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Inverse Jiu Jitsu | Yoga

Inverse Jiu Jitsu | Yoga

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Tucson, Arizona, 85748, United States
(520) 290-2299 www.inversejj.com
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Aug 3, 2017
Excellent atmosphere and a wealth of knowledge. Professor Gordon was extremely welcoming and kind to me while I was vacationing and dropped in for a roll. A bonus is the building being gorgeous and extremely clean.

Sep 3, 2017
Good vibes, very clean, very welcoming and phenomenal coaches! Everyone is very supportive and encouraging. Highly recommend

Aug 11, 2017
Beautiful studio, very modern and clean. Outstanding jiu-jitsu, self defense and yoga!!! Convenient classes, catering for kids and adults. Awesome self defense jiu-jitsu class just for women on Saturdays . Very welcoming and friendly atmosphere. You will not be disappointed in checking it out.

Jul 16, 2017
Had the pleasure of training at this academy while on vacation in Tucson. I have been to a lot of different BJJ academies and this is definitely a great place to train. The facility is very clean, the instructors are knowledgable and approachable, and the men and women on the mats were all friendly, accomodating and skilled. Had a great time training there and will definitely go back next time I'm in Tucson.

Jul 6, 2017
I'm honored to call this dojo home. Nothing but good vibes and great energy all around. This place exudes the aloha spirit and meaning of 'ohana.

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Opening Hours

Mon:4:30 pm - 8 pm
Tue:4:30 pm - 8 pm
Wed:4:30 pm - 8 pm Today
Thu:4:30 pm - 8 pm
Fri:4 pm - 7 pm
Sat:10:15 am - 1 pm