A family owned and family grown Jiu Jitsu school that embraces inclusivity and a healthy mindset.

We have created a community where people come together to learn a traditional form of martial arts. You will learn techniques and skills to master Jiu Jitsu — you'll also gain the mindset to integrate into your lifestyle.

The first step is always the hardest, after that — it's easy.

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Come for a free visit and trial a class, see how you feel.

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Train with us one day, and then the next, and the next.

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Become part of a community that feels like family.

“When I’m coaching someone, it’s about getting them to be the best they can be — it’s about getting the right balance between training and living.”

Robert Naumoski

Our
instructors...

...are skilled
and qualified

There are programs for all levels of skill. Beginner, competitor or an extreme enthusiast — or this could be your very first time.

Kids will develop co-ordination and motor skills. They will learn discipline and respect. Best of all, they will make new friends.

The Ultimate Jiu Jitsu lineage of instructors is proudly traced back to the father of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, Mitsuyo Maeda. The pioneers of Jiu Jitsu taught the gentle art as a practice for life; training people to be ready in all situations of self defence.

From Mitsuyo Maeda —— Carlos Gracie —— Helio Gracie —— Rickson Gracie —— Jorge Pereira —— to Robert Naumoski.

Our family has grown to five locations. That means more locations for you to choose from.

Frequently Asked Questions

do I need to be fit?

Jiu Jitsu is for everyone. People at all levels of fitness can try Jiu Jitsu and by adopting it as a lifestyle you will form healthy habits and make positive lifestyle choices that increase your fitness levels. 

is your gym clean ?

We take hygiene standards very seriously at UDA, and we vacuum, mop and disinfect our gym each night after training. We also communicate our gym etiquette rules to everyone

working with children check?

All our instructors have current Working with Children’s Checks and are very experienced training our youngest members. Children’s safety is paramount to us, and our priority is to create a safe environment for children to learn and develop their skills over many years.

how often should i train?

For your own development, we recommend training at least twice a week as the minimum requirement. If you’re able to train 3 - 5 times per week, you will see much faster progress in your fitness, techniques and understanding of Jiu Jitsu.

how do memberships work?

We recommend that everyone takes a trial class, to see how they go. After this, if all goes well, check out our membership options to join. We don’t have any contracts, enrolment fees, or upfront payments, so you can cancel anytime and resume anytime. Just get in touch with us and we can help you out.

do families get discounts?

Yes, we do and we have lots of families training at UJJ. Navigate onto the individual UJJ mini sites to find out membership options for families.

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    Fantastic! Great training facility, members are very welcoming and friendly. Good place to train for all levels.

    Mary Ann Bolton

    The best place, best teacher, the people is very friendly, I'm brazilian and I liked so much to learn in this BJJ jiujitsu school

    DJ La Brisa

    People are friendly, mats are very clean. James is a skilled, professional instructor. Highly recommend!

    André Boldrin

    Great training facilities, awesome partners and James the instructor is very knowledgeable and a strong BJJ athlete.

    Manuel Betancurt

    The epitome of 'family' when it comes to martial arts. Easy going atmosphere and a wide range of techniques to learn.

    Galvin Davis

    David is inclusive and great at explaining. Their experience has expanded my knowledge - highly recommend!

    Moisagent L