Dress code.
What to wear to class — adults, women, and kids. The first class only requires comfortable shorts and a clean T-shirt; the rest is once you commit.
What to wear to class — adults, women, and kids. The first class only requires comfortable shorts and a clean T-shirt; the rest is once you commit.
For your free trial class, you don't need to buy anything. Just show up in comfortable shorts (no zippers or rivets) and a clean T-shirt or rash guard. We've got the rest.
For adult classes you'll wear a clean T-shirt or rash guard with shorts. Grappling shorts (no pockets) are preferred. Jean shorts and shorts with rivets are not permitted. Sleeveless T's and crop tops aren't permitted — no one wants an armpit in their face.
Once you decide to keep training, a couple of rash guards and grappling shorts will last you for years. Ask a coach for our recommended brands — Hayabusa, Tatami, Sanabul, and Origin all hold up.
The same as men's. If you prefer, you may wear leggings or spats instead of shorts. Women's-cut rash guards are widely available — just ask. The room is equally split across men and women in many of our adult classes.
Plain white Gi for Gi class. Plain rash guard + shorts for No-Gi. Use the brand size charts to fit your child — Gis run a little long. We'll adjust if it's off.
Kids Gi (white). Kids rash guard. Kids shorts. We sell MOBJJ-branded kids gear at the front desk if you want the team look.
Wash all training clothes after every class. Shower before and after. Keep your nails short — long nails cause injury and infection during grappling. We clean the mats daily without exception.
Borrow a rash guard if you forget. The hardest step is the first one in the door — not the gear.