Brazilian Jiu Jitsu is one of the most effective forms of self-defense, and a great way to get in real shape. Most people quit gym routines because they get repetitive. Here, every class is different and you have to think the whole time. You’ll leave each session stronger than you walked in.
Maybe you want to defend yourself, get healthier, or help your child build discipline and confidence. Springfield BJJ is a good place to start.
We focus on a solid foundation in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and a culture of respect. You’ll train with a team that shows up for each other, on the mats and off them.
Professor Brian Stuebner is a Brazilian Jiu Jitsu black belt under 13-time world champion Caio Terra, earning his rank in 2016. He’s known for technical detail and has competed against some of the best grapplers in the world. Brian founded Springfield BJJ and still runs it as head instructor.
Professor Taylor Anderson is a Brazilian Jiu Jitsu black belt under Professor Brian Stuebner, promoted in 2022 after winning gold at the IBJJF Brown Belt Pan Championship. Taylor pairs a heavyweight’s pressure with a lighter athlete’s speed. He runs the morning program, and his coaching makes the 6 a.m. alarm worth it.
Coach Jason Strother is a Brazilian Jiu Jitsu black belt under Professor Brian Stuebner and leads the kids and youth programs at Springfield BJJ. Jason is patient, kind, and knows his Jiu Jitsu. He runs a structured class where kids learn discipline, respect, and perseverance, and he’s a favorite with kids and parents.
Professor Taylor “Fogell” Craig is a Brazilian Jiu Jitsu black belt under Professor Brian Stuebner, earning his rank in 2023. He started training with Brian as a teenager. Fogell teaches the beginner adult Gi classes, where he pairs solid fundamentals with a lot of humor.
Professor Tony Fazzino is a Brazilian Jiu Jitsu black belt under Professor Brian Stuebner, earning his black belt in 2023. Since joining Springfield BJJ, Tony has served as a training partner, coach, and instructor. He shows up consistently, knows his technique, and puts in the work to help his teammates improve.
10 days on the mats, a free Gi, and your $75 counts toward month one. No experience needed.
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