Casa de Fera Club Jiu Jitsu

Casa de Fera Club Jiu Jitsu is led by Professor Dylan Baker, a third-degree black belt under Kai Garcia with over 30 years on the mats and a background in law enforcement that informs his approach to practical self-defense. Originally from Oahu’s North Shore in Hawaii, where he co-owned and taught at the original Casa de Fera academy, Professor Baker brings a depth of experience that blends traditional Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu technique with real-world application. The school’s roots in Hawaii included training men, women, and children, and producing several local state champions before expanding to Moscow, Idaho. Classes at Casa de Fera focus on traditional gi Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and are structured to serve both adults and youth. Adult sessions welcome men and women alike, emphasizing fundamentals while progressing toward more advanced techniques. Kids’ classes are geared toward boys ages 8 to 12, providing age-appropriate instruction in the gi. Alongside regular classes, the academy offers open mat sessions where students can drill, spar, and refine their skills in a less structured setting. The facility at 214 N Main St Suite A is wheelchair accessible, reflecting an attention to inclusivity within the training environment. Drop-in visitors are accepted, allowing flexibility for those passing through or exploring the art. Casa de Fera maintains a focus on traditional Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu training balanced with practical self-defense elements, continuing the legacy that began in Hawaii and adapting it for the Moscow community.

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