8x IBJJF World Champion, Kendall is widely regarded as one of the top competitors of her generation. With a sporty and outgoing personality from an early age, Kendall went through an array of activities as a child, from gymnastics to judo, wrestling, jiu-jitsu as well as singing and acting.

Saul started training Jiu-Jitsu in 2012. After his first class he was absolutely hooked and knew right away that he wanted to pursue it full time. In 2015 he became a full time competitor and coach. In 2019, Saul earned his Black Belt and has been pursuing his dream of not only being the best instructor but also being an ADCC champion.

Emi started training in 2015. After a year she started competing, after two years she started coaching. Emi saw how much jiu jitsu was a missing piece to make her life complete. Now she works help others experience the same journey through jiu jitsu. She’s working to be the best coach as well as an EBI / Medusa champion.

Jae started training in 2018. The comrade, competition, and skill development is what drove him to pursue a career in jiu jitsu. He is working towards earning his black belt, becoming a world champion, and opening up a GB school of his own where he can have a positive influence on the community just as his professors have had on him.

Aiden started training when he was 17 years old. After playing football all four years of high school, he was looking for a new challenge. He was introduced to jiu jitsu by his cousin and quickly fell in love with the sport. He began coaching after about a year and a half of training and has continued to do so because he enjoys passing on knowledge to others and seeing their growth and development.

Mike is local to the Corona Del Mar area. In early 2020 he stumbled into an MMA gym looking for a kickboxing class when he fell in love with the art of submission grappling. A year later he joined Gracie Barra to continue his pursuit of mastery.