Fudoshin Brazilian Jiu Jitsu

Fudoshin Brazilian Jiu Jitsu is guided by Professor Adam Nadow, a black belt under Master Rigan Machado who brings over a decade of competitive and teaching experience to the Medford mat. Adam’s credentials include a world title in gi competition and multiple national championships from the NABJJF and IBJJF, alongside four Long Beach IBJJF titles and four NAGA West Coast championships. The academy’s roots run deep in a philosophy that emphasizes respect, honor, courage, and discipline, with a clear stance against bullying and a focus on self-defense as a core element of training. Students at Fudoshin train primarily in traditional gi Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, with classes available for adults of all levels. The curriculum is structured around developing technical proficiency and practical self-defense skills, supported by private lessons that allow for personalized attention. The school welcomes drop-in students and maintains a schedule that includes morning and evening sessions during the week, plus weekend classes, providing flexibility for working adults and those with varied schedules. Beyond the mats, Fudoshin BJJ commits to fostering character development and community involvement. The academy’s environment reflects a disciplined approach to martial arts training, where building better human beings through Jiu-Jitsu is as important as competition success. Located at 311 Jeanette Ave in Medford, the facility is wheelchair accessible, underscoring an inclusive approach to martial arts education.

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