Growth Mindset Collective
Welcome to Growth Mindset Collective
Instructors
Mark Miller
Sabrina Smith
Schedule
20 Mon
21 Tue
22 Wed
23 Thu
24 Fri
25 Sat
26
20
Sunday
21
Monday
Jiu Jitsu Night Crew (Early Elementary)
Mark MillerJiu Jitsu Night Crew (Early Elementary)
Jiu Jitsu Morning/Night Crew (Early Elementary)
- Age Group: 4-7 years old
- Class Focus: This class introduces young children to the fundamentals of jiu jitsu in a fun and engaging way. Students will learn basic techniques, coordination, and self-discipline through structured activities and games.
- Who It’s For: Ideal for early elementary-aged children who are new to martial arts or looking to build confidence, coordination, and social skills.
- How to Prepare: Students should come in comfortable athletic clothing or a jiu jitsu gi if they have one. Parents are encouraged to ensure their child arrives on time to help them settle in.
- What to Expect: Expect a welcoming and supportive environment where children can learn at their own pace. Classes are designed to be playful while introducing important martial arts principles.
- Important Note: Please bring a water bottle to stay hydrated throughout the session.
Jiu Jitsu Night Crew (Late Elementary)
Mark MillerJiu Jitsu Night Crew (Late Elementary)
Jiu Jitsu Night (Late Elementary)
- Age Group: 8-11 years old
- Class Focus: This class builds on foundational jiu jitsu techniques, introducing more advanced movements and concepts. Students will practice both offensive and defensive techniques, improving their agility, balance, and problem-solving skills.
- Who It’s For: Suitable for late elementary-aged children who have some experience in jiu jitsu or are looking to deepen their skills and understanding of martial arts.
- How to Prepare: Wear a jiu jitsu gi or athletic attire. Make sure to arrive a few minutes early to check in and prepare for class.
- What to Expect: Classes include warm-ups, technique drills, and controlled sparring, all within a safe and structured environment. Emphasis is placed on respect, discipline, and learning how to work with a partner.
- Important Note: Bringing a water bottle is essential to stay hydrated during the class.
Jiu Jitsu Night Crew (Middle School)
Mark MillerJiu Jitsu Night Crew (Middle School)
Jiu Jitsu Night Crew (Middle School)
- Age Group: 12-14 years old
- Class Focus: This class focuses on intermediate jiu jitsu techniques, including submissions, escapes, and transitions. It aims to build physical strength, mental resilience, and strategic thinking.
- Who It’s For: Designed for middle school students who are serious about advancing their jiu jitsu skills and learning more about the art’s strategic aspects.
- How to Prepare: A jiu jitsu gi is recommended. Ensure all gear is clean and in good condition. Arriving early to warm up and mentally prepare for the session is advised.
- What to Expect: Students will experience a combination of technique instruction, drilling, and sparring. The class environment fosters a sense of teamwork and personal growth.
- Important Note: Bring plenty of water to stay hydrated throughout the workout.
No Gi Jiu Jitsu (Adults)
Mark MillerNo Gi Jiu Jitsu (Adults)
No Gi Jiu Jitsu (Adults)
Age Group: 18+ years old
Class Focus: This class is designed for adults interested in honing their no gi jiu jitsu skills. It emphasizes advanced techniques, gripless strategies, and dynamic sparring to excel in no gi training and competition settings.
Who It’s For: Ideal for adults with a solid foundation in jiu jitsu who want to expand their skill set for no gi practice, whether for personal development or competition preparation.
How to Prepare: Wear appropriate no gi attire such as a rash guard and grappling shorts. A mouthguard and other protective gear are recommended. Arrive early to stretch and warm up.
What to Expect: Challenging sessions that include conditioning, technique development, live sparring, and strategy discussions tailored to no gi. The class fosters a supportive yet demanding environment to help participants reach their goals.
Important Note: Bring ample water to stay hydrated, as no gi training can be physically demanding.
