Train Gi and No-Gi at Every Level
What Are Adult Group Classes?
Adult Group Classes are PURO's core program, offering structured Gi and No-Gi Brazilian Jiu Jitsu for adults of every level. Beginners start in a supportive, beginner-friendly setting and progress at their own pace, with detailed coaching every step, all the way through to competition-level training.
Why Members Love This Program
Members value having one core program that grows with them, from a first class as a total beginner to sharpening technique for competition. Detailed, supportive coaching and a welcoming community help every student progress at their own pace, in both Gi and No-Gi formats.
What Are Adult Group Classes?
Adult Group Classes are PURO's core program, offering structured Gi and No-Gi Brazilian Jiu Jitsu for adults of every level. Beginners start in a supportive, beginner-friendly setting and progress at their own pace, with detailed coaching every step, all the way through to competition-level training.
Why Members Love This Program
Members value having one core program that grows with them, from a first class as a total beginner to sharpening technique for competition. Detailed, supportive coaching and a welcoming community help every student progress at their own pace, in both Gi and No-Gi formats.
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What to Expect?
Expect structured Gi and No-Gi classes built for every level, from your very first session through competition preparation. Coaches provide detailed, supportive instruction so beginners can progress at their own pace alongside more experienced students.
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Do I need experience to join Adult Group Classes?
No experience needed. Adult Group Classes welcome beginners on their first day through students actively preparing for competition, with coaching that fits wherever you're starting from.
How is this different from Small Groups or Competition classes?
Adult Group Classes are our core, standard-sized classes for every level. Small Groups offers more individual attention in a smaller setting, and Competition classes are geared toward students actively training to compete.
What's the difference between Gi and No-Gi?
Gi classes train with the traditional uniform and grip-based techniques, while No-Gi focuses on speed and scrambles without the jacket. Both are part of our core Adult Group Classes program.