We had the founder of Triune visit and teach at the gym today. Professor Kendrick started Triune out in California back in 2005 where Professor Jimmy and Professor Alex eventually joined and got their black belt under the Triune banner. Professor Kendrick is visiting for our annual promotion ceremony this Saturday at Hewitt Park.

When it comes to students quitting BJJ, there are thousands. But when it comes to students having to leave their gym and train somewhere else because they're moving out of state... in the history of Triune of Texas, there have only been two. John had his last week with us and is currently in the process of moving up north. He has already been checking out the gyms in the town he's heading to but has said multiple times that he will miss Triune and the culture of the gym. In h

Last week, Triune of Texas BJJ had a small group of competitors go and compete at the Dallas Jiu-Jitsu World League. Out of our youth program, we had four students go and bring back 5 gold medals. Everyone placed first in one of their divisions and came back to place in the top three in their second division as well (with one student placing first in both divisions). The highlight of the day was when one of our students received her gray belt on the podium after just a year o

This past weekend was a busy one for Elijah Arroyo. He competed at the Dallas Jiu-Jitsu World League on Saturday and at the American Grappling Federation in Dallas on Sunday. Out of both tournaments, he had 12 matches total for the weekend. He won 10 of those matches and brought home 3 gold and 2 bronze medals. Elijah has been doing great at the youth blue belt competitions and plans to compete at the Waco IBJJF tournament in December as well as IBJJF Pans (one of the most pr

Triune of Texas BJJ took its annual trip down to Austin, Texas, to participate in Tap Cancer Out. This year, we were awarded a banner from Tap Cancer Out for raising more than $20,000 towards cancer research in the few years we have been attending. On top of that, both our youth and adult teams brought home medals. As a team, we also took 3rd out of 70 teams represented (11 golds, 6 silvers, 5 bronze medals). Among the top three teams, we had the best win/loss ratio. We did t