You've thought about trying BJJ. Something keeps stopping you.
Maybe it's the fear of walking into a gym full of people who already know what they're doing. Maybe it's not knowing if your body can handle it. Maybe you just don't know where to start, and starting in front of strangers feels like too much.
This retreat exists for exactly that feeling.
Seven days in the Palenque jungle, learning Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu from zero with a private coach who's in every session with you, in a group small enough that nobody gets lost, in a place where the environment makes everything feel a little more possible.
By the end of the week you'll have the fundamentals. You'll understand how your body moves on the mat. You'll know what to do when someone grabs you, and what to do when you're on the ground. And when you walk into a BJJ academy near home after this you'll walk in ready, not hoping nobody notices it's your first time.
Daily BJJ sessions: fundamentals only, no experience required
Small group rarely more than four or five people, never a crowd
A private coach in every session on the mat with you, not watching from the side
Ice bath and breathwork recovery and nervous system work built into the week
Temazcal ceremony traditional Mayan sweat lodge, one of the most memorable nights of the week
Palenque ruins, jungle trails and waterfalls the cultural and natural context that makes this more than a training camp
Three chef-prepared meals daily cooked fresh, built for recovery
90 days of remote coaching after you leave so the week becomes the beginning, not the peak
Seven days. Zero experience needed. One coach who's been waiting for you to start.
You've thought about trying BJJ. Something keeps stopping you.
Maybe it's the fear of walking into a gym full of people who already know what they're doing. Maybe it's not knowing if your body can handle it. Maybe you just don't know where to start, and starting in front of strangers feels like too much.
This retreat exists for exactly that feeling.
Seven days in the Palenque jungle, learning Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu from zero with a private coach who's in every session with you, in a group small enough that nobody gets lost, in a place where the environment makes everything feel a little more possible.
By the end of the week you'll have the fundamentals. You'll understand how your body moves on the mat. You'll know what to do when someone grabs you, and what to do when you're on the ground. And when you walk into a BJJ academy near home after this you'll walk in ready, not hoping nobody notices it's your first time.
Daily BJJ sessions: fundamentals only, no experience required
Small group rarely more than four or five people, never a crowd
A private coach in every session on the mat with you, not watching from the side
Ice bath and breathwork recovery and nervous system work built into the week
Temazcal ceremony traditional Mayan sweat lodge, one of the most memorable nights of the week
Palenque ruins, jungle trails and waterfalls the cultural and natural context that makes this more than a training camp
Three chef-prepared meals daily cooked fresh, built for recovery
90 days of remote coaching after you leave so the week becomes the beginning, not the peak
Seven days. Zero experience needed. One coach who's been waiting for you to start.
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