Dublin · Ohio

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Super System BJJ

6365 Shier Rings Rd f, Dublin, OH 43016

5.034 reviews · via Google

About Super System BJJ

Super System BJJ in Dublin, Ohio is led by BJ Nelson, a 2nd-degree black belt awarded by Robin Gieseler in 2014, in a lineage the school states as Mitsuyo Maeda, Carlos Gracie, Helio Gracie, Relson Gracie, Robin Gieseler. Its adult programme is tiered - Basics for new students, an intermediate BJJ class, a competition class focused on drilling and positional sparring, boxing, and open mat - and both the adult and kids' classes run in gi and no-gi. Tyler Buechner, the school's first home-grown black belt, also teaches; he started jiu-jitsu at five in Ohio's first kids' program and has taught adult classes since he was fourteen. Workshops cover self-defense, women's-only sessions and more, and private or semi-private lessons are sold hourly with any instructor.

Pricing

Trial class
Free class / free trial, signed up for through the site's form and a dedicated /free-trial page.

Programs

  • Gi
  • No-Gi
  • Kids
  • Beginners
  • Competition
  • Self-Defense
  • Open Mat

Weekly Schedule

Full schedule →
5:30 AM
NO GI
12:00 PM
NO GI
5:00 PM
Older Kids NO GI (9-14)
6:00 PM
NO GI

Instructors

BJ NelsonBlack Belt
head

Lineage: Robin Gieseler → Relson Gracie → Helio Gracie → Carlos Gracie → Mitsuyo Maeda

Tyler BuechnerBlack Belt
instructor

Lineage: Jeffery Hudson → Robin Gieseler

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Super System BJJ offer gi or no-gi classes?+

Super System BJJ offers both gi and no-gi Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu classes.

Who is the head instructor at Super System BJJ?+

The head instructor is BJ Nelson, a black belt with lineage through Robin Gieseler, Relson Gracie, Helio Gracie.

Does Super System BJJ have a kids BJJ program?+

Yes, Super System BJJ offers a dedicated program for children.

Does Super System BJJ have open mat?+

Yes, Super System BJJ runs open mat sessions. Check the weekly schedule for times.

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