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Welcome to Brigmon Submission Grappling

A Devine Jiu-Jitsu Affiliate

Jiu Jitsu - Self Defense - Fitness

Now located at CrossFit Grit! 

Class Schedule

Monday/Wednesday:

Sport Jiu Jitsu - 6:50PM-7:50PM

Jiu Jitsu Fundamentals - 8:00PM-9:00PM

Tuesday/Thursday: 

Jiu Jitsu Fundamentals - 6:50PM-7:50PM

Sport Jiu Jitsu - 8:00PM-9:00PM

(Please bring a Gi Thursday for Sport Jiu Jitsu class)

Saturday:

Junior Grapplers (9-12) 11:00AM-12:00PM

Open Mat - 12:00PM-1:00PM


Welcome newcomers! If it is your first time attending BSG, please come by the gym 10-15 minutes early to sign up and register for your 10-day free trial.
10-Day Free Trial!

Most Jiu-Jitsu schools limit new students to one free trial class. We offer new students residing in the Glynn County area a 10-day free trial that includes unlimited access to our group classes for a full 10 days. We're confident that the curriculum, the camaraderie, and quality of the instruction will exceed all your expectations. If that's not the case, just let us know, and we will never charge you for the classes you took. To take advantage of our 10-day free trial, simply contact BSG at brigmonsg@gmail.com or send us a direct message on our Instagram, and we'll schedule your first class today! 


We offer active-duty military, law enforcement, and family discounts! We also offer discounts for active CrossFit Grit members!
Drop in Fee: $25

(Please bring water to every training session for proper hydration)

Private Lessons Available!

Interested in learning Jiu Jitsu or self-defense at times more convenient to your schedule? Private lessons are training sessions with undivided attention designed specifically for your training needs, whether it be self-defense or techniques to help you win Jiu Jitsu matches, sessions will be tailored to techniques and strategies that work best for your individual game. Send a direct message to our Instagram or Facebook page, or email brigmonsg@gmail.com to book your private session!

Class Descriptions:


Jiu Jitsu Fundamentals

Jiu Jitsu Fundamentals emphasizes techniques and principles of Jiu Jitsu for self-defense. This class requires no experience or athletic ability, making it the perfect program for beginners. Those that participate in this class will be taught how to utilize technique, leverage, and energy efficiency to defend themselves against a potentially larger, more athletic aggressor. 


Sport Jiu Jitsu

Sport Jiu Jitsu emphasizes techniques and concepts that can be utilized against another Jiu Jitsu practitioner. This class will cover a wide range of skill areas in Jiu Jitsu, including positional escapes, standing techniques, leglocks, guard passing and more. While live sparring will take place, safety, control, and skill development will be prioritized to provide a safe and structured training environment for all those who attend. 


Junior Grapplers (Ages 9-12)

This class is designed to give your child the skills they need to build confidence, protect themselves and others from bullying, and have a positive experience with Jiu Jitsu!

Owner/Head Instructor:


Tyger Brigmon is a black belt in Jiu Jitsu under Scott Devine (Mitsuyo Maeda > Carlos Gracie > Helio Gracie > Relson Gracie > Scott Devine > Tyger Brigmon). Tyger has been around Jiu Jitsu his entire life thanks to his father (a black belt under Carlos Machado lineage) and has trained consistently since he was 17 years old. He holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Psychology with a concentration in Organizational Leadership from the College of Coastal Georgia. He has a passion for teaching people of all ages, abilities, and backgrounds. He can't wait to share his passion for Jiu Jitsu with you!


Gym Etiquette:


Hygiene 

In order to make training a safe, clean, and enjoyable experience for everyone involved, please see hygiene requirements below:

1. If you are sick, please refrain from coming to class.

2. Please trim fingernails/toenails before class to prevent scratching yourself or teammates.

3. Due to proximity to others during class, please brush your teeth or use mouthwash before training.

4. Wear clean grappling attire/clothes for training sessions.

5. If you have a cut, clean and cover it properly before training. If the cut continues to bleed or gets worse, refrain from training until fully healed.

6. To prevent skin infection, please shower with soap at your earliest convenience after every class. If you see signs of ringworm, staph, MRSA, or any other developing skin infection please refrain from training and consult a medical professional immediately.

7. No shoes are allowed on the mat at any time.


Dress Code  

Please wear appropriate grappling attire (rash guard or t-shirt, grappling shorts, Gi/Kimono, etc. Spandex must be worn under shorts/gi pants).

Jewelry and accessories must be removed before coming onto the mats.

Piercings must be taken out before training to prevent injury/infection to you or your training partners.

No shoes will be allowed on the mat at any time for sanitary purposes.

Footwear/Flip-flops must be worn when off the mats.

If you are new to Jiu Jitsu and do not own proper training attire it is permissible to wear athletic shorts (with no zipper and minimal pockets) and a t-shirt (short sleeve or long sleeve) or any athletic wear that covers your torso and limbs. 


What to Do If You Are Late to Class 

In order to provide the best training experience for yourself and others, classes will begin promptly at the listed schedule times. It is understood that unforeseen circumstances can occur that would prevent a student from being present at the start of class. If this happens, please be mindful of teaching going on and refrain from disrupting the class. Once on the mat, please warm up on your own until the next technique is presented.


Training Etiquette 

Please treat everyone in the academy with respect and courtesy.

During live sparring rounds, please abide by the following rules:

1. No striking of any kind.

2. No eye gouges, biting, groin strikes, spitting.

3. No facial manipulation or fingers in bodily orifices (pulling nostrils/ears, "fish hooking" or "oil checking").

4. No single digit manipulation on fingers/toes (must grab at least 4 digits).

5. No spiking or slamming.

6. No jumping guard, flying submissions, or techniques involving uncontrolled falling bodyweight.