Unum Women's Jiu Jitsu Ridgecrest

Unum Jiu Jitsu ladies only class. Every Monday from 5-6 pm. Come learn self defense with a group of fantastic women who support each other.

Unum Women's Jiu Jitsu Ridgecrest Trujitsu

Unum Ladies classes every Monday

Top five reasons kids should train Jiu Jitsu.

Unum Jiu Jitsu is a family oriented academy. Many of our adult students train with their children. It is truly one of the best ways to bond with your child while teaching them an invaluable life lesson. We promote good morals, ethics, integrity and strive to improve each students life. We not only build stronger, more confident students, but also aspire to make them better people.

Check out our website at Unumjiujitsu.com and our Instagram page for more information

UNUM Ladies visiting our Teammates-The Riveters 🖤

Congratulations Danielle and Lilly 💙💙
Well deserved!!

Daniel has been training with us for almost 2yrs. She is an amazing teammate! Congratulations Danielle Slaton 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

JJWL Fullerton Tournament November 2021 by Mark Mace

Unum ladies training with the Riveters ♥️ Thanks you Professor .baker for a great class! We had so much fun ♥️

We are so excited to bring Stephanie Hill in to join us as a coach for our Unum Women’s Trujitsu Club.
Here’s a little info on Coach Stephanie’s background.
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I am currently active duty serving in the United States Navy as an Avionics Technician working on F/A-18 E/F and EA-18G aircraft. I have been training jiu jitsu for about nine years now, off and on because of my job. I originally started Gracie Jiu Jitsu at Precision Jiu Jitsu under John and Jessi Ralph back in February 2011, because I wanted to learn self defense. When I joined the military in 2013, I ended up moving to Washington, and trained at Chimera Mixed Martial Arts, which was a Gracie Barra Seattle affiliate. I was only able to train for a year before my schedule and a deployment took me away from training. When I moved to Ridgecrest in 2018 I started training again with Jimmy and Lisa Smith under Blacksmith Jiu Jitsu, but a chronic hip injury impeded my efforts to train. After my hip surgery in August 2019 I went back to training with John and Jessi Ralph for a time, who were now in San Diego teaching at Studio 540, where I received my blue belt. I love jiu jitsu, and even though it has taken me nine years to feel like I've progressed in the sport, my persistence has taught me patience and allowed me to learn on my own terms. I hope to bring that same love and resilience to those I coach and interact with. I don't think there is anything more valuable than helping women feel empowered and strong by training jiu jitsu.