
Month to month, no contracts, and every plan starts with a free week. Pick by how often you'll train.
Not sure? Start with the free week and choose a plan once you know how often you'll come.
| Plan | Price | What's included | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| BeginnerOne class a week | $75/mo | Judo, wrestling, or a study session, once a week | Kids 9+ and adults with one open night |
| AthleteTwo or more classes a week | $150/mo | Judo, wrestling, and study sessions, as often as twice a week or more | Students who want to improve quickly or compete |
| Full-Time Student AthleteUnlimited, all day | $500/mo | Unlimited judo, wrestling, and study time during business hours | Homeschool and online-school students, 5th grade+ |
| After SchoolEvery weekday | $175/mo | Supervised time from 4 to 6 pm, Monday to Friday | Kids about 8 and up |
| Tiny TotsParent and child | $100/mo | Coach-led class weekdays at 10 am for one child and one parent | Ages 3 to 6 |
| Drop-inSingle class | $20 | One class, valid for 7 days | Visitors and traveling athletes |
Training more than one person in your family? Ask about family pricing.
A weekly 90-minute class with a coach who competed at the international level, on full competition mats, in a club chartered by USA Judo.

No. Memberships are month to month and you can cancel anytime without a cancellation fee.
Every membership starts with seven free days. Come to any class that fits your age group. If it isn't for you, cancel before the week is up and you won't be charged.
Yes. Training more than one family member, or both judo and wrestling? Ask when you sign up and we'll set up family pricing.
Not to start. Judo students get a trial gi during the free week and keep it if they join. Wrestlers train in athletic shorts and a t-shirt.
Study sessions are supervised academic time in our study room, with a coach available to help. They're included in the Beginner, Athlete, and Full-Time memberships.
Come to any class that fits your family for seven days. Shorts and a t-shirt are all you need. Judo students borrow a trial gi and keep it if they join.