22
Tuesday
Jiu Jitsu Night Crew (Early Elementary)
Mark MillerJiu Jitsu Night Crew (Early Elementary)
Jiu Jitsu Morning/Night Crew (Early Elementary)
- Age Group: 4-7 years old
- Class Focus: This class introduces young children to the fundamentals of jiu jitsu in a fun and engaging way. Students will learn basic techniques, coordination, and self-discipline through structured activities and games.
- Who It’s For: Ideal for early elementary-aged children who are new to martial arts or looking to build confidence, coordination, and social skills.
- How to Prepare: Students should come in comfortable athletic clothing or a jiu jitsu gi if they have one. Parents are encouraged to ensure their child arrives on time to help them settle in.
- What to Expect: Expect a welcoming and supportive environment where children can learn at their own pace. Classes are designed to be playful while introducing important martial arts principles.
- Important Note: Please bring a water bottle to stay hydrated throughout the session.
Jiu Jitsu Night Crew (Late Elementary)
Mark MillerJiu Jitsu Night Crew (Late Elementary)
Jiu Jitsu Night Crew (High School)
- Age Group: 15-18 years old
- Class Focus: This class covers advanced jiu jitsu techniques and strategies, preparing students for higher-level competition or simply refining their skills for personal development.
- Who It’s For: Ideal for high school students who are committed to jiu jitsu and want to challenge themselves both physically and mentally.
- How to Prepare: Students should come prepared with a clean jiu jitsu gi, water bottle, and a positive mindset. Arrive early to maximize training time and engage in proper warm-ups.
- What to Expect: Classes include comprehensive drills, live sparring sessions, and strategy discussions. The focus is on technique mastery, endurance, and sportsmanship.
- Important Note: Hydration is key—bring water to ensure you stay refreshed and focused.
Jiu Jitsu Night Crew (Middle School)
Mark MillerJiu Jitsu Night Crew (Middle School)
Jiu Jitsu Night Crew (Middle School)
- Age Group: 12-14 years old
- Class Focus: This class focuses on intermediate jiu jitsu techniques, including submissions, escapes, and transitions. It aims to build physical strength, mental resilience, and strategic thinking.
- Who It’s For: Designed for middle school students who are serious about advancing their jiu jitsu skills and learning more about the art’s strategic aspects.
- How to Prepare: A jiu jitsu gi is recommended. Ensure all gear is clean and in good condition. Arriving early to warm up and mentally prepare for the session is advised.
- What to Expect: Students will experience a combination of technique instruction, drilling, and sparring. The class environment fosters a sense of teamwork and personal growth.
- Important Note: Bring plenty of water to stay hydrated throughout the workout.
Beginner Jiu Jitsu (Adult)
Mark MillerBeginner Jiu Jitsu (Adult)
Adult Beginner Jiu Jitsu Program
Age Group: 18+ years old
Class Focus: This class is designed for adults new to Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. It focuses on fundamental techniques, basic movements, and foundational self-defense skills in a welcoming and supportive environment.
Who It’s For: Perfect for adults with little to no experience in jiu jitsu who want to learn the basics of this martial art while improving fitness and building confidence.
How to Prepare: Wear a gi (if you have one) or comfortable workout clothes for your first class. A mouthguard is optional but recommended. Arrive early to meet the instructor and settle in.
What to Expect: Easy-to-follow instruction on fundamental techniques, partner drills, and light sparring (as you progress). The class is paced for beginners, ensuring you feel comfortable as you learn.
Important Note: Bring water and a positive attitude. This is a great opportunity to start your jiu jitsu journey in a supportive and encouraging setting!
23
Wednesday
Jiu Jitsu Night Crew (Early Elementary)
Mark MillerJiu Jitsu Night Crew (Early Elementary)
Jiu Jitsu Morning/Night Crew (Early Elementary)
- Age Group: 4-7 years old
- Class Focus: This class introduces young children to the fundamentals of jiu jitsu in a fun and engaging way. Students will learn basic techniques, coordination, and self-discipline through structured activities and games.
- Who It’s For: Ideal for early elementary-aged children who are new to martial arts or looking to build confidence, coordination, and social skills.
- How to Prepare: Students should come in comfortable athletic clothing or a jiu jitsu gi if they have one. Parents are encouraged to ensure their child arrives on time to help them settle in.
