Let’s be honest... most gyms throw you straight into sparring before you even know what you’re doing. It’s intimidating, frustrating, and often leads to injury or burnout.
Or maybe you’ve seen kids’ classes that look more like chaos than coaching... more babysitting than Jiu-Jitsu.
Either way, you don’t need another “tough-it-out” gym. You need a place that teaches real skills safely, step-by-step, with coaches and training partners who actually care about your health, well-being, and progress.
At Big Mike’s Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu in Oak Harbor WA, every class is designed for your growth.
Small class sizes mean personal attention every time.
Written curriculums for kids, beginners, and advanced adults keep your progress clear.
An online portal lets you review lessons anytime, anywhere.
A positive culture keeps training safe, respectful, and fun.
With over 35 years of martial arts experience, Coach Mike has built a community where skill and safety come first... no contracts, no gimmicks, just real jiu-jitsu that works.
Learn how to protect yourself and move through life with more calm and control... on the mats and off.
Our students come from all walks of life (military, parents, professionals) all supporting each other’s progress.
You’ll always know what to practice next. Our written curriculum and promotion standards make it simple to grow at your own pace.
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“Joining Big Mike’s BJJ has changed my life for the better. This gym is welcoming to all walks of life.”
— Austin G.
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“My kids have grown so much in confidence and focus. Coach Mike is patient, clear, and keeps it fun!”
— Ashley F.
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“I lost 30 pounds, learned real jiu-jitsu, and found a community I look forward to every week.”
— Marc P.
No contracts. No pressure. Just a friendly place to train.
Classes fill fast, so book your free intro class today.
Not at all. Most students start as complete beginners. Our Fundamentals classes teach step-by-step so you can build confidence safely.
Yes! Your first class is always free. Come see if it’s the right fit.
Absolutely. Safety and structure come first. Kids learn control, respect, and self-defense in a fun, disciplined way.