Midian Jiu-Jitsu

“My husband has been trying to get me to go to Jujitsu for a very long time. Particularly this gym. I finally did. Fernando is an awesome coach. Very patient and kind. I have extreme anxiety so that is very important to me. My husband was right, this is something I needed. Highly recommend!!!!”

“I really enjoy the bjj program that Coach Fern is running. Good balance of competitors and hobbyists with good vibes always! Several classes scheduled throughout the week makes it easy to attend with a busy life.”

“Coach Fernando is truly an exceptional Jiu-Jitsu coach. His profound passion for the sport is evident in every session, and he enthusiastically shares this passion with all his students. What sets him apart is his remarkable skill in breaking down complex positions and transitions, making them accessible and easy to understand for everyone, regardless of their experience level. His dedication and clear instruction make learning both enjoyable and highly effective. Highly recommended for anyone looking to deepen their Jiu-Jitsu skills!”

“I've been training jiu-jitsu with Fernando for a year, starting with no grappling experience, and I can't recommend it enough. The coach is fantastic—patient, knowledgeable, and always open to questions, no matter how basic. The environment has a good balance between welcoming and competitive, making it an ideal place for anyone looking to improve their skills. Whether you're a complete beginner or looking to compliment your skills.”

“Nice thing about San Antonio is that there are a lot of Jiu Jitsu programs available, and you should find one that really suits you. That’s why I like training at Midian. The program caters to all types of students (competitors, hobbyists, people just looking to get fit, etc). Coach Fernando has a wealth of knowledge that he breaks down in an easy to learn and easy to recall way. The students are all supportive and welcoming. It’s a more casual atmosphere that I enjoy. No bowing in to photos on the wall. No egos. No pushing people to be competitors. Just good, solid Jiu Jitsu training. You can have your big box chain Jiu Jitsu schools or you can train at a smaller and more personalized program like the one at Midian.”