Labyrinth Brazilian Jiu Jitsu

Labyrinth Brazilian Jiu Jitsu in Fulshear, Texas, was founded and is led by Professor Anthony Curry, a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu black belt with over 14 years of experience on the mats. Professor Curry built the academy from the ground up, shaping it into a training home for students of all ages and ambitions. Alongside Professor Shaun Lawler—also a black belt with a deep competition background—Labyrinth’s coaching staff brings decades of high-level grappling knowledge to every class, from beginners taking their first steps to athletes preparing for major tournaments. The academy runs a full schedule of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu for adults and youth, with programs tailored to different ages and stages. Kids’ classes are divided into age groups (3–6, 7–12, and teens), each focused on technical development, discipline, and competition readiness, with belt progression tracked throughout. For adults, Labyrinth offers both gi and no-gi training every week, with morning, midday, and evening sessions designed to fit around work and family life. Competition training is a major part of the academy’s identity: dedicated classes for kids, teens, and adults run throughout the week, open to any member who wants to train at a higher intensity—whether or not they ever plan to compete. Labyrinth’s competition team has produced IBJJF Pan Am and JJWL champions, and the youth side is especially strong, with several athletes ranked nationally and a full case of gold medals to show for it. Wrestling for ages 7–17 is coached by Texas National Team wrestler Malik Pickett, giving young grapplers a foundation in takedowns and mat control. Strength and conditioning, open to all members and included in every membership, supports athletic development for both kids and adults in the same session. The facility also features a dry sauna and cold plunge for recovery, and Sunday open mats welcome visitors from any school.

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