719 Brazilian Jiu Jitsu

719 Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Canon City’s fastest growing Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Academy. Offering classes for students ages 4-Adult.

📖 Everybody close your textbooks because it's time for a jiu jitsu pop quiz! 📖Leave your guesses in a comment below or w...
09/16/2026

📖 Everybody close your textbooks because it's time for a jiu jitsu pop quiz! 📖

Leave your guesses in a comment below or write them down to check back later

Question 1: How long must a position be held to score points?

Question 2: How many points is a takedown worth?

Question 3: How much is a guard pass worth?

Question 4: How many points are mount and back control worth?

Question 5: If an athlete deliberately leaves an already-rewarded position to return to it. What happens?

Answers will be posted later today!

⭐️Coach Spotlight⭐️All of us at 719 Brazilian Jiu Jitsu truly believe we have some of the best students and community ar...
09/15/2026

⭐️Coach Spotlight⭐️

All of us at 719 Brazilian Jiu Jitsu truly believe we have some of the best students and community around!

For this week, we're highlighting one of our adult coaches Tom Fischer!

From Coach Andrew: I can’t say enough about this guy. He’s one of the most technical people I’ve ever had the opportunity to train with and an absolute wizard when it comes to Jiu-Jitsu knowledge. But what really sets him apart is his ability to take that knowledge and actually teach it.

He’s a fantastic coach, an incredible asset to 719 BJJ, and someone I trust completely to lead our students and help them grow. We’re lucky to have him on the mats.

💪🏻 Favorite Submission:
Any choke! Triangle if I have to pick one.

🥋 Why did you start training?
I started training because I’ve always loved martial arts / ninja themed media as a kid.I keep training because it’s a fun, never ending puzzle that checks every box I look for in a hobby: mental, physical, social, etc!

🔹What advice would you give to someone who’s interested in trying BJJ?
Embrace being a beginner; everyone sucks at first. Give it time, like a solid 6-12 months, before you make a decision on whether to continue or not. It takes a while to get a basic understanding of what the heck is going on, and the more you learn, the more fun it gets!

A wise man once said, “you’re going to be somewhere in 10 years, might as well be a black belt.”

🔹What do you like most about being at 719?
I grew up in Chicago, so I really appreciate the tight knit community vibe a smaller town gym brings.

All Valley Jiu Jitsu competitions were this weekend and our competitors brought home some hardware! 719 results: 5 Gold,...
09/14/2026

All Valley Jiu Jitsu competitions were this weekend and our competitors brought home some hardware!

719 results: 5 Gold, 4 Silver and 3 Bronze

We are incredibly proud of those who went out and decided to test their skills! As always, we are a small school but we make a big impact on these competitions. Congratulations everyone!

❓️Coaches Q&A❓️It's Thursday and that means it's time to drop your questions down below! Feel free to ask for a response...
09/10/2026

❓️Coaches Q&A❓️

It's Thursday and that means it's time to drop your questions down below! Feel free to ask for a response from a specific coach but keep them Jiujitsu related!

📖 Everybody open up your textbooks because it's time for a jiujitsu history lesson! 📖Last week, we talked about Kodokan ...
09/09/2026

📖 Everybody open up your textbooks because it's time for a jiujitsu history lesson! 📖

Last week, we talked about Kodokan Judo and the formal origins of Brazilian Jiujitsu. This week, we are talking about jujitsu and no that’s not a typo. Jujitsu is the Japanese martial art of defensive or offensive close combat.

Unlike modern jiujitsu, jujitsu includes striking, gouging, biting and all forms of throws and pins. This is primarily because it was developed as a method of close combat when Samurai were unable to draw their swords or became engaged in close quarters combat.

The earliest recorded instances of formalized jujitsu occurred in the Nara period of Japan anywhere from 710 AD - 794 AD. Unlike neighboring nations that focused on primarily striking based forms of martial arts, Japanese martial arts largely took the form of grappling via throws and immobilization.

In the Edo period of the 17th century, Japan imposed legislation to reduce war and minimize the idolization of violence. The transition of armor and weapons to decorative items also led to the evolution of jujitsu. Jujitsu largely became an unarmed discipline and striking became a means of distraction to open opportunities for joint locks or strangulations.

Tune in next week for our first ever Brazilian Jiujitsu pop quiz!

⭐️Student Spotlight⭐️All of us at 719 Brazilian Jiu Jitsu truly believe we have some of the best students and community ...
09/08/2026

⭐️Student Spotlight⭐️

All of us at 719 Brazilian Jiu Jitsu truly believe we have some of the best students and community around!

For this week, we're highlighting one of our adult athletes Grace Wilson!

From Coach Lexi: Grace is one of the most hard working and dedicated grapplers we have here at 719! She shows up, works hard and is the safest training partner. I am happy and proud to be able to coach her!

💪🏻 Favorite Submission: Collar chokes and rear naked chokes.

🥋 Why did you start training?
I started to learn self defense. Also, to appreciate my son Luke's journey in Jiu Jitsu to have a great thing to relate to him with, and do with him.

🔹What advice would you give to someone who’s interested in trying BJJ?
I'd say, really try it, and do it for a long while! Check your ego at the door, and you will learn more than great Jiu Jitsu, you will build character, endurance, and be with great people!

🔹What do you like most about being at 719?
That all the coaches and training partners here build the best Jiu Jitsu community of support. With that in effect, I learned things I could do with my body that really surprised me! I enjoy that so much!

Lots of fun this past week at Jiujitsu Con! Congratulations to our competitors! Lexi killed it and placed 5th out of 14 ...
09/08/2026

Lots of fun this past week at Jiujitsu Con!

Congratulations to our competitors! Lexi killed it and placed 5th out of 14 athletes. All this, less than 6 months after getting her blue belt 💪

Titus placed 3rd in gi. 3rd in absolute no-gi and 2nd in no-gi!

Jason and Sadie from Tabs also killed it! Jason placing 1st in no-gi and Sadie placed 3rd in Gi and 3rd in no-gi!

This week at 719!All Valley Brazilian Jiujitsu Championship is happening at Soccer Haus on Saturday, September 12th! Eve...
09/07/2026

This week at 719!

All Valley Brazilian Jiujitsu Championship is happening at Soccer Haus on Saturday, September 12th! Even if you’re not competing, please come out and show your support for our athletes! There is a restaurant in the venue that provides a great view of the action.

We also got official word that we are able to do satellite weigh-ins for our competitors - time will be announced later this week.

09/03/2026

Please remember we are closed on Monday in observance of Labor Day, September 7th.

Hope everyone has a good weekend!

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29 CR 143
Canon City, CO
81212

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Monday 4pm - 7:30pm
Tuesday 4pm - 7:30pm
Wednesday 4pm - 7:30pm
Thursday 4pm - 7:30pm
Friday 4pm - 7:30pm

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+17194305940

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