Precision Jiu Jitsu of Flowood

Precision Jiu Jitsu of Flowood is run by Josh Kennon, a Flowood native and black belt who returned home after years training and teaching across the globe. Josh’s background includes time with the Ole Miss Jiu Jitsu Club, co-founding 662 Jiu Jitsu in Oxford, and deep experience in catch-wrestling and boxing in Russia. Since opening the Flowood location in 2020, he’s become a fixture on the tournament circuit as a referee and event organizer, drawing from connections throughout the national BJJ scene. The academy’s instructional team features black belts Brad Phillips and Ryan Moore, along with accomplished brown belts Emiley Mills, Melissa Stevens, and Danny Stevens—each bringing a unique blend of competition experience, law enforcement, and coaching to the mats. The academy offers Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu for all ages, with daily training opportunities and a flexible schedule that includes morning, lunch, and evening classes. Programs start with the Tiny Ninjas class (ages 4–7) and a structured Kids Jiu Jitsu program (ages 8–13), both designed to build confidence, discipline, and fitness in young students. Adult classes cover both gi and no-gi grappling, with instructors drawing from backgrounds in judo, wrestling, boxing, and MMA. Women’s jiu-jitsu has a strong presence under black belt Jessica Buckner, who leads ladies-only sessions and events. Open mat sessions run several times a week, welcoming visitors and fostering skill development in a relaxed, supervised setting. Precision Jiu Jitsu of Flowood emphasizes skill progression, competition training, and self-defense, but also values camaraderie and family involvement. The team regularly hosts seminars, tournaments, and social events, and students can train at both the Flowood and Gluckstadt locations. The facility is wheelchair accessible, and members never need to worry about gear—loaner uniforms and equipment are always on hand.

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