Junior Academy · 7-13 years
Skills for the mats. Confidence for life
Real Jiu-Jitsu, taught properly, in an environment where children learn, support each other and grow together.
Outcomes
What children take home
Confidence
Solving problems calmly instead of panicking.
Resilience
Getting it wrong, trying again, and getting it right.
Respect
Looking after training partners at every size and level.
Coordination
Balance, movement and body awareness that develop through training.
Curriculum
A structured path for steady progress
Classes run for 45 minutes and follow a clear syllabus, so children always know what they're working on.
- Escapes and defence first - staying safe before anything else.
- Positional control, movement and balance.
- Age-appropriate submissions taught with strict safety rules.
- Self-defence scenarios, including how to handle bullying without violence.
Progression
Stripes, belts and earned progress
Progress is recognised through attendance, technical development, consistency and behaviour on the mats.
At Infinity
Kids and adult white belts follow our attendance-based stripe system:
- 20 completed classes = 1 stripe
- 4 stripes = progression to the next belt
This is Infinity Jiu-Jitsu’s internal progression system.
IBJJF framework
Belt hierarchy, minimum ages and applicable minimum wait periods follow the official IBJJF Graduation System.
IBJJF requirements define the official framework. Final promotion timing is determined by the Professor based on the student’s development and readiness.
Infinity Jiu-Jitsu follows the IBJJF belt hierarchy and age requirements.
View the official IBJJF Graduation System →Leadership and resilience
Learning from each other
As students gain experience, they naturally become examples for newer and younger students. They learn that leadership means helping others, training responsibly and contributing positively to the group.
Competition choice
Competition is always optional
Competition is available for students who want the challenge, but it is never required.
Students who choose to compete can develop confidence, resilience and the ability to perform under pressure. Students who prefer not to compete follow the same programme and remain equally valued members of the academy.
What parents say
“Fabiano is a super mentor and a pleasure to deal with. My 2 sons attend his classes and love every session. Couldn't recommend enough.”
Your first class
Starting is easier than you think
Your child's first class is a chance to experience Infinity, meet the Professor and train with their age group. No previous Jiu-Jitsu experience is needed — we'll guide you from the moment you arrive.
- 01
Book your free intro
Contact us through WhatsApp and we'll confirm the most suitable class and available date for you.
- 02
Arrive 10 minutes early
Come in comfortable clothes and bring a bottle of water. We'll welcome you and help you get ready for class.
- 03
Experience a real class
Join the class and experience how we teach, train and support our students.
- 04
Ready to join Infinity?
Loved your first class? We'll guide you through enrolment and help you choose the class schedule that works best for you.
No experience neededTrial uniform provided
FAQs
Common questions
Does my child need previous martial arts experience?
How will my child progress?
How long is a class?
How much is membership?
Can I watch the class?
What should they bring to the first class?
Is there a space for your child?
Children's classes are popular and group sizes are limited. Check availability for your child's age group and we'll help find the most suitable class.