At Clockwork Jiu Jitsu we want to pass on the many benefits of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu (BJJ) and Submission Grappling. We offer programs that help everyone from the total beginner to the advanced student looking to take their game to the next level.
We are also proud to announce the start of our kids BJJ program. Learn more about our kids martial arts classes in NYC.
Josh Griffiths, the head
instructor at Clockwork Jiu Jitsu – is known for his quality instruction, accessibility, and being able to create an ego free learning environment.
The benefits of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu are endless and include:
- Gain confidence
- Increased focus
- Increased stamina
- Gain more self discipline
- Lose weight
- Get into great shape
- Relieve Stress
- Have Fun
- Safety First Training and Teaching Style
- Ego-Free and Supportive Environment
Clockwork BJJ is conveniently located at 650 Broadway(Between Bond and Bleeker) in NYC and prides itself as being New York’s premier ego free BJJ training facility.
Please be my guest and try a free private class at Clockwork Jiu Jitsu with no obligation. Call 212.675.0300 or email today for more information on group classes, private lessons and for our free introductory offer.
Josh Griffiths
Clockwork BJJ Kids Martial Arts Program
Clockwork BJJ offers an alternative to the traditional kids karate and kids martial arts classes that are currently available in NYC.
Fun!
Clockwork Jiu Jitsu’s program is fun and age specific. It will help your child reach their full potential regardless of their current skill level.
What is BJJ?
BJJ, also know as Brazilian Jiu Jitsu – is a martial art and self defense system that was derived from Japanese Jiu Jitsu and Judo. It provides maximum effectiveness while minimizing the amount of training time necessary to develop top level skills.
It was designed so that a physically smaller person can defend themselves against a larger, stronger and more aggressive one by using leverage and proper technique.
Jiu Jitsu Benefits:
- Confidence
- Increased focus
- Increased stamina
- Self discipline
- Weight loss
- Plus your child will have fun in a clean, safe, ego-free and supportive environment!
Black Belt Instructor:
- Motivates
- Encourages
- Supports your child’s growth and goals
- Provides personal attention for beginners with no experience
Schedule
Kids BJJ (ages 6-9/10-14) Tuesday and Thursday at 4pm and Saturday 11am
Free Class
Please be my guest and try a free private class at Clockwork Jiu Jitsu with no obligation. Call 212.675.0300 or email today for more information on our kids BJJ martial arts program.
The 2013 Spring Fling went off with out a hitch and their were some great matches in the process. We had over 40 competitors and finished in 2 and 1/2 hours. Thanks to everyone who showed up to support and Congrats to Everyone who competed! Special Congrats to Oliver and Arturo on their new Belts!
Full results after the jump
Here is Highlight of some of Josh Griffiths BJJ matches from Purple and Brown Belt Tournaments. The tournaments Include: World Freestyle Sambo Championships, Pan Ams, and Grapplers Quest. Check it out:
Here Josh Griffiths, Head Instructor at Clockwork Jiu Jitsu shows a Spider Guard sweep using the sleeve and collar control point.
Check it out!
Here Josh Griffiths BJJ shows at wrist lock finish to one of the most common arm bar defenses.
The Wrist Lock starts to appear everywhere once you begin to understand the concepts that let is occur.
This is an easy and very effective set for the armbar from a common sweep defense. Brought to you by Josh Griffiths BJJ and www.ClockworkBJJ.com Clockwork Jiu Jitsu 650 Broadway NY NY 10012
Kenny Florian Seminar will be March 16th @ 2pm. It will be NOGI and cost $75. The seminar will cover takedowns, sweeps, and a few submissions. Every time Kenny has come to town he’s shown great techniques with amazing details! For more info contact Clockwork Jiu Jitsu @ 212-675-0300 650 Broadway 2nd Floor NY NY 10012 Space is limited so reserve your spot now by calling or emailing info@clockworkbjj.com
Here are two great solutions when you can’t finish the Armbar. The first one shows you how to break the grip and the second transitions to another submission. Check it out: