Five Points Jiu Jitsu

"My son has been training at this jiu-jitsu school for just over a year, and it's been an incredible experience for him. It's the perfect balance of family-friendly atmosphere, amazing instructional technique, and real challenge for the kids. Maria is knowledgeable, patient, and great with the kids. She emphasizes not just technique, but also respect and perseverance. What really sets this school apart is the sense of community. Everyone from beginners to advanced belts support each other. Whether you're looking for a great workout, practical self-defense skills, or a place for your child to build confidence and focus, this is the place. Highly recommend for anyone seeking quality jiu-jitsu training in a welcoming, growth-oriented environment!"

"Only did 5 stars because I couldn’t do more. I came to this gym with no experience at all and felt welcomed from the beginning. From the coaches , to the members who were there training everybody just wants to help you improve and have fun while doing it. This place has a nice family like environment and I would recommend it to anybody wether you have no experience or you’re a black belt there is a place for you here."

"After I moved to the Huntley/Lake in the hills area from Chicago I started to research Bjj gyms. I chose to give five points a try due to their no gi only approach. Felt welcome from the start ( the coaching staff but the students as well). From what I’ve seen the kids program is doing very well. New members are treated well and I never see injuries which was my main concern getting into grappling. The new class schedule really opened up my ability to attend classes, and I greatly appreciate the coaching staff paying attention to my progress. They speak to me on the side and give me tips on what to improve weekly. I’ve been recommending this gym to my coworkers and friends."

"Absolutely love it here, always make sure to stop by when in town. Great instruction, great partners, great rolls. Wrestlers- I HIGHLY recommend training here. Five Points does an excellent job of transitioning wrestling into a dominant Jiu Jitsu game."