Gracie Barra – Augusta

Gracie Barra – Augusta

Affiliation: Gracie Barra
542 reviews
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About Gracie Barra – Augusta

Gracie Barra Augusta is a premier Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu academy located in Augusta, Georgia, dedicated to teaching the art and science of BJJ to students of all ages and skill levels. Our academy is part of the globally recognized Gracie Barra lineage, known for producing world-class competitors and dedicated practitioners.

We offer comprehensive instruction in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu fundamentals, advanced techniques, and competition training. Our experienced instructors are committed to helping each student achieve their personal goals, whether they are seeking fitness, self-defense skills, or competitive excellence in the sport.

At Gracie Barra Augusta, we foster a welcoming community environment where respect, discipline, and continuous improvement are core values. We believe that BJJ is for everyone, and we provide a safe space for individuals to train, learn, and grow both on and off the mat.

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Reviews

5
42 reviews
ollie higdon
2026-01-01

Augusta’s Jujitsu has been a great experience for my daughter. The instructors were kind, patient, and very helpful, and they made her feel comfortable from day one. The environment is welcoming and supportive, and they really take the time to help each student learn and grow. We were very happy with the training and would absolutely recommend Augusta’s Jujitsu to other families.

Jace O’Connor
2026-01-01

Augusta Jiu Jitsu Academy has changed my life. It has brought a hobby and a second family into my life. I began in September 2025 and I have absolutely had a blast. I started off with no grappling experience whatsoever, but the people at AJJ have been patient and helpful throughout the year. I got my first stripe in December and understand I have a lot to work on. So proud to be a part of this community and the life lessons it brings!

COLTON HILL
2026-01-01

Great instructor, great gym and great training partners. I was traveling and dropped to a random gym and was absolutely blown away by their level of knowledge, skill, and hospitality. If you’re in the area and not training here, your missing out!

NVRB NON
2023-02-18

If you are looking to get into Jiu-Jitsu or Muay Thai/Kickboxing then look no further. A great gym with top notch instruction and a friendly yet competitive atmosphere. Wether you’re looking to compete, fitness/self defense, or just pick up a new hobby then AJJA if the place for you. Having no experience prior to joining this gym , I am glad i chose AJJA.

Locksmithbjj
2022-11-28

Visiting Black Belt dropped in from out of town and Ryne and his guys were awesome. Super friendly, Solid rolls, just a great group of people. Great place to train if you live in Augusta and a great place to drop in and get some scraps.

Frequently Asked Questions

WHAT IS BRAZILIAN JIU-JITSU?

Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu is a martial art focused on grappling and ground fighting techniques. It emphasizes leverage, technique, and timing over strength, making it accessible to people of all ages and physical abilities.

DO I NEED PRIOR EXPERIENCE TO START?

No prior experience is required. Our beginner classes are designed for students starting from scratch, and our instructors will guide you through the fundamentals at your own pace.

WHAT SHOULD I WEAR TO CLASS?

You will need a BJJ gi (uniform) to train. Most academies recommend a sturdy, well-fitting gi that meets competition standards. Our academy can provide recommendations for quality gi options.

HOW OFTEN SHOULD I TRAIN?

Training frequency depends on your goals and schedule. Most practitioners benefit from training 2-3 times per week to develop proper technique and consistency, though beginners can start with once or twice weekly.

IS BRAZILIAN JIU-JITSU SAFE?

Yes, when practiced with proper instruction and respect for your training partners. Our instructors emphasize controlled training, communication about injuries, and a supportive environment where safety is prioritized.