Competition Team (Kids + Teens)
Structured training for confident, prepared competitors.
If your child wants to compete—or you want a focused, disciplined program that builds confidence—Houzn’s Competition Team gives them a coached plan, a strong culture, and the right peer group. Teams are organized by experience and commitment, with a January–October season.
Coach-led structure (not chaotic “fight gym” energy)
Culture built on discipline, respect, and personal responsibility
Progress you can measure: skills, composure, and performance readiness
We’ll confirm the best team placement after signup.
Ask about fit, expectations, or tournaments
Jump to a team
How the Competition Team works
Competitive Jiu Jitsu is built on consistency. Our competition classes are supplementary—they support your child’s regular training (they don’t replace it). We keep expectations clear so athletes stay safe, motivated, and progressing.
Season
The season runs January through October. Training is continuous year-round, with planned breaks as communicated by coaching staff.
The Team Handbook
For Elite Team rules and expectations—and general guidance that applies to all competition athletes and parents—please read the Houzn Team Handbook before committing.
Elite Team
Full commitment for serious youth competitors
Elite Team is our highest-commitment track for kids and teens who are ready to train consistently and compete throughout the season. Standards matter here—because they protect the team culture and keep athletes progressing safely.
Full season commitment (January–October)
Training + tournament participation expected (see handbook for full details)
Coach-led performance focus: strategy, composure, and accountability
Please review the Team Handbook before joining Elite Team. It outlines rules, expectations, and parent guidance.
Want faster progress or a personalized game plan?
Perfect for first tournaments, nerves, and specific skill gaps
B Team
Competition training with flexible tournament participation
B Team is for kids and teens who want competition-focused classes and a higher standard of training—while choosing tournaments based on readiness, school, and family schedule.
Includes:
Attend competition classes and build competition-ready fundamentals
Learn pacing, composure, and problem-solving under pressure
Tournament participation is flexible (handbook guidance still applies to athlete conduct and parent communication)
Best fit if you’re thinking:
“We want structure, but need flexibility.”
“My child is building confidence before a full season commitment.”
1:1 coaching accelerates comfort and performance
Prep Team (Entry Level)
A safe start for first-time youth competitors
Prep Team is the entry point for kids and teens who want to try competing. It’s designed to build fundamentals, confidence, and emotional control—without overwhelming them.
Program details:
Entry-level competition group
Attends competition classes twice per week
Focus on repeatable fundamentals and composure under pressure
What parents typically notice:
Better focus and follow-through
More confidence handling “hard things”
Clear progress goals (less quitting, more consistency)
First tournament coming up?
Ready to start this season?
Tell us your child’s age and experience level—we’ll recommend the best team and next step.
Program details:
Entry-level competition group
Attends competition classes twice per week
Focus on repeatable fundamentals and composure under pressure
What parents typically notice:
Better focus and follow-through
More confidence handling “hard things”
Clear progress goals (less quitting, more consistency)
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Competition Team FAQ
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Sign up through Gymdesk or request info. We’ll confirm the best track (Elite, B Team, or Prep) based on experience, commitment level, and season goals.
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The competition season runs January through October.
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Elite Team targets frequent competition and requires at least 80% of scheduled tournaments. B Team offers flexibility. Prep Team prepares athletes to compete with less pressure with one tournament per semester.
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Yes—private lessons are an optional add-on for faster progress, confidence, and specific gameplanning.