Asylum Jiu-Jitsu — Brazilian Jiu Jitsu in Fort Worth, TX

Highlights: 20 classes/wk · Gi & No-Gi · Kids classes · Open mat

Looking for Asylum Jiu-Jitsu in Fort Worth, TX? It's a Brazilian jiu jitsu academy at 9907 E Bankhead Hwy Suite 400, rated 5.0/5 across 16 Google reviews. Open mat: Saturday Saturday 11:30-12:30; Saturday 13:00-14:00. Below: programs, schedule, pricing, reviews, and how to book a free trial.

Quick facts

Programs at Asylum Jiu-Jitsu

Schedule & open mat

Open mat is Saturday Saturday 11:30-12:30; Saturday 13:00-14:00. Kids Open Mat; Open Mat. Asylum Jiu-Jitsu runs about 20 classes a week. Call the gym to confirm the current timetable.

Facilities

What makes Asylum Jiu-Jitsu different

Homeschool Kids class; Adults Lunch classes

Asylum Jiu-Jitsu reviews

Rated 5.0/5 across 16 Google reviews.

I’m a 37 year old woman who has trained for about a year and a half. Let me tell you about this gym. You aren’t just a random person until you are an upper belt here. Will loves this sport and it shows with everything he does. He takes a personal interest in every single person who walks through the door. You will hear the words “that would work on a lower belt but it won’t work on me” from so many male upper belts in this sport. Not from Will. He shows you how to perfectly tweak each move to submit an adult black belt because his philosophy is, he isn’t training blue belts or purple belts, he is training future black belts. I have watched him coach through live rounds so many times and his communication style is unmatched. If you are looking to fine tune your game and get out of some bad habits you have formed, it is worth stopping by. He takes so much pride in the maintenance of his gym both hygienically and culturally, you won’t regr
Asylum Jiu Jitsu is the best! Owner Will and the coaching staff are incredible. They are professional, patient, and highly skilled. Three of my kids attend classes here and we absolutely love the positive, welcoming atmosphere. The instructors focus on skill development, discipline, and fun, making every class top tier. 10/10 recommend Asylum Jiu Jitsu!
Asylum has great programs for kids and adults. The atmosphere is friendly and the facility is spotless. It is a safe place to bring your family with quality instructors and safe training partners. My kids love it.
Great place. I’ve known the owner and coach for a long time, and there aren’t many people more passionate about what they do. Adult classes and kids classes are both excellent, and it won’t be long before there are so many people here that they’ll need to move to a bigger place. And as you can clearly see from the picture, they also have really good showers.
This BJJ gym is top-notch! The coach is excellent, delivering clear and effective instruction. The facility is always clean. The atmosphere is super welcoming for everyone. The advanced belts are skilled and, always ready to share tips. Definitely worth joining!
Stopped by here when visiting family in Aledo and will be definitely coming back whenever I’m in town! Great class by Coach Will, super clean facilities, showers on-site, and overall great vibes.

Asylum Jiu-Jitsu FAQs

Where is Asylum Jiu-Jitsu located?

Asylum Jiu-Jitsu is at 9907 E Bankhead Hwy Suite 400.

How much does Asylum Jiu-Jitsu cost?

Asylum Jiu-Jitsu doesn't publish pricing. Fort Worth BJJ typically runs $150-$250/month for unlimited. Ask for a free trial so you can test the room first.

Does Asylum Jiu-Jitsu have an open mat?

Yes. Open mat is Saturday Saturday 11:30-12:30; Saturday 13:00-14:00. Kids Open Mat; Open Mat. Open mats are free at most gyms but call ahead to confirm.

What does Asylum Jiu-Jitsu teach?

Gi Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, No-Gi Grappling, Kids BJJ, Little Kids (3-6), Teens BJJ.

Is Asylum Jiu-Jitsu good for beginners?

Beginners are welcome. Use the trial class to watch a fundamentals or all-levels session and meet the coach before signing up. No experience or gear needed for your first class at most Fort Worth gyms.

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