Program Details & Description
Randori sessions are contiuous open mat sparring rounds where students put their training to the test for the full duration of the session. Unlike structured classes, randori is student-driven: participants choose whether to focus on live rolling, positional sparring, or drilling techniques with partners.
This format fosters experimentation, problem-solving, and real-time application of skills under resistance. Randori is open only to practitioners with at least 30 prior classes or six months of grappling experience, ensuring a safe and productive environment for everyone involved. Sessions often mix Gi and No-Gi formats depending on the schedule, giving students the opportunity to adapt across different styles of practice.
Minimum 30+ classes or 6 months grappling experience required
Opportunity to spar and test skills
Open training format
Mix of Gi and No-Gi depending on schedule
