Zenyo Jiu Jitsu

09/02/2026

Eren came to my gym to try out Jiu Jitsu for the very first time. The way I run class was a big surprise for him. After the first round, he said, “I thought I would start at zero.” You did, I told him with a laugh.

This is how I introduce new students to Jiu Jitsu using the ideas of differential learning. Wolfgang Schöllhorn

https://youtu.be/6X0mx32bUd0

08/18/2026

Only change is constant.
Eyes never stay still.
Attention shifts in 8 seconds.
Cells turnover by the minute.
Nothing stays the same.
Constant change is undisputed.
Yet, most ignore its value.
Change is a way to better living.
Zenyo champions change.
The idea is to change training all the time, even down to each repetition of a drill.
With enough changes, corrections become unnecessary.
For the past three years, I’ve exclusively used this method, called differential learning.

See blog post for more.

08/18/2026

Change: A Way To Better Living

Only change is constant. Yet, most ignore its value. Change is a way to better Jiu Jitsu and living. Take a look into the unique method of change from Zenyo Jiu Jitsu....

We use a unique training method at Zenyo Jiu Jitsu to bring out the best in athletes. Effective Jiu Jitsu training is a process of change.

03/10/2026

Better to know it and not need it than to need it and not know it

03/03/2026

The women’s class on Friday night at 5:30 p.m. is now open to the community, no membership necessary. Class will be no charge with a suggested donation of $10. 

Spread the word, come out and get on the mats and let’s get this group going. 

Comment JIU JITSU to register.

01/28/2026

MEET THE TEAM

Name * Zach

Age * 9

Rank * Grey White

Start * Sep 2024

Work * 4th grade

Previous Work * 3rd grade

Interests/Hobbies * Video games, drawing, flute

Favorite Move * Kimura

01/20/2026

Meet The Team

Name * Sarah

Age * 40

Rank * Purple

Start * August 2020

Work * Aerospace Engineer

Interests/Hobbies * Reading, gardening, Jiu Jitsu, rock climbing, and spending time with my family

Comments on Jiu Jitsu * Thanks to the confidence I have built on the mats, I can proudly say that my first instinct is no longer to freeze. Knowing that I can protect myself and those I love provides solace when life and the world seems out-of-control. And when I doubt myself...on the mats, at work, in my home life...my experiences studying BJJ reminds me that I am capable of making big leaps, persevering, and continuing to improve.