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Our Total Defense classes, our Ultimate Body Shaping Course and our Gracie Jiu-Jitsu classes all help a student improve their fitness, their confidence, and their self-defense skills. But 5% of our students want more, specifically they want to be able to compete in a variety of martial art competitions.
The Oregon Judo-Jiu-Jitsu team (Team OJJ) is compromised of competitors in Judo, Jiu-Jitsu, Submission Wrestling and MMA (Mixed Martial Arts). This Team has been very successful on a regional, national and an international level.
Currently Team OJJ proudly holds one amateur and three professional world titles in MMA. We are constantly bringing along new prospective fighters and currently have twenty five amateur fighters in our ranks. Each fighters trains hard to become proficient in the areas of Judo, Wrestling, Sambo, Jiu-Jitsu, and Muay Thai so each can become well rounded.
Team OJJ prides itself on its high standards of integrity and class. As we see the increasing popularity of MMA, we understand our roles as ambassadors of the sport and of our team. This role is not taken lightly especially since we want MMA to be respected as a valid sport.
OJJ fighters are some of the smartest, hardest working and best trained athletes/fighters in the world, we must be if we are to excel in this arena.
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Trying out for the Team
Since the Competition Team Training class is an intensive class designed for fighters, a student must meet the minimum requirements before being given permission to try-out for the team.
The minimum requirements for trying out for the team are holding at least a Green Belt in Total Defense (7 months of Muay Thai/ Stand-Up training) and at least a Blue Belt in Jiu-Jitsu (1 year of grappling training). Exceptions to the minimum rank requirement may be made on a case by case basis.
Head Trainer of Team OJJ- Scott McQuary
Scott McQuary is the head trainer of Team OJJ. Sensei Scott has coached many students to championships in regional, national and international competitions.
Sensei Scott is a second degree black belt registered at the Kodokan in Tokyo, Japan. He founded the Oregon Judo/Jiu-Jitsu club (OJJ), which is an accredited club with the U.S. Judo Federation. Sensei Scott teaches a combination of Muay Thai Kickboxing, Boxing, a blend of Kosen and Kodokan Judo, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Sambo, and American wrestling. |
See Team OJJ on Fox 12 News...
Watch Team OJJ 145lb Sport Fight Champion Enoch Wilson train hard at Oregon Martial Arts for his bout with Urijah Faber on MSNBC.
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