Texoma BJJ

Texoma BJJ is led by Griffin Phillips, a black belt under Rafael Lovato Jr., one of the most decorated American BJJ competitors. Griffin has been involved in grappling since 2006, starting with judo and quickly adding Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu to his focus. After years of training and competing, he opened Texoma BJJ over a decade ago, making it one of the first academies dedicated to Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu in North Texas. The school began in Wichita Falls and later moved to Graham, where it expanded to include classes for kids as well as adults. At Texoma BJJ, the training emphasizes practical self-defense and physical fitness. Classes blend warm-ups, technique drills, and live sparring, with kids’ sessions incorporating games to keep young students engaged. The instruction focuses on using the whole body effectively, regardless of a student’s size or age. Students work to build confidence, improve focus and memory, and develop core strength and flexibility through varied workouts that change regularly to avoid repetition. The academy welcomes a mix of adults and children in co-ed classes, and it aims to foster respect, self-control, and teamwork among its members. The facility is wheelchair accessible, and the atmosphere encourages steady progress without tolerance for bullying or one-upmanship. Texoma BJJ provides a space where people can train seriously but also enjoy the process alongside others who share their interest in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu.

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