The Jiujitsu Project

The Jiujitsu Project is a Martial Arts School in Holiday, FL. It offers Brazilian Jiujitsu instruction for both kids and adults through a non‑profit program, welcoming participants of all ages and abilities. The school serves the Holiday community and surrounding areas, providing a socially inclusive environment where training is open to individuals regardless of race, belief system, sexual orientation, or physical impairment. With a perfect 5.00 rating, The Jiujitsu Project emphasizes accessibility and community impact.

Guided by a vision of changing how the world thinks about Jiujitsu, the organization highlights the broad positive effects of training, from physical health to social development. Classes are conducted in a supportive setting that embraces children on the autism spectrum, seniors in their 80s, and anyone seeking the benefits of martial arts. The foundation’s dedication to universal access reflects a belief that widespread participation will foster healthier, thriving neighborhoods.

Located at 805 Live Oak St, The Jiujitsu Project sits just 0.2 miles from US Highway 19, providing easy highway access. It is a short walk of 0.4 miles to Tarpon Springs Elementary School and 0.5 miles to both the local fishing dock and East Tarpon Avenue. The North Lake of Tarpon Springs neighborhood and the North Anclote River Nature Park are each approximately 0.7 miles away, situating the school near key community landmarks.

By prioritizing inclusivity and the well‑being of Holiday residents, The Jiujitsu Project stands out as a community‑focused martial arts school that offers Brazilian Jiujitsu to people of every age and background.