Gracie Humaita Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu

Gracie Humaita Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu offers kids and teens jiu-jitsu classes for ages 4-13, with separate classes for ages 4-9 and 10-13. The program also lists kids jiu-jitsu classes as 45+ minutes, offered 6 days a week for kids and adults, with introductory classes available for $30.

Programs

• Adult Jiu-Jitsu — Ages 14+ · Mon 12:00 PM & 6:15 PM GI; Tue 12:00 PM & 6:15 PM No-GI; Wed 12:00 PM & 6:15 PM GI; Thu 6:15 PM No-GI
• Kids & Teens Program — Ages 4-13 · Separate jiu-jitsu classes for ages 4-9 and 10-13
• Kids Jiu-Jitsu — ages 4-13 · Reno: Mon-Thu 4:30 PM or 5:15 PM; Sparks: Mon-Thu 4:30 PM or 5:15 PM, Tue 11:00 AM, Fri 11:00 AM & 4:30 PM, Sat 10:00 AM

At a glance

• Ages: 4–18 years old
• General schedule: Classes 6 days a week for kids and adults; adult classes are 60+ minutes; kids classes are 45+ minutes.
• Facility hours: Reno and Sparks academies: Mon-Fri 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM; Sat 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM; Sun CLOSED

About the provider

Gracie Humaita Brazilian Jiu Jitsu is family-owned and operated since 2014 and has served the Reno community since 2016. Head instructor Professor Alexandre Garcia is a 3rd Degree Black Belt who is Brazilian-born and trained, Gracie Humaita certified, and listed as a UFC Coach for Ken Shamrock. The program notes an authentic Gracie lineage, Northern Nevada’s #1 Rated Martial Arts Academy, a 5.0-star rating, and 430+ Google reviews.

• 1-on-1 Private Lessons — Adults Only · Personalized instruction from Professor Alexandre Garcia. Perfect for beginners or advanced students preparing for competition.

All classes are cancelled on major holidays. One membership includes unlimited access to both locations. Your $30 intro fee applies to your first month.

What families say

“If you’re looking for a place where kids are supported, challenged, and encouraged, we highly recommend stopping by.” — Kathleen D.

“The instructors are phenomenal—they are incredibly engaging, patient, and helpful with the younger kids.” — Adam K.

“The coaches work very closely with everyone to ensure they are picking up the subtleties that come with the moves and that we learning the correct methods.” — Charles S.

Last updated August 18, 2026.