Brazilian Jiu Jitsu In Scottsdale

Gi and no gi classes for every level. Built for grapplers who want real skill, real progress, and real belts.

The Gentle Art, Done Right

Brazilian jiu jitsu is the most proven grappling system on the planet. It teaches you how to control a bigger, stronger opponent using technique and leverage. No size, age, or athletic background needed to start.



Fight Ready runs full gi and no gi BJJ programs. Coaches teach the fundamentals so beginners can step on the mat day one and feel safe. Advanced classes push competitors toward IBJJF, ADCC, and MMA competition.

What You Get From BJJ

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Real Self Defense

BJJ works because it has been tested in real fights and competition for decades.

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Full-Body Fitness

Rolling is the best cardio you can do. One five-minute round will tell you more about your conditioning than any treadmill.

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A Real Belt System

White, blue, purple, brown, black. Every belt is earned.

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A Community That Stays

Most members train for years. Some for life.

Gi vs No Gi

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Gi

Train in the traditional uniform. Grips, lapel chokes, and slower controlled positions. Best for technical detail and IBJJF competition.

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No Gi

Train in shorts and a rashguard. Faster pace, no grips on cloth, more scrambles. Best for MMA crossover and ADCC competition.

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Coaches

Our coaches are the heart of the gym. Each one brings specific expertise and a personal style that students value:

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Brady Fink

Head MMA Coach And BJJ Coach

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Dan Moret

Self Defense, Pro MMA.

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Bobby Moffett

Amateur Fight Team Coach, No-Gi BJJ.

Our Reviews

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From the very first class, the coaches made it fun, energetic, and super welcoming. My children come out of every session sweaty, smiling, and more confident than ever. They’ve built real skills, better focus, and tons of discipline, all while having a blast. The atmosphere is positive and family-friendly, with instructors who clearly care about the kids’ growth both on and off the mat.

If you’re looking for kickboxing that actually engages your children and delivers results, this is the place. Highly recommend!


- Sunshine State

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The best coaches! The best fighters 💪💪💪


- Adam Makarov

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The best place to become a high level fighter!


- Maks Savytskyi

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Coach Bobby is the best you can get. My girls love going to his classes—they actually cheer when I tell them it’s kickboxing day! They’re little, but Coach Bobby makes it fun while still helping them learn and build skills. I highly recommend his classes.


- Isha Bhavnani

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Love this gym!!!! Very big and so much mat space. Got all my buddy’s to come here. No matter if you want high level grappling or kickboxing this is the gym to go too.


- Trey Jackson

Who BJJ Is For

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Beginners

Never trained a martial art? BJJ is the safest, most beginner-friendly grappling system.

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Kids

Kids BJJ builds confidence, discipline, and self defense in a safe environment.

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Competitors

Train with active competitors heading to IBJJF, ADCC, and grappling tournaments.

BJJ Class Schedule

Gi and no gi classes daily Monday through Saturday. Mornings, midday, and evenings.

BJJ FAQ

  • Do I need a gi to start BJJ?

    No. Loaner gis are available for your first class.

  • How long does it take to get a blue belt?

    Most students earn a blue belt within 18 to 30 months.

  • Is BJJ safe?

    BJJ is one of the safest martial arts to train.

  • What is the difference between gi and no gi?

    Gi uses a traditional uniform with grips. No gi uses shorts and a rashguard with faster pace.

  • Can my kid train BJJ?

    Yes. We have kids BJJ classes starting at the age of 5. Classes are split by age and skill so kids train with peers at their level.