jiu Jitsu Academy

100 Kilos Jiu Jitsu Academy in Walla Walla is led by head professor Clayton McLain, a first-degree black belt who oversees the academy’s Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu programs. The coaching team also includes David Marquez, who leads wrestling and brings a strong takedown focus to the mats, and April McLain, who heads up the women’s program and instructs BJJ classes. With this clear division of coaching roles, the academy has built its identity not just around BJJ, but also wrestling and dedicated instruction for women. The academy offers a structured class schedule for both kids and adults, with gi and no-gi Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu at the core. Kids as young as four can begin in gi classes, and older children have access to both gi and no-gi training. For adults, there are separate fundamentals sessions, all-levels gi and no-gi classes, and wrestling classes led by Coach Marquez. Women’s BJJ is given particular attention, with both gi and no-gi classes and regular women’s open mat sessions. MMA and kickboxing are also available for those looking to round out their skills beyond grappling. Open mat sessions, including a family open mat and a women’s open mat every other Sunday, allow students to put their training into practice in a less formal setting. The academy welcomes drop-in visitors, and the facility is wheelchair accessible. The blend of BJJ, wrestling, and women’s instruction under experienced coaches gives 100 Kilos Jiu Jitsu a practical, hands-on approach for students in the Walla Walla Valley.

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