Two kids grappling on the mat, others training behind them

Live limitless. Jiu‑jitsu for juniors.

Bully-proof skills, discipline and character, built in a room that is supportive and fun. Try a class first.

  • Ages 6–12
  • Beginners welcome
  • Clarke Quay
  • First class $30

What happens in class

Kids start with how to move and how to fall safely, then learn through games that feel like play and teach real grappling. Here’s what they work on.

takedowns
A single leg, finished safely to the mat.
guard & sweeps
From guard, rolling a partner over to come up on top.
submissions
Controlled locks, practised safely with a partner.
live rounds
Putting it all together with a partner.

“With a strong and supportive community, it really is the best place to train!”

★★★★★Janelle Foo, Google Reviews

“Super friendly environment.”

★★★★★Ben Ong, Google Reviews

“A gym filled with friendly, knowledgeable and talented trainers. Couldn’t recommend this place enough.”

★★★★★Ryan Unsworth

Try a class

1 trial class$30Try one class and see how your child takes to it.Book a trial, $30
best value4 trial classes$80Four classes at an introductory price, used within 28 days.Get 4 classes, $80
Ages
6–12, beginners welcome
Where
Field Assembly Clarke Quay, 39 Carpenter Street
Classes
Weekdays and weekends, pick a slot when you book
Who
First-timers only

How your child benefits

The art of Brazilian jiu-jitsu conditions practitioners to be disciplined, resilient, and team-spirited.

Character-building

The sport of jiu-jitsu is a microcosm of human development. While being fun, the journey to competency instills valuable traits in both children and adults.

6 pillars of development

We believe that training should develop habits that help individuals thrive in life, regardless of talent.

Self-defensePractical techniques that build real confidence.
Problem-solvingStrategic thinking and adapting in the moment.
PersistenceSteady effort to keep getting better.
GritResilience built through hard but rewarding practice.
CuriosityWanting to explore and understand new techniques.
Team spiritWorking with and supporting training partners.

The learning journey

  1. Movement

    Front and back rolls and how to fall safely, so kids are ready for more physical situations on and off the mats.

  2. Game-based adaptation

    Challenging, fun games that simulate grappling situations and ease kids into its complexity.

  3. Skills & application

    Techniques for standing and ground situations, so kids learn to control a partner safely.

  4. Learning to learn

    Every lesson they learn a concept, then apply it again and again, which makes them faster learners off the mats too.

  5. Grit development

    An encouraging room, and a sport that teaches kids to stay committed to their goals. “While talent counts, effort counts twice as much.” Dr. Angela Duckworth

  6. Community support

    Belonging matters for social development. Kids train with students and coaches who include and encourage them every step of the way.

Coach Gene in a white gi, arm raised by the referee after a match

Meet Coach Gene

Coach Gene is Field Assembly’s Managing Director, a certified personal trainer, a competitive Brazilian jiu-jitsu athlete and a purple belt, with a Master’s degree in Sports Psychology.

With kids, his aim is to unlock their learning and physical potential in a room that is supportive, structured and fun.

Book a trial class

1 trial class$30Try one class and see how your child takes to it.Book a trial, $30
best value4 trial classes$80Four classes at an introductory price, used within 28 days.Get 4 classes, $80
Ages
6–12, beginners welcome
Where
Field Assembly Clarke Quay, 39 Carpenter Street
Classes
Weekdays and weekends, pick a slot when you book
Who
First-timers only
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