Ages 3–12
Nearly full
Kids BJJ
Toddlers (3–5), kids (5–8) and youth (8–12), grouped by age and level. Confidence, focus and respect in a safe, structured class.
Six days a week, by age group
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Orangeville BJJ & Dyman Judo
Brazilian Jiu Jitsu & Judo in Orangeville
Black belt coaching for kids, teens, adults and competitive athletes. Beginners welcome, and your first class is free.
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5.0 from 190+ Google reviews
Classes 7 days a week
Every coach vulnerable-sector checked
Schedule
On the mats this week
Beginners are welcome in every class, and the first class is free for kids, teens and adults.
We are only open during class times, at 75 First Street.
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Kids classes are full or nearly full. Email orangevillebjj@gmail.com