One day, you will have your last roll on the mats. If you could choose ANYONE for your final roll, who would that be????
Adult Program Curriculum - 6/21/25
Welcome to a New Week in the Adult Program!
Each week, we’re building skills and exploring techniques designed to deepen your understanding and elevate your practice on the mats. From refining foundational movements to mastering advanced concepts, our focus is on cultivating confidence, control, and creativity in every position. Get ready to train hard, support your teammates, and push yourself as we dive into another week of growth and discovery!
Adult Gi Fundamentals:
B (Mon-Wed)
A (Thurs-Sat)
* One Stipe
** Two Stripes
***Three Stripes
**** Four Stripes
Adult Gi Intermediate - Week 7:
Adult NoGi Intermediate - Week 7:
Adult Gi Advanced:
Building a single leg x system
Ankle locks, Aoki locks and heel hooks.
NoGi Advanced:
Side Control Pin Escapes
Armpit posts and Overback grip escapes (Octopus escapes)
❗❗** Announcements **❗❗
Mike Mahaffey Seminar
When: Saturday June 28th @ 11am
Kids Program Curriculum - 6/21/25
Welcome to a New Week in the Kids Program!
Each week in our Kids Program, we're building confidence, discipline, and focus as we dive into new techniques and skills on the mats. From mastering fundamental movements to developing more advanced concepts, every class is designed to help our young athletes grow both in Jiu Jitsu and in life. We’re all about learning, teamwork, and, of course, having fun along the way! Get ready for an exciting week of training and improvement!
Little Kids:
Week 2
Mat Chat: Disappointment
Kids Fundamentals:
Week 2
Mat Chat: Winning
Teens Fundamentals:
A (Mon/Wed)
B (Thur/Sat)
Kids Intermediate:
Week 2 - Guard Sweeps
Takedown: Guard Pull
Scissor Sweeps
Pendulum Sweep
Kids Advanced:
Week 2 - Guard Sweeps
Takedown: Guard Pull
Single Leg X-Sweeps
Pendulum Sweep
Kids Competition Class:
Week 2 - Concept Mount
Drill 1: Knee Drive to Mount to Hold
Drill 2: Arm Lock from Top Control (grip wars)
Drill 3: Cross Collar Choke (with resistance)
Kids/Teens Striking:
Week 8: Overhand & Connecting Kicks
Boxing: The overhand punch – technique and timing
Kickboxing: Low kick, switch body kick
Combo: Bas Combination: Jab, Rear Hook (body) / Rear Uppercut, Lead Hook / Lead Hook (body), Rear High Kick
Mat Chat: The Problem Isn’t the Problem: "My thoughts shape my feelings. I choose strong thoughts."
❗❗** Announcements **❗❗
Question from one of our students:
What’s a life skill that Jiu Jitsu has either taught you or has allowed you to refine?
(Tag a friend in your comment)
Time for the question of the week! What do you do if you ever find yourself in a situation where you can’t train Jiu Jitsu as much as you’d like? It could be due to injury or any number of other events happening in your life but you’re just not able to get out there on the mats and train the way you would like to be training. For me I try to stay engaged with Jiu Jitsu as much as I can wether that be watching instructionals if I can’t get out on the mat or just even watching reels on Instagram, I like to keep learning however I can. I also try and stay as active as I can, I find that when I do any type of hard physical exercise that usually helps with any frustrations I might be feeling from not being able to train the way I want to be training. Let me know what you do below!
Adult Program Curriculum - 6/15/25
Welcome to a New Week in the Adult Program!
Each week, we’re building skills and exploring techniques designed to deepen your understanding and elevate your practice on the mats. From refining foundational movements to mastering advanced concepts, our focus is on cultivating confidence, control, and creativity in every position. Get ready to train hard, support your teammates, and push yourself as we dive into another week of growth and discovery!
Adult Gi Fundamentals:
B (Mon-Wed)
A (Thurs-Sat)
* One Stipe
** Two Stripes
***Three Stripes
**** Four Stripes
White Belt Must Know
Adult Gi Intermediate - Week 7:
SMount / Deep Half Guard
Adult NoGi Intermediate - Week 7:
Top Control Attacks - Arm Locks and Kimuras
Adult Gi Advanced:
Heel hooks part 2
Defense and More Entries
NoGi Advanced:
Side Control Pin Escapes
❗❗** Announcements **❗❗
Mike Mahaffey Seminar
When: Saturday June 28th @ 11am
Kids Program Curriculum - 6/15/25
Welcome to a New Week in the Kids Program!
Each week in our Kids Program, we're building confidence, discipline, and focus as we dive into new techniques and skills on the mats. From mastering fundamental movements to developing more advanced concepts, every class is designed to help our young athletes grow both in Jiu Jitsu and in life. We’re all about learning, teamwork, and, of course, having fun along the way! Get ready for an exciting week of training and improvement!
Little Kids:
Week 1
Mat Chat: Winning
Kids Fundamentals:
Week 1
Mat Chat: Winning
Teens Fundamentals:
Week 1
Kids Intermediate:
Week 1 - Guard Sweeps
Takedown: Guard Pull
Kids Advanced:
Week 1
Takedown: Guard Pull
Kids/Teens Striking:
Week 7
Boxing: Lead/Rear uppercut
Kickboxing: Round kicks on the Thai pads
Combo: The Bas Combo
Mat Chat: You Are Not Your Mind. "I control my thoughts. My thoughts don’t control me."
Kids Competition Class:
Week 1
Concept: Sweeps
Mat Chat: Defending Without Panic
❗❗** Announcements **❗❗
Schedule Change 6/16 - Look out for Email with full details


On May 31, 2025, Adam Maslach led a focused Gi Seminar on one of the most essential — yet often overlooked — tools in grappling: the underhook. With his signature attention to detail, Adam broke down how the underhook functions as both an offensive and defensive anchor across multiple positions, including the clinch, guard, and passing scenarios.
Throughout the session, attendees explored how proper underhook mechanics can neutralize pressure, create angles, and lead directly to dominant transitions or submissions. Adam emphasized timing, grip efficiency, and body positioning to make the underhook not just a frame, but a pathway to control.Whether working from half guard or standing engagements, the seminar drove home one clear message: whoever wins the underhook often wins the exchange. Practical, positional drills reinforced the concepts, giving participants actionable tools to take back to their training.
This seminar is now available on RŌL TV.
What has been the most difficult belt for you along your BJJ journey? Is it the belt you are currently at or a different one?
I think a newly promoted blue belt was the most difficult time period for me. You’re fighting your own expectations, white belts see you as an opportunity to prove themselves and you start to discover that many of the upper belts weren’t giving you their A game before… now they are and the taps don’t seem to stop!
If you could only train one submission for a year, what would it be and why?
Mine is the kimura. You use it for submissions, passing, or control. You can use it from so many different types of guards, side, mount. You can do them with your arms or legs. Super versatile!