- What to Expect: Expect a welcoming and supportive environment where children can learn at their own pace. Classes are designed to be playful while introducing important martial arts principles.
- Important Note: Please bring a water bottle to stay hydrated throughout the session.
Jiu Jitsu Night Crew (Late Elementary)
Mark MillerJiu Jitsu Night Crew (Late Elementary)
Jiu Jitsu Night Crew (Late Elementary)
- Age Group: 8-11 years old
- Class Focus: This class builds on foundational jiu jitsu techniques, introducing more advanced movements and concepts. Students will practice both offensive and defensive techniques, improving their agility, balance, and problem-solving skills.
- Who It’s For: Suitable for late elementary-aged children who have some experience in jiu jitsu or are looking to deepen their skills and understanding of martial arts.
- How to Prepare: Wear a jiu jitsu gi or athletic attire. Make sure to arrive a few minutes early to check in and prepare for class.
- What to Expect: Classes include warm-ups, technique drills, and controlled sparring, all within a safe and structured environment. Emphasis is placed on respect, discipline, and learning how to work with a partner.
- Important Note: Bringing a water bottle is essential to stay hydrated during the class.
Jiu Jitsu Night Crew (Middle School)
Mark MillerJiu Jitsu Night Crew (Middle School)
Jiu Jitsu Night Crew (Middle School)
- Age Group: 12-14 years old
- Class Focus: This class focuses on intermediate jiu jitsu techniques, including submissions, escapes, and transitions. It aims to build physical strength, mental resilience, and strategic thinking.
- Who It’s For: Designed for middle school students who are serious about advancing their jiu jitsu skills and learning more about the art’s strategic aspects.
- How to Prepare: A jiu jitsu gi is recommended. Ensure all gear is clean and in good condition. Arriving early to warm up and mentally prepare for the session is advised.
- What to Expect: Students will experience a combination of technique instruction, drilling, and sparring. The class environment fosters a sense of teamwork and personal growth.
- Important Note: Bring plenty of water to stay hydrated throughout the workout.
No Gi Jiu Jitsu (Adults)
Mark MillerNo Gi Jiu Jitsu (Adults)
No Gi Jiu Jitsu (Adults)
Age Group: 18+ years old
Class Focus: This class is designed for adults interested in honing their no gi jiu jitsu skills. It emphasizes advanced techniques, gripless strategies, and dynamic sparring to excel in no gi training and competition settings.
Who It’s For: Ideal for adults with a solid foundation in jiu jitsu who want to expand their skill set for no gi practice, whether for personal development or competition preparation.
How to Prepare: Wear appropriate no gi attire such as a rash guard and grappling shorts. A mouthguard and other protective gear are recommended. Arrive early to stretch and warm up.
What to Expect: Challenging sessions that include conditioning, technique development, live sparring, and strategy discussions tailored to no gi. The class fosters a supportive yet demanding environment to help participants reach their goals.
Important Note: Bring ample water to stay hydrated, as no gi training can be physically demanding.
24
Thursday
Jiu Jitsu Night Crew (Early Elementary)
Mark MillerJiu Jitsu Night Crew (Early Elementary)
Jiu Jitsu Morning/Night Crew (Early Elementary)
- Age Group: 4-7 years old
- Class Focus: This class introduces young children to the fundamentals of jiu jitsu in a fun and engaging way. Students will learn basic techniques, coordination, and self-discipline through structured activities and games.
- Who It’s For: Ideal for early elementary-aged children who are new to martial arts or looking to build confidence, coordination, and social skills.
- How to Prepare: Students should come in comfortable athletic clothing or a jiu jitsu gi if they have one. Parents are encouraged to ensure their child arrives on time to help them settle in.
- What to Expect: Expect a welcoming and supportive environment where children can learn at their own pace. Classes are designed to be playful while introducing important martial arts principles.
- Important Note: Please bring a water bottle to stay hydrated throughout the session.
Jiu Jitsu Night Crew (Late Elementary)
Mark MillerJiu Jitsu Night Crew (Late Elementary)
Jiu Jitsu Night Crew (High School)
- Age Group: 15-18 years old
- Class Focus: This class covers advanced jiu jitsu techniques and strategies, preparing students for higher-level competition or simply refining their skills for personal development.
