We are beyond excited to share some wonderful news with our Otomi Martial Arts family — Callahan (or as many of you fondly remember him, Cali) has returned to the mats! Cali was once a vibrant part of our 3-6 year old program, and seeing him back at the academy fills our hearts with so Continue Reading
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CURRICULUM: WEEK OF APRIL 27th
There’s no better time to hit the mats at Otomi Martial Arts than this week! We’re excited to kick off a brand-new youth curriculum module that will build on essential skills, introduce fresh techniques, and continue helping our young athletes grow in both confidence and ability. Whether you’re just starting your Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu journey or Continue Reading
Congratulations to Our Newest Promotions at Otomi Martial Arts!
What an incredible day we had yesterday at Otomi Martial Arts! Our team came together to celebrate the hard work, perseverance, and growth of our students during our latest belt and stripe testing. Moments like these are what make our community so special — seeing our students’ dedication pay off and their journeys in Brazilian Continue Reading
Easter Weekend Seminar Recap with Ryan Cunningham: A Mount Masterclass
This past Easter weekend, we had the absolute pleasure of welcoming Ryan Cunningham to Otomi Martial Arts/Caio Terra BJJ for a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu seminar that left a lasting impression on everyone in attendance. The focus of the event was one of the most important and powerful positions in all of Jiu-Jitsu—the mount. Ryan guided students Continue Reading
CURRICULUM: WEEK OF APRIL 20th
Jiu-jitsu is unlike any other sport in that the movement it requires does not feel natural at first. Every CT-A and CT-B class starts with warm-up drills, which are designed to teach proper movement so you can do them without thinking. You will recognize warmup movements in every technique across all the whole curriculum, so Continue Reading
CURRICULUM: WEEK OF APRIL 13th
Someone new to combat sports might watch professional Jiu-Jitsu or mixed martial arts and assume that an athlete stands alone against his opponent. While this is true during a fight, every martial artist is part of a larger organization of training partners and coaches contributing to each other’s success. Whether in class, competing at a Continue Reading
