Programs

Every program, one standard

Jiu-jitsu and boxing for adults, teens and kids. Beginners are placed in fundamentals, no matter their athletic background.

Ages 16+ · Gi & no-gi

Adult jiu-jitsu

Classes open with a warm-up and technique block, then move to positional drilling and live rounds. Fundamentals students learn the same positions as the advanced group, taught in a smaller, slower frame. Rolling is always optional on your first weeks.

01Fundamentals track for the first six months
02Gi and no-gi in the same weekly cycle
03Competition preparation for those who want it

Adult jiu-jitsu class drilling gi technique at Kulture BJJ in Riverside

Kids Brazilian jiu-jitsu class training in age groups at Kulture BJJ

Ages 4–15 · Age-grouped

Kids jiu-jitsu

Kids train in three age groups so the room always matches the child. The curriculum covers self-defense, escapes and control, with games that build coordination and the habit of paying attention. Parents are welcome to watch every class.

01Little Kulture, ages 4–6
02Youth, ages 7–11
03Teens, ages 12–15

Ages 16+

Adult boxing

Stance, footwork and defense first, then combinations on the bag and the mitts. Rounds are coached, not thrown together, and sparring is reserved for students who ask for it and are ready. Conditioning comes with the work.

Ages 7–15

Youth boxing

A technical program for kids: shadow boxing, mitt work, and the discipline of holding a guard when you are tired. Contact is controlled and supervised at all times, and gloves are provided for the first month.

All ages · Jiu-jitsu & boxing

Competition

Competing is a choice, never a requirement. For students who want to test themselves, Kulture builds a plan around the event you pick, whether it is a first local tournament, an IBJJF or ADCC-rules open, or an amateur boxing bout. Professor Lopez and the coaching staff prepare you for the ruleset, the weight class and the pace of a real match.

Support continues on the day. Coaches help with registration and weigh-ins, warm you up, and work your corner from the side of the mat or the ring. Win or lose, every match is reviewed afterward so the next camp starts from what you learned.

01Competition training on Friday nights, by invitation
02Event-specific prep: rules, strategy, conditioning and weight
03Coaches in your corner on competition day
04Kids and adults welcome, at whatever level you want to compete

Kulture BJJ competitor with Professor Richard Lopez coaching from the side of the mat at a tournament

What to bring your first day

Clothing

A t-shirt and athletic shorts or leggings. No zippers or pockets. We loan a gi for jiu-jitsu trials.

Gear

Water and a mouthguard if you have one. Gloves and wraps are available for boxing trials.

Timing

Arrive fifteen minutes early so we can walk you through the room and the rules of the mat.

Try any program free

Tell us your age group and goals and we will put you in the right class.

Claim a free trial class See the schedule

3812 Pierce St L, Riverside, CA 92503 · (562) 419-5912