How tuition works
We don't print figures on the site, because they depend on you. Here is what sets them, when you pay and how to leave.
What sets tuition
Tuition depends on who the membership is for, how often you train and which classes you choose. We go through the current figures with you when you try a class, and they are on our enrollment page.
Adult, kids' Saturday class or a household
How many classes a week
Gi, No-Gi or both
Registration
A one-time joining charge covers setting up your file and a first uniform. It is due when you sign your membership agreement, and we go over exactly what it includes before you sign.
Billing
Memberships bill monthly by autopay through our members' portal. We email a receipt each month, and you can change the card on file whenever you like.
Training with family
A second person in your household trains under a household membership. Ask us at the front desk how it works for your family.
Withdrawing
Your agreement states the first term before you sign, and after it your membership runs month to month. To cancel, tell us in writing at least 30 days before your next billing date and it ends then. Ask us how to pause for an injury, illness or a trip.
The term is on your agreement
Cancel in writing, with 30 days' notice
A pause is possible
Missed classes and make-ups
If you miss a class, come to any other class that fits your level that week. Classes don't carry over, and a pause is the answer for a longer break.
Gear and extras
A gi, rash guards for No-Gi classes, promotion days and seminar days are charged separately, and we explain each one before you buy anything. You can buy gear here or anywhere you like.
Gi and rash guards
Promotion days
Seminar days
Ask about it in person
We go through the figures with you when you try a class.