Our Family's Experience at Team Randori I cannot express enough how thrilled we are with our decision to enroll our three kids at Team Randori BJJ. From the very beginning, Professors Al and Carlos have left mark on us with their incredible dedication and commitment to both the physical and emotional growth of trainees. The coaches at Team Randori go beyond merely teaching techniques; they instill essential life skills and emotional intelligence in every class. This holistic approach sets them apart from other academies. Our kids not only learn the art of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu but also develop a strong sense of sportsmanship and camaraderie. What truly sold us on TR was the free trial week they offered. During that time, we had the chance to interact with other parents, and their overwhelmingly positive feedback sealed the deal for us. Unlike our previous experience with another nearby BJJ academy, Team Randori doesn't confine kids behind closed doors. Parents are welcomed to observe the classes live, providing us with the joy of watching our kids learn and thrive. The transparency and openness of Profs Al and Carlos, Coach Steve and many other coaches immediately put our minds at ease. The coaches at TR are more than just instructors; they are mentors who actively engage with the kids. Professor Al, in particular, brings a delightful sense of humor to the classes, ensuring that the kids not only learn but also have an enjoyable experience. During trainings coaches consistently provide constructive feedback, letting kids know what they did incorrect, how to improve and about their progress and areas for improvement. Our decision to choose TR, despite the longer commute, has been one of the best choices we've made for our family. The positive impact on our kids' confidence, discipline, and overall well-being is unmistakable. Professor Al’s approach is not just about teaching techniques; it's about instilling a sense of responsibility, respect, and camaraderie among the students. Our children don't just come here to train; they come here to be part of something bigger. The sense of community is palpable. If you ever decide to join tell them that Ali Y (parent) send you to them ;)