Competition Trainings

Kids Jiu-Jitsu Competition Trainings

Recurring kids & teens jiu-jitsu competition training sessions in the greater Montreal area. Hard rounds, live coaching and competition-specific work. Open to all schools.

100%
Parents recommend
2 h
Per session
All
Schools welcome
Kids and teens jiu-jitsu competition training group at Tritton Performance in Montreal
Kids competition training rounds in Montreal

Train with serious students
from across Montreal

Open to all academies
Competition focused training

Held in Montreal, but visitors from anywhere are welcome - travelling athletes and out of town teams are always invited to jump in.

Schedule

Upcoming sessions

No date is announced right now. Sessions run regularly through the year in the greater Montreal area, so join the alert list and you'll be the first to know when the next one is locked in.

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100% recommended by parents

What parents said

★★★★★
Methodical, focused and well suited for everyone. Strong structure, good cadence, and clock management was very well done. Gabe liked how you kept walking around to help with the moves and make sure everyone was doing it right.
Maxime Boisvert
★★★★★
High pace comp class with great guidance, corrections and feedback.
Sara Abbott
★★★★★
Very good if your child wants to improve, training with the best kids in the region.
Gael Farjon
★★★★★
Helps kids update their skills and improve their level. He liked the whole class.
Rafael Romero
★★★★★
Good energy. The whole training was the highlight.
Terry Das

Every parent who filled the post-training survey said they would come back and recommend it.

How the sessions run

01

Technique that scores

Positions and sequences that actually win matches, drilled with corrections on the spot.

02

Positional rounds

Competition-specific situations under pressure, so kids learn scoring and clock management.

03

Live rolls

Fresh partners from other academies. The closest thing to tournament day.

Sessions run regularly through the year in the greater Montreal area, open to every school and academy.

Session #1 · On video

See a session in action

Video recap thumbnail of the first kids jiu-jitsu competition training in MontrealWatch on Instagram

Two hours, one room, kids from different academies pushing each other. Technique first, then positional rounds, then live. No talking in circles. Every student leaves with something they can use on the podium.

  • High-pace warm-up built for competitors, not a casual class
  • Technique blocks with hands-on corrections for every kid
  • Positional rounds that teach scoring and clock management
  • Live rolls against unfamiliar partners, the way tournaments feel
WATCH ON INSTAGRAM

From the mats

Inside a competition training

Coach Jayden Portillo teaching a circle of kids at a jiu-jitsu competition training in MontrealTwo young jiu-jitsu students facing off in a stand-up exchangeKids drilling a body lock takedown during competition trainingJayden Portillo supervising positional rounds on the matsTwo kids scrambling for position during a live roundJayden Portillo explaining a competition scoring detail to the groupBoy and girl grip fighting in a stance battleCoach giving on-the-spot corrections during a live rollYoung students drilling a single leg takedown finishFull group of kids and teens seated for the training briefTwo young students in wrestling stances squaring off during a competition training drillKids working a body lock takedown while teammates train in the background

Who these sessions are for

Right fit

  • 7 years old and up, 145 lbs and under
  • Already competes or is preparing for a first tournament
  • Comfortable with live rolling
  • Any school, any academy, any team

Not the right fit yet

  • Total beginners with no rolling experience
  • Students who need a full beginner curriculum
  • Anyone looking for a casual open mat

Before you show up

Bring
Gear for the announced format (no-gi: rashguard + shorts or spats · gi: your gi), water bottle, mouthguard if you use one, flip-flops.
Arrive
15 minutes early so warm-ups start on time. Parents are welcome to stay and watch.
Cost
Announced with each session.
Parking
Free street parking around 4912 Rue Brock, Montréal.

Next session

Get alerted when the next date drops

No date is announced yet. Sessions run regularly through the year in the greater Montreal area and spots are capped, so this list gets the date first and registers before it goes public.

Questions parents ask

Does my child need to be on a competition team?

No. The sessions are open to every school and academy. What matters is that your child has live rolling experience and wants to compete.

Gi or no-gi?

Both, depending on the session. The format is announced with each date.

How many kids per session?

Spots are capped so every student gets fresh partners of a similar size and real coaching attention, not a crowded open mat.

How often do sessions run?

Regularly through the year in the greater Montreal area. Join the alert list and you'll be the first to know when the next date is confirmed.

Can parents watch?

Yes. Parents are welcome on the side of the mats for the full two hours.

Past sessions