Our Programs
Jiu Jitsu Classes for Every Age and Experience Level
Structured no-gi Jiu Jitsu in Eau Claire, Wisconsin. No contract. No experience required.
Adult Jiu Jitsu Programs
Beginners to Advanced
All Levels
Each month follows a central theme based on a core position, with weekly sub-themes that build on each other. Monthly themes, positional training, and live sparring rounds in every class.
Best for: All experience levels, including athletes from wrestling, football, hockey, and other competitive backgrounds.
No Experience Required
Fundamentals
Designed specifically for beginners. Learn core positions — Guard, Guard Passing, and Wrestling for Jiu Jitsu — alongside other new students in a structured, welcoming environment.
Best for: Complete beginners looking to build confidence before joining regular Jiu Jitsu classes.
Kids Jiu Jitsu Programs
Ages 4–7
Little Dippers
Jiu Jitsu classes designed to keep young kids engaged, active, and learning. Games, movement drills, and partner activities teach focus, listening, teamwork, confidence, and work ethic.
Best for: Kids ages 4–7 ready to start building focus and discipline in a structured environment.
Ages 8–12
Rising Stars
Structured Jiu Jitsu practice, teamwork, and progressive skill development. Students learn to focus during instruction, practice with intention, and apply techniques in live training.
Best for: Kids ages 8–12 ready to develop discipline, set goals, and work toward real progress.
For Parents
More Than Jiu Jitsu
At Northstar Jiu Jitsu, our mission is simple: we use the process of learning Jiu Jitsu as a catalyst for developing lifelong skills. While students are learning takedowns, escapes, guard passing, and submissions, they are also developing something more.
- Confidence
- Discipline
- Respect
- Leadership
- Resilience
- Work Ethic
- Community
Our Three Core Rules
Listen and Focus
Stay engaged, face forward, and raise your hand to ask questions.
Be Respectful
Be kind to training partners, treat coaches and teammates with respect, and never attempt to hurt your partner.
Give Your Best Effort
Train with intensity and purpose. Attempt the techniques learned that day during live practice. If you're struggling — ask questions.
