Infinite Brazilian Jiu Jitsu

The best place to practice jiujitsu is one that you enjoy going to. That environment was provided by IFC. Instructors are friendly people who will always welcome you into their home. They treat you like family. This academy teaches good jiujitsu.

This is an incredible BJJ gym. All the professors and coaches really care about their students and their progression within their respective programs; all the instruction was very detailed, and a lot of techniques are covered through the programs. The students are also very welcoming and encourage others. I recommend this gym to anyone. It was a wonderful experience.

It has officially been a year since I've joined this family. So I thought it was about time I wrote a review. I don't know if there are enough words to express what this gym has provided for me emotionally and physically.
If your looking for a gym that will provide you the opportunity to learn/teach you about your own emotional/physical limits and to help enhance your problem solving skills, look no further cause this is it.
Like any gym, show enough dedication and like me, you'll meet new friends, lose 45lbs, and find a new you.

On the fence about joining and trying Jiu Jitsu? Just do it! I am a young female that was interested in self-defense. At first, I thought that meant Krav Maga. I reached out to a couple different places and Infinite Fighting Concepts was the only place that got back to me -- and quickly. They follow up without being too pushy either.

Right from the start, it is clear that Coach Jeff and his staff care about who you are and why you are there. Coach Jeff is certified and highly trained in several martial arts and, after inviting me to one of his beginner classes, explained why Jiu Jitsu was a better fit for me and my goals. I watched the beginner class and was hooked.

Here is what I love about this community:
(1) I'm not sure how busy the beginner classes were before COVID but the class sizes are perfect right now. Between 10 and 15 people show up for the weekly evening classes allowing for more personalized training.
(2) People with varying skill levels show up for the beginner classes and the more experienced students are very helpful.
(3) The classes are supposed to be ~45 minutes (it goes by way too fast!) but if we haven't finished curriculum entirely by the end of the class, Coach Jeff and his staff don't cut the class short. They make sure that the material is taught and that everyone gets a chance to practice.
(4) The membership cost is extremely reasonable, especially given the rigor of the training and the skill of the people teaching the classes.
(5) Most importantly, the community is tight, respectful, and supportive. I just moved to MD and this has been a nice way to make friends!

Huge thanks, IFC MMA!

Awesome place. I am extremely lucky to have such a great gym so close to my home. I accidentally stumbled across this diamond in the ruff. The gym is huge and always taken care of and clean. It does not smell like sweat when you walk in like a lot of other bjj gyms I've been to. I have only had the classes under Coach Jeff but he is extremely knowledgeable and a straight up tactician. I see a lot of really good habits that I need to develop quickly when I watch him roll. Just AMAZING!!! Don't get me wrong, there are a lot of good students too. The students come to class ready and I would say they are BEASTS but they are soooo respectful, helpful and very welcoming too. I came to join a gym and work out and learn in the process but accidentally find myself in a brotherhood. Words can't explain how lucky I am to have found this gym. Can't wait to go in as long as my body can handle it hahahaha. Everyday I go in I get a great work out and get to learn and train with THE BEST!!! I have just started but I did take Gracie Ju Jitsu in California and had been lucky enough to work out and roll with Wally Jay in Alameda California before he passed away and have taken soooooo many other martial arts as well. Flat out I like the gym, the coach, the atmosphere and my new found brothers and sisters. Can't find the words to explain HOW LUCKY I AM TO HAVE FOUND THIS GYM. If you are thinking of joining a gym. Join!!! You would be very hard pressed to find a better place. As for me, here's to the first steps of an AMAZING ADVENTURE.

My two young boys take jiu jitsu at IFC, and they love it! My husband and I toured a few martial arts schools, but when we visited IFC, we knew it was a good fit for our family. The facility is clean and everything is very organized. The coaches are great with my kids, but they are still strict enough to keep all the students in-line.

The coaches really care about the kids they teach and want them to be successful at jiu jitsu and in life. Two thumbs up for IFC!

