Prepare with focused technical work, tournament strategy and a team culture built for serious improvement.
There’s nothing quite like testing your abilities in competition. With Alex Martins BJJ, we’re here to help you all the way. Our Competition Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu program can help you get into peak performance in no time! With our world-class instruction and our community dedicated to lifting our members up, there’s no wonder Alex Martins BJJ Academy is the first choice for people all across Highland Park, Downtown Dallas, and Kessler.
By joining our team at Alex Martins BJJ Academy, you gain access to our expertise along with the strong community that we’re building in Dallas. We’ll help you with your takedowns, grips, grappling, and leverage. All you have to do is show up!
Competition demands more than knowing techniques. Athletes need reliable takedowns, positional priorities, scoring awareness, conditioning, pacing and the ability to make decisions under pressure. Alex Martins BJJ can credibly emphasize Professor Alex Martins’ competition experience, including recognition as the IBJJF number-one ranked Black Belt Master 2 in the 2017/2018 season and a 2016 IBJJF World Master title, as currently stated on the academy site. Our Competition BJJ program brings technical systems, scoring awareness, match strategy, conditioning and pressure-tested rounds into one focused training path. Athletes work to make their best techniques more reliable while improving decision-making, pacing and composure under tournament conditions.
Alex Martins began his martial arts journey in 1997 at just 17 years old, training under Junior Cardoso in Manaus, Brazil. Today he holds a 5th Degree Black Belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and brings over two decades of experience to the mat.
With a passion that has taken him across the globe, Alex has competed extensively to sharpen his technique and expand his knowledge, always pushing to deliver the very best to his students. His teaching goes beyond submissions and sweeps: it’s about building discipline, boosting confidence, and setting people up for success both on and off the mats.
Contact our coaching team with your current experience, belt level and goals so we can recommend the right training path.
Not necessarily. Developing competitors can use focused training to build skills before selecting an event.
Tell our team which event or ruleset you are preparing for so your training can address the correct scoring and match structure.
Event coaching and cornering depend on the tournament and team schedule. Contact us before registering to discuss support.
Yes. Private training can focus on competition strategy, technical gaps and an individualized preparation plan.
Tell us who will be training and the best time to reach you. Our team will help you choose the right class and answer your questions before your first visit.