Forum BJJ Academy

Forum BJJ Academy operates out of a clean, focused space in Camp Hill, Pennsylvania, where the emphasis is on efficiency, effectiveness, mindfulness, and balance. The academy approaches Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu as a continually evolving discipline, encouraging adaptation and refinement rather than rigid tradition. While the founder or head coach is not explicitly named, the school’s philosophy is reflected in the diverse range of instructors leading classes, including Mike Poletti, Eric Fojila, and Kyle Podvin, who each bring their own experience to the mat. Training at Forum BJJ spans both gi and no-gi Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, with adult classes covering fundamental and advanced techniques. Students can attend gi-focused sessions with instructors like Mike Manley and Daniel Briggs or no-gi classes guided by Eric Fojila. The schedule also includes open mat times led by Kyle Podvin, allowing practitioners to drill and spar with minimal structure. Conditioning classes tailored to MMA and BJJ, as well as separate MMA sessions under Darrell Hocher, complement the grappling curriculum, broadening the skill set of attendees. The academy extends its offerings to younger students, with a dedicated kids program for ages 6 to 15 that integrates gi and no-gi Jiu-Jitsu alongside MMA training. Kyle Podvin oversees the youth classes, emphasizing skill development in a structured environment. Additional options like yoga classes led by Dreon Olivetti provide cross-training benefits, supporting recovery and flexibility. Forum BJJ’s monthly memberships require no long-term contract, allowing flexibility for drop-ins and consistent attendance alike.

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