Joining Team Lutter has been profoundly beneficial physically and mentally. The training partners are extremely helpful and supportive, always taking the time to answer questions or drill techniques after class. Most classes have 5-10 black belts in addition to Coach Travis, plus many more upper belts who take the mentorship of lower belts seriously. This means you have exponentially more people passing on knowledge they learned at Team Lutter. If you show up on time, be humble and coachable, you will eventually reap the life-changing benefits from Team Lutter's tight-knit community. read more

Travis Lutter Brazilian Jiu Jitsu has quite literally altered the course of my life and my son's life. My son started here as an unathletic 11-year-old. On these mats, he learned the grit and discipline that became the foundation of his character; he is now serving as an officer in the United States Marine Corps. I credit this gym with helping him find the internal strength to achieve that. For me, I have continued training into my late 50s. This isn't just a place to exercise; it's a place to find true camaraderie, learn an amazing life skill, and find a support system that truly wants you to succeed. Whether you are a parent looking to give your child a head start in life, or an adult looking for a challenge in a supportive environment, this is the place to be. World-class instruction and a world-class community. read more

Do you want hard style training? Do you want training partners from beginner to boss? Do you think you owe it to yourself to be the best version of yourself you can be? Do you want to be taught by someone who is the real deal and who Is one of the best to ever do it? if so, then this is your new school. The best time to start was yesterday, the second best is today. It doesn't matter how old you are or how out of shape you are, or whatever it is thats stopping you, come try out a class, you just might meet your new family. read more

Coach John is a very patient coach who does a great job explaining techniques to the kids during training. He takes the time to break things down so they can really understand what to do. His teaching helps the kids build confidence, improve their skills, and overall enjoy training. read more

How would I describe Travis Lutter Jiu Jitsu? Home. I've trained here for 9 years now. Consistently one of the best training rooms of all DFW. If you are looking for quality jiu jitsu, you have found your spot. With instructors that both train everyday and compete; with success at the highest levels. You know you are learning from a wining culture with a resume to prove it. read more

Team Lutter - Brazilian Jiu-jitsu Near Me - Fort Worth, Texas

Probably the best place you or your kids could ever train. They have lots of different classes to help you be well rounded regardless of skill level. Great for high level athletes and hobbyists alike. In addition to the best classes, the people who train at the gym are incredible. It's honestly the most kind and supportive environment and they WILL hold you accountable. You're not going to find a better place to grow as an athlete and as a person. read more

badass gym. If you want to be a killer then train here. I've trained here for about 4 years and dont plan on going anywhere. The schedule is also awesome. Morning and noon classes are hard to find at most gyms read more

Team Lutter has more space than you can shake a stick at, plenty of room to roll even while other classes may be going on. Attended a BJJ tournament here that was fun, and attended some training here and there with my Coach, Wes Gann, a black belt under Travis Lutter. Very professional but definitely no-nonsense. You train, and you train hard. read more

I held off on writing this till I was gone. I don't like putting my dirt out there but it may help someone if they read this. I started Jiu Jitsu at Travis Lutter's 2 years ago. I hate being one of those guys that says "oh, jiu jitsu saved my life." However, jiu-jitsu did introduce me to the people that would definitely better my life. Here is my story... September 2017 I was medically retired from the Army against my wishes. Everything I've known and loved was ripped away after 9 years of being in. I spiraled into depression and the bottom of every pill bottle I could get my hands on. I was taking anti-depressants, benzos, and opiates to numb myself. I didn't realize how messed up I was till I overheard my friend ask my wife if he should lock up the firearms. Something had to change... October 2017 I signed up at Travis Lutter's for the exercise and because I liked jiu-jitsu. I was working a job that only allowed me to go in the morning at 6am. Originally it was Brandon Liebel and Sue Ausman teaching class (now it's Tyson, who is also an awesome guy) and a smaller group of people. I was greeted with sleepy smiles and handshakes (except for miss Sue who is always smiling, laughing, and energetic. I don't think she gets tired). Class goes by and I instantly realize that I feel better about the day ahead. The next few months I trained morning classes and talked about it constantly at work. I felt like part of the team. February 2018 doing jiu jitsu took a ton of stress away, I felt there's no need to take anti-depressants anymore, I stopped taking them. June 2018 my job was going nowhere and I was not happy. At jiu-jitsu I'm surrounded by successful, happy people. I wanted this too, so I quit my job and started college, scheduling classes around Jiu Jitsu so I could train more than 3 times a week. July 2018 I got tired of being sluggish in jiu jitsu so I stopped taking benzos. Withdrawal sucked but somehow training brought back glimpses of feeling normal again. I trained harder and more frequent to replace the benzos. August 2018 jiu jitsu strengthened my core and possibly made me comfortable with discomfort. I didn't completely quit opiates but my consumption was cut in half by my own free will. December 2018 or January 2019 Team Lutter feels not like a "team" but an ever-growing family. Now my best friends are guys and girls I've met at the gym. 27 January 2019 on my birthday I don't want to go party, but instead I go and compete at Austin and surround myself with my wife and Jiu Jitsu family. February 2019 wife and I decided to move back to Germany. My only worry of leaving Texas is missing the team. 28 May 2019 I get rid of all opiates. For the first time in years I'm sober. While going through withdrawal I continued to train. The aches and pains were rough but the clarity I got from training kept me going strong. 19 June 2019 this unfortunately was my last day with team Lutter. I got to roll with Travis himself which felt like an honor. We lined up and I felt happy that on my last day in the U.S.A. I got to spend it with my jiu-jitsu family. Travis held a blue belt in his hand and called my name. My last day at class I earned my blue belt. Let me tell you, I've had a pretty fulfilling life before this. I shook the hand of the Secretary of Defense, I've been promoted to the NCO corp while in the Army, I've earned awards and decorations, I've even had the pleasure of being pinned my combat action badge by the ISAF special operations commander. None of those things even compare to being promoted by Travis and getting smothered by all your team members. Later that nite I enjoyed dinner with a few of my closest friends from the team. Now I live in Germany and I'm starting at a new Jiu-jitsu school. I've been here before when I was in the Army. It's a nice gym and the owners are great, but nowhere could compare to the team at Travis Lutter's. None of this was easy and my jiu-jitsu journey isn't even close to done. Sometimes the hardest part was walking in through those doors everyday when I was tired, but what awaited on the other side was well worth it. People like Travis Lutter, Coach Ben, Brandon Liebel, Sue Ausman, Chasity Cloud, Branden Kitchens and so many more have helped me turn around my life. I wish I could name everyone that helped but that would be over 60 names. If you are struggling with depression, addiction, divorce, or whatever just make the leap and go train at Travis Lutter's. read more

This place is the real deal! From Brazilian Jiu Jitsu to MMA to muay thai, they know their stuff. The owner/head instructor is a decorated BJJ and MMA fighter and this school continues to compete and produce great fighters. They have many different programs for kids to adults looking for a fun workout to aspiring UFC fighters. Drop by and check it out. read more

Great place to train! Clean gym, good people, and world class instructor in Travis. Love this place!

This place has changed my life. I've been training here over three years and can't imagine life without Jiu Jitsu. Travis' instruction is solid and it carries through his instructors. The staff's encouragement and interest in your success is reinforced by the kind of students who train here. Bad apples don't seem to stay. If you're a competitor, there is a mountain of talent to test you here. If you're just curious, you can improve your fitness, and find out why everyone digs Jiu Jitsu. I've seen every level of enthusiast embraced at this school. read more

Good gym. Good people. Just make sure you read everything your signing, because they may tell you it's a non contract gym when it really is. I don't want anyone else have to get sucked into that. read more