Gustavo Machado Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Moultrie

"Best place in Moultrie to train jujitsu! They give discounts for law enforcement, have a great atmosphere, everyone is treated like family, and their teaching is fun, safe and approachable. If you want to learn how to defend yourself, are looking to up your game in competition, or just down for a fun new hobby, they're worth trying out! Start in their fundamentals class where you'll learn the basics of jujitsu including ground work, tactical standup's, shrimping, basic sweeps, takedowns, and submissions. After 6 weeks of consistent training, you'll move up to the all levels class where you can hone your skills with free roll! Andy, Becky, Ramsey, and Steven are fantastic fundamentals instructors who are really passionate about jujitsu and want to see you succeed. Give it your all and they'll make sure you have the tools to be successful in your jujitsu journey!"

"I’ve been training here for 9 months, and I can’t say enough good things! The coaches are knowledgeable, patient, and genuinely invested in helping you grow. The vibe is super welcoming, and the team feels like family. Classes are challenging but always fun, and I’ve seen huge improvements in both my technique and confidence. If you’re thinking about trying Jiu Jitsu, this is the place to do it."

"To me, this is the best place to be in South GA for good Jiu-Jitsu. If you are looking for self-defense, competition, camaraderie, or just to have fun, you can find it here. I drive from Tifton to train here, too. A wonderful place with an awesome atmosphere."

"Coach Scott has a great thing going here. My boys enjoy each class even though they can be a bit shy, and silly. They like for me to take them and be with them inside, so I wait in the sitting area. The rest of the students don't mind helping and are attentive when it comes to going over drills. The coach and his wife supervise the students as they do each drill and give advice or explain the next step. They even provide water and a nice clean bathroom for the students to use. I enjoy the boys having something to do other than video games, that can benefit them in the long run."