BJJ Family Matters

This started as a blog about training together as a family, in part to inspire other women & families to get involved. As female participation in jiu jitsu has increased, as we have grown as athletes and as we learned that families training together aren’t such an anomaly, the blog has evolved. Jen gets personal with posts on ambition, challenges & achievements in BJJ, CrossFit & with nutrition, while Tom's posts are more educational, informative and analytical in regards to training. On occasion you may hear from the kids.

Sunday, July 29, 2012

Jiu Jitsu Moms, I need your help!

I would love to create a video honoring BJJ Moms and their reasons for training. I will share it on our blog with the goal of inspiring other moms. For more information and to participate visit our new and improved site at http://www.jiujitsufamily.com

Friday, July 6, 2012

Lessons Learned From a Broken Arm

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Thanks!

Saturday, June 23, 2012

Compete in a CrossFit competion? Here’s what you need to know.

visit our new site at jiujitsufamily.com to read this new post

Support from a teammate after a brutal WOD at Partner Pandemonium.

Friday, June 15, 2012

Time for Beast Mode

Time for Beast Mode - another crossfit competition....read about it at Jiujitsufamily.com.

Thursday, June 14, 2012

A Parent’s Guide to Keeping Kids Interested in Training BJJ

New post by Jen at our new site JiuJitsuFamily.com

This $20 bag helps Hunter feel prepared for class and showed him that we value his training.

Read other ways we have helped to keep our kids training consistently for more than 3 years at our new and improved site jiujitsufamily.com.

Sunday, June 10, 2012

Hunter Broke His Arm

New post about Emergency Responses on our new site at jiujitsufamily.com.
Please update your links to follow us at our new and improved site.

Sunday, May 27, 2012

Follow us at JiuJitsuFamily.com

Family Matters has officially moved to JiuJitsuFamily.com. Our goal is to be a resource for families who train, or are thinking about training in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. Please update your bookmarks and links and begin following us at the new site.