Jiu Jitsu in Colorado
274 academies across 53 cities
Jiu Jitsu Scene in Colorado
Colorado's BJJ scene thrives with 318 academies spread across major hubs like Denver, Boulder, and Colorado Springs. The high-altitude training environment attracts serious competitors, while the state's active lifestyle culture fuels steady growth in participation. Regular IBJJF and local tournaments keep the competition scene vibrant, with strong connections to both traditional BJJ and MMA communities.
Women's BJJ
Colorado's BJJ community shows strong female representation with dedicated women's classes at most academies and active participation in local competitions.
Kids' BJJ
Youth BJJ programs are widespread across Colorado, with many academies offering structured curriculums that emphasize both technique and character development.
For Beginners
New students find Colorado's BJJ scene welcoming, with most academies offering beginner-specific classes and trial periods to help newcomers adjust to training at altitude.
Find BJJ Academies by City
Arvada
Aurora
Avon
Bayfield
Black Hawk
Boulder
Brighton
Broomfield
Buena Vista
Cañon City
Carbondale
Castle Rock
Centennial
Colorado Springs
Commerce City
Conifer
Cortez
Denver
Dolores
Durango
Eaton
Englewood
Erie
Evergreen
Fort Collins
Fountain
Frisco
Golden
Grand Junction
Greeley
Highlands Ranch
Johnstown
Lafayette
Lakewood
Littleton
Lone Tree
Longmont
Louisville
Loveland
Montrose
Monument
Northglenn
Pagosa Springs
Parker
Peyton
Pueblo
Pueblo West
Salida
Thornton
Wellington
Westminster
Wheat Ridge
Windsor
Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu in Colorado
Colorado offers a vibrant Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu community with 274 academies across 53 cities. The BJJ scene continues to grow, with many academies offering comprehensive training programs for all skill levels.
Explore academies in popular locations like Colorado Springs, Denver and Littleton. Many schools offer free trial classes for new students.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does altitude affect BJJ training in Colorado?
Training at higher elevations initially requires an adjustment period of 2-4 weeks, with many practitioners reporting improved cardio once acclimated.
Are there many BJJ competitions in Colorado?
Yes, Colorado hosts regular IBJJF tournaments and local competitions throughout the year, particularly in the Denver metro area.
What's the average cost of BJJ training in Colorado?
Monthly membership fees typically range from $120-180, with prices higher in urban areas and lower in smaller towns.