There are many things that sold me on having my husband, and two sons practice jiu-jitsu at this gym, but the #1 thing that sold me is that the gym is completely family friendly, and they have classes that appeal to all genders and age groups. They offer a variety of classes to fit busy schedules such as ours. The instruction is hands down the best I've ever seen. Jeff is very passionate, and hands down the most knowledgable instructor I've ever seen (we are military and move every two years, have been to many gyms.. So that says a lot.)

These kids are the most well taught, and well trained I've ever seen. My two sons have not only benefited from jiu Jitsu lessons as far as physical fitness, but their discipline and respect for not only this sport, but in school has improved dramatically. Parents know how important it is to keep your kids busy.. Coach Jeff has taught my kids to keep practicing, even at home, so my sons are constantly improving on their technique. Great gym, and I highly recommend the jiu Jitsu and Muy Thai, although they offer many more great recreations.

I have been training Brazilian jiu-jitsu at IFC since January 2016. The environment at IFC strikes a balance of being serious and driven about training, but also friendly and supportive to meet everyone's needs. It is a fun place to be. I feel like part of a community, and not just another warm body paying membership dues. The students who train at IFC are friendly, down-to-earth people who care about helping each other improve. I felt comfortable right away from my very first class. The training curriculum is highly structured and carefully planned out. Jeff, the owner and one of the black belt instructors, sets the tone. He leads classes with a lot of drive and energy, and knows how to create an atmosphere that is really enjoyable to come and train in.

The school has another black belt instructor, Tony Passos, who teaches the advanced jiu jitsu classes. Tony is very positive, upbeat and passionate, and it is obvious he cares deeply about being a good coach. His approach to teaching is so well thought-out it is almost scientific, and he breaks things down into practical concepts that really make a lot of sense.

Since I have been training at IFC, I feel my jiu jitsu has improved leaps and bounds in a very short time. I have not yet tried judo, boxing or Muay Thai, but often watch those classes in progress, and I am impressed with the level of fitness and skill the students demonstrate, as well as the knowledge and dedication of the instructors. I don't have any kids, but from what I have seen of the kids' classes, I'd say Jeff and the other instructors offer solid structure and discipline to the kids, but also teach with a lot of humor and encouragement. It is so great to see the kids have so much fun learning and I am amazed at their jiu jitsu skills!

I would definitely recommend this school, whatever your goals are - whether you want to compete, learn self-defense, or just want to get fit and have fun doing it, I think you will find that IFC has something for you.

Infinite is truly a special place. As a total BJJ novice and new to martial arts in general, I was apprehensive about starting, especially at my age (38). Coach Jeff and Josh have welcomed me into this family with nothing but positive energy, sincerity, and directness, both on and off the mat. These guys are genuine, and genuinely care about teaching, and the student experience. I hope to be here for many years to come, and invite anyone interested in their own personal transformation and evolution to come to Infinite and get going.

Jumping into BJJ has been one of the best decisions I have made in life so far, but joining IFC has truly changed my life for the better. IFC is a very welcoming and helpful gym in the sense that it is a very judge free zone no matter your background coming into whichever martial art you choose, everyone was a beginner at some point and knows what it feels like to be the new guy who knows nothing.

The coaches/ instructors (Jeff, Chupa, Bulgarito, David, Bamba, Billy & Kwak) are some of the most humble, knowledgeable, and hungry for information individuals I have had the pleasure of working and training with. Every single one of them takes the time to see what you're really made of and encourages you to grow from there and to keep pushing yourself to never settle. There is no secret to becoming good at BJJ, it takes time and commitment, so if you're looking for some magical advice that'll help your game, I'll save you the time from asking everyone else, it's simple.. KEEP COMING. You have to put the time in on the mat in order to make progress no matter where you go and this is the place to do it, whether you're trying to lose weight, learn self- defense, or just try something new to get out of your comfort zone, the people here have been there and know what it takes to achieve those goals and overcome any obstacle.

My advice if you're looking to get into MMA or BJJ is to take a leap of faith and immerse yourself in the BJJ/ MMA lifestyle at Infinite Fighting Concepts; train, get knocked down, train harder, and take what little progress you make the next time, but ALWAYS keeping pushing. It has truly been an honor and absolute pleasure to build life long friendships with people on and off the mats here at IFC.