- Who It’s For: Ideal for high school students who are committed to jiu jitsu and want to challenge themselves both physically and mentally.
- How to Prepare: Students should come prepared with a clean jiu jitsu gi, water bottle, and a positive mindset. Arrive early to maximize training time and engage in proper warm-ups.
- What to Expect: Classes include comprehensive drills, live sparring sessions, and strategy discussions. The focus is on technique mastery, endurance, and sportsmanship.
- Important Note: Hydration is key—bring water to ensure you stay refreshed and focused.
Jiu Jitsu Night Crew (Middle School)
Mark MillerJiu Jitsu Night Crew (Middle School)
Jiu Jitsu Night Crew (Middle School)
- Age Group: 12-14 years old
- Class Focus: This class focuses on intermediate jiu jitsu techniques, including submissions, escapes, and transitions. It aims to build physical strength, mental resilience, and strategic thinking.
- Who It’s For: Designed for middle school students who are serious about advancing their jiu jitsu skills and learning more about the art’s strategic aspects.
- How to Prepare: A jiu jitsu gi is recommended. Ensure all gear is clean and in good condition. Arriving early to warm up and mentally prepare for the session is advised.
- What to Expect: Students will experience a combination of technique instruction, drilling, and sparring. The class environment fosters a sense of teamwork and personal growth.
- Important Note: Bring plenty of water to stay hydrated throughout the workout.
Beginner Jiu Jitsu (Adult)
Mark MillerBeginner Jiu Jitsu (Adult)
Adult Beginner Jiu Jitsu Program
Age Group: 18+ years old
Class Focus: This class is designed for adults new to Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. It focuses on fundamental techniques, basic movements, and foundational self-defense skills in a welcoming and supportive environment.
Who It’s For: Perfect for adults with little to no experience in jiu jitsu who want to learn the basics of this martial art while improving fitness and building confidence.
How to Prepare: Wear a gi (if you have one) or comfortable workout clothes for your first class. A mouthguard is optional but recommended. Arrive early to meet the instructor and settle in.
What to Expect: Easy-to-follow instruction on fundamental techniques, partner drills, and light sparring (as you progress). The class is paced for beginners, ensuring you feel comfortable as you learn.
Important Note: Bring water and a positive attitude. This is a great opportunity to start your jiu jitsu journey in a supportive and encouraging setting!
25
Friday
Competition Team Training (Children)
Mark MillerWomen's Only
Mark MillerWomen's Only
Women’s Only Jiu Jitsu
- Age Group: 18+ years old (open to younger girls upon request)
- Class Focus: This class provides a comfortable and empowering environment for women to learn jiu jitsu. Focus is placed on self-defense techniques, fitness, and building confidence.
- Who It’s For: Ideal for women of all experience levels looking to learn jiu jitsu in a supportive, all-female environment.
- How to Prepare: Wear a jiu jitsu gi or appropriate athletic attire. Ensure to bring water and a readiness to engage in a positive and encouraging atmosphere.
- What to Expect: Students will learn practical self-defense moves, practice techniques with partners, and engage in light sparring. The focus is on building skills, fitness, and camaraderie.
- Important Note: Bring water to stay hydrated and ready for the class.
Competition Team (Adults)
Mark MillerCompetition Team (Adults)
Competition Team (Adults)
- Age Group: 18+ years old
- Class Focus: This class is designed for adults who are preparing for jiu jitsu competitions. It focuses on advanced techniques, competition strategies, and rigorous sparring sessions.
- Who It’s For: Suitable for adults with a strong foundation in jiu jitsu who are interested in competing or enhancing their skills at a higher level.
- How to Prepare: A competition-ready gi, mouthguard, and other protective gear are essential. Arrive early to stretch and warm up thoroughly.
- What to Expect: Intense training sessions that include conditioning, technique refinement, live sparring, and strategy discussions. The environment is challenging yet supportive, aimed at pushing each student to their best.
- Important Note: Hydration is crucial for performance; bring ample water.
26
Saturday
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