5266 Princess Anne Rd B, Virginia Beach, VA
Virginia Beach Jiu Jitsu was established to serve the growing demand for structured Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu training in the Virginia Beach area. The academy’s programs reflect a commitment to developing skill and discipline at every stage, from early childhood through adulthood. With a schedule that balances both gi and no-gi instruction, the school has become a place where students can build a foundation and progress to advanced training under experienced guidance. The youth program is particularly well-developed, with classes for Little Samurai (ages 4–6), Junior Samurai (ages 7–12), and an Advanced Junior Samurai group for older or more experienced kids. These classes focus on age-appropriate skill building, teamwork, and confidence, offering both gi and no-gi options. The Youth Team Training sessions provide an additional layer for young grapplers who want to deepen their practice or prepare for competition. Adult students at Virginia Beach Jiu Jitsu can choose from traditional gi classes, no-gi sessions, and dedicated drilling classes that emphasize technical repetition. The academy also offers a Women’s Team in the gi, supporting female practitioners with a focused environment for growth and training. Open mat sessions are available for adults and are open to drop-ins, encouraging cross-training and community engagement. The facility is wheelchair accessible, making the space welcoming to a broad range of practitioners.
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Virginia Beach Jiu Jitsu's team competes in NAGA grappling tournaments — earning 1 medal at a recent NAGA event.
Strong youth program: fields a competitive kids & teens team (120 youth points) — a good sign for families.
Source: NAGA team results (Smoothcomp). Grassroots competition activity — distinct from IBJJF/ADCC elite rankings.
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