Technical first
Hard training only works when the details are sound. Classes connect scoring, position, strategy, and repeatable technique.

Competition at Dog City
Serious preparation, clear coaching, and teammates who make every round matter. Our competition room develops athletes without losing the culture that makes people want to stay.
Train with intention
Competition gives the training a deadline. It sharpens decision-making, exposes the details that need attention, and teaches you to stay composed when the pace changes.
You do not need a long tournament record to enter the room. You need consistency, coachability, and a willingness to make your teammates better. Coaches help athletes choose the right events, build a plan, and arrive prepared.
Tested in public
Local tournaments, national stages, first matches, and championship rounds. The result matters, but so does who you become getting ready for it.





Dog City competitors across ADCC, UFC BJJ Open, and Jiu Jitsu World League events.
The team standard
Hard training only works when the details are sound. Classes connect scoring, position, strategy, and repeatable technique.
Competition rounds build pace and composure without turning the room into a collection of egos.
Athletes prepare together, corner each other, learn from the result, and bring those lessons back to the room.

Competition classes
Competition training works alongside fundamentals and all-levels classes. Build the base, add focused rounds, and let the coaches help you decide when you are ready to compete.
Earned together





Ready when you are
Try the room for a full week. Meet the team, take real classes, and see where competition training fits your goals.
Questions are welcome
Tell us what you want from training. Our team will help you find the right place to begin.