Profectus Jiu-Jitsu Hendersonville
About
Profectus Jiu-Jitsu in Hendersonville, Tennessee is a premier Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu academy known for its supportive, family-friendly atmosphere and high-quality instruction. Led by Professor Travis Shrum and Coach Logan Nash, the gym provides comprehensive training programs for both children and adults in a spacious 3,700 square foot facility. Students consistently praise the gym for its welcoming community, detailed technical instruction, and the positive impact training has had on their physical fitness, confidence, and overall well-being.
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Instructors
Professor Travis Shrum and Coach Logan Nash are highly respected for their technical knowledge, competitive achievements, and teaching abilities. Students consistently praise their patience, attention to detail, and ability to break down complex techniques for practitioners of all levels.
Facility
The Profectus facility is a spacious 3,700 square foot gym that is consistently described as clean and well-maintained. The modern training space provides ample room for classes and features quality mats and equipment for a safe and comfortable training experience.
Pricing
While specific pricing details aren't prominently featured on the website, reviews suggest that membership fees are reasonable and considered good value for the quality of instruction received. The gym offers a Profectus ONE Membership that provides access to all five Middle Tennessee locations.
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Pricing
Profectus offers a free trial program that allows prospective students to experience classes before committing to membership, though specific details about the trial period aren't prominently featured on the website.
Location
Opening Hours
| Monday | 6 - 7AM, 4:30 - 7:30PM |
| Tuesday | 5 - 7:30PM |
| Wednesday | 6 - 7AM, 12 - 1PM, 4:30 - 7:30PM |
| Thursday (Today) | 5 - 7:30PM |
| Friday | 12 - 1PM |
| Saturday | 10AM - 1PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
Location
Located at 500 W Main St suite 200 in Hendersonville, Tennessee, the gym is conveniently situated and accessible to residents in the area.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Profectus Jiu-Jitsu suitable for complete beginners?
Yes, Profectus welcomes and accommodates complete beginners. Many reviews mention starting with no prior experience and feeling comfortable and supported from day one. The instructors are known for breaking down techniques clearly and helping new students progress at their own pace.
Does Profectus offer classes for children, and what ages do they accept?
Profectus has an excellent kids program led primarily by Coach Logan Nash, who receives consistent praise for his ability to work with children. While specific age ranges aren't mentioned in the reviews, there are references to children as young as 4-6 years old participating. One reviewer did note that children should be ready to follow instructions and participate appropriately in class.
What is the gym atmosphere like for women practitioners?
Multiple reviews from women practitioners indicate that Profectus provides a safe, supportive, and welcoming environment for women. Several female reviewers mention feeling comfortable and respected while training, with one specifically noting that it's 'an excellent and safe place for women to train.'
Does Profectus offer competition training?
Yes, Profectus provides competition training. Professor Travis is described as a multi-time IBJJF Champion and Masters Worlds Champion, and several reviews mention the gym's support for competitive practitioners. The gym appears to balance training for both hobbyists and those interested in competition.