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Colhado Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu offers Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu training through kids classes, a beginners class, adult no gi sessions, an adult women's open mat, and private lessons. The program welcomes kids as young as four to start training. Private lessons are available for students who want to focus on specific positions and techniques.
• Ages: 4–18 years old
• Schedule: Kids classes are offered Monday–Thursday in the late afternoon, with additional no gi and beginners classes on select evenings, and a special event running March 30th to April 3rd from 9am to 3pm.
• Price: Drop in rates are $40 for one day.
Colhado Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu is a family owned and operated gym. The leadership team includes Matheus Colhado, a 3rd Degree Black Belt; Kevin Smith, a 1st Degree Black Belt; Jino Kang, a 2nd Degree Black Belt; and black belts Jackson Chin, Jeff Brand, and Eric Lee. The program states that it prides itself on developing each student’s jiu-jitsu as uniquely and individually as they are, with the view that no two people are the same.
For classes, students are asked to wear workout-style clothing without zippers or sharp parts, with no jewelry and short fingernails and toenails. During a trial period, students may wear another gi if they already have one or are visiting from out of town, and once enrolled as gym members they are required to wear a school-branded uniform. Colhado also offers fully customizable gis for students who have a special design in mind.
Last updated April 7, 2026.
• Ages: 4–18 years old
• Schedule: Kids classes are offered Monday–Thursday in the late afternoon, with additional no gi and beginners classes on select evenings, and a special event running March 30th to April 3rd from 9am to 3pm.
• Price: Drop in rates are $40 for one day.
Colhado Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu is a family owned and operated gym. The leadership team includes Matheus Colhado, a 3rd Degree Black Belt; Kevin Smith, a 1st Degree Black Belt; Jino Kang, a 2nd Degree Black Belt; and black belts Jackson Chin, Jeff Brand, and Eric Lee. The program states that it prides itself on developing each student’s jiu-jitsu as uniquely and individually as they are, with the view that no two people are the same.
For classes, students are asked to wear workout-style clothing without zippers or sharp parts, with no jewelry and short fingernails and toenails. During a trial period, students may wear another gi if they already have one or are visiting from out of town, and once enrolled as gym members they are required to wear a school-branded uniform. Colhado also offers fully customizable gis for students who have a special design in mind.
Last updated April 7, 2026.
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