About
Sultada Jiujitsu offers Brazilian jiujitsu training through a Beginners’ Program, Advanced Program, Kids’ Classes, Senior Classes, Private Lessons, and Open Mat Sessions. The gym is described as a martial arts school for all ages and a jiujitsu training facility that focuses on world-class instruction and community engagement for martial arts enthusiasts of all levels. The name “Sultada” refers to a throw, scramble, or explosive movement in grappling and wrestling circles, and the rooster is used as a symbol of good luck, confidence, and bravery that reflects the academy’s philosophy.
• Ages: 3–18 years old
• Price: 6 Months Paid in Advance → FREE Gi ($150+ value); 12 Months Paid in Advance → FREE Gi + Discounted Rate ($140/month)
Sultada Jiujitsu states that its mission is to empower individuals through the art of Brazilian jiujitsu and to foster a supportive community that encourages personal growth and self-defense skills. The Kids’ Program includes classes for children ages 3–6 and for ages 7 and above, and the Senior Program focuses on controlled movement, balance, and practical self-defense techniques. Open Mat Sessions are available for practice, drilling, and sparring in a relaxed setting, and the facility emphasizes high-quality coaching, innovative class structures, and a strong community vibe in an inclusive and dynamic environment.
Head Instructor Professor Muny Munoz is a Brazilian jiujitsu black belt with over 18 years of experience on the mats. He earned his black belt under Stephanie Moon and Adam Dunkel, who are described as well-respected jiujitsu instructors and competitors in the Bay Area. As a seasoned competitor and coach, Professor Muny has earned multiple gold medals in world tournaments. The program notes that instructors are highly skilled and experienced martial artists with a passion for teaching.
For gi classes, students are asked to bring a clean jiujitsu gi (kimono) and belt, and a rash guard or compression shirt is recommended under the gi. Students are also asked to remove all jewelry, keep nails trimmed, and maintain good hygiene, and loaner gis may be available for the first class if arranged ahead. The program also highlights an exclusive offer for new and returning students that includes a free gi with advance-paid memberships.
Last updated August 9, 2026.
• Ages: 3–18 years old
• Price: 6 Months Paid in Advance → FREE Gi ($150+ value); 12 Months Paid in Advance → FREE Gi + Discounted Rate ($140/month)
Sultada Jiujitsu states that its mission is to empower individuals through the art of Brazilian jiujitsu and to foster a supportive community that encourages personal growth and self-defense skills. The Kids’ Program includes classes for children ages 3–6 and for ages 7 and above, and the Senior Program focuses on controlled movement, balance, and practical self-defense techniques. Open Mat Sessions are available for practice, drilling, and sparring in a relaxed setting, and the facility emphasizes high-quality coaching, innovative class structures, and a strong community vibe in an inclusive and dynamic environment.
Head Instructor Professor Muny Munoz is a Brazilian jiujitsu black belt with over 18 years of experience on the mats. He earned his black belt under Stephanie Moon and Adam Dunkel, who are described as well-respected jiujitsu instructors and competitors in the Bay Area. As a seasoned competitor and coach, Professor Muny has earned multiple gold medals in world tournaments. The program notes that instructors are highly skilled and experienced martial artists with a passion for teaching.
For gi classes, students are asked to bring a clean jiujitsu gi (kimono) and belt, and a rash guard or compression shirt is recommended under the gi. Students are also asked to remove all jewelry, keep nails trimmed, and maintain good hygiene, and loaner gis may be available for the first class if arranged ahead. The program also highlights an exclusive offer for new and returning students that includes a free gi with advance-paid memberships.
Last updated August 9, 2026.
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