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    V7 Brazilian Jiu Jitsu

    5.0 (1 review)

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    100 Kilos Jiu Jitsu

    100 Kilos Jiu Jitsu

    3.0(2 reviews)
    71.2 mi

    I've been training here for over four years. The instructors are world class! Everyone is super…read morecool! I've made a bunch of lifelong friends because of this gym! I would never go anywhere else!

    I attended a free trial lesson at 100 Kilos earlier this week, and although I had a great…read moreexperience that day and came home feeling happier than I had in a very long time, I got a call a couple days later from the academy owner telling me that I was not welcome to be a student at their school because a prison employee who has been a student there for many years showed the academy owner documents from the WA State Penitentiary documenting that I had been a visitor at the prison in the past and told the academy owner he didn't feel comfortable with me being a fellow student at the academy. (This is similar to a hospital employee violating HIPAA standards by revealing patient records to a private business owner, as it violates prison employee training and policies on confidentiality.) I am no longer a visitor at the prison (the last time I visited was over 16 months ago), and I have no criminal record of any kind myself (visiting someone who is incarcerated does not mean a visitor is themselves a dangerous or bad person in any way). Moreover, there is nothing in Washington State law or prison policy that forbids a person who has visited a WA State prison from being a customer at local businesses where prison staff are also customers. It is also highly unlikely that I as a smaller female would ever be directly paired with this large, tall, male correctional officer in a class setting. It is my understanding that in jiu jitsu, the philosophy is to practice humility and respect of others while on the mat, and to base treatment of each other on what happens on the mat, rather than on individual life histories. I feel the academy owner and lead instructor had a chance to teach his prison employee student what that means in this situation, yet he instead chose to discriminate against, humiliate, and discourage a new student. For that reason, I must give 100 Kilos a one-star review. Having a nice, pretty academy is not enough. The philosophy at the core of the martial art must also be demonstrated in every aspect of how the academy operates.

    V7 Brazilian Jiu Jitsu - brazilianjiujitsu - Updated May 2026

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