EF-Brazilian Jiu Jitsu

EF-Brazilian Jiu Jitsu is led by Professor Eduardo Flores, who began training in 2007 in Porto Alegre, Brazil, and has competed internationally before settling in Oklahoma City. After 17 years of experience on the mats and a move to Oklahoma in 2021, Eduardo opened the academy in early 2024 alongside his wife. His approach emphasizes personal growth, self-confidence, and discipline, drawing on his Brazilian roots to teach authentic Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu techniques. Eduardo’s daily goal is to help students develop strength both physically and mentally while fostering meaningful connections within the gym. Students at EF-Brazilian Jiu Jitsu train in a range of classes designed for different ages and skill levels. Kids aged 3 to 12 learn fundamentals and advanced techniques in gi-only classes, with a curriculum that includes an anti-bullying program to support positive development off the mats. Adults and teens 13 and older can train in both gi and no-gi formats, with classes that balance technique, strategy, and physical conditioning. There is also a women’s only self-defense and fitness class focusing on practical skills and empowerment, blending Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu concepts with real-world self-protection. The academy operates out of a wheelchair-accessible facility at 9101 N Council Rd Suite B in Oklahoma City. Drop-in classes are available for visitors or locals looking to train without a long-term commitment. EF-Brazilian Jiu Jitsu serves not only Oklahoma City but also nearby communities like Yukon, Edmond, and Mustang, maintaining a family-oriented atmosphere where many families train together and support one another’s progress.

Amenities