

Whether you’re a complete beginner, a seasoned competitor, or a parent looking for a positive activity for your child — Checkmat Murrieta offers a program built around your goals.
Our adult program builds the foundation of your Jiu-Jitsu journey. From fundamentals to advanced techniques, you’ll develop confidence, conditioning, and real self-defense skills in a supportive environment.
Classes are divided by experience level to ensure proper progression and personal attention.
Core positions, escapes, and submissions. Perfect for beginners.
Strategy, chain attacks,
live training, and competition prep.
Grip-fighting, takedowns, leg entanglements, & scrambles.


Our kids’ program focuses on discipline, respect, and fun while building balance, coordination, and self-confidence. Children learn teamwork, anti-bullying strategies, and valuable life lessons — all on the mat.
Safe, structured, and led by experienced black belts who make every class enjoyable.
Ages 5–7 · Games & movement basics.
Ages 8–10 · Skills & confidence.
Ages 11–13
Technique &
leadership.
Designed specifically for women, these classes create a welcoming, empowering space to learn effective self-defense, improve fitness, and connect with a strong community of female practitioners. No prior experience needed — just bring your energy and a desire to grow.


For athletes with competitive goals, our advanced training program pushes you to the next level. Train under a head instructor with multiple IBJJF titles, including three No-Gi World Championships (Masters), alongside a team that competes at IBJJF and local tournaments.
We develop champions on and off the mat — discipline, mindset, and resilience are at the heart of our team.
Take your first step toward better fitness, focus, and confidence. Join the Checkmat Murrieta family — your first class is free!
What should I bring to my first class?
Comfortable athletic wear and water. A coach will help with gi/no-gi options.
Do I need prior experience?
Nope! Our fundamentals classes are made for beginners.
How often should I train?
Start with 2–3 sessions a week, then increase as you progress.
Have questions? We’re here to help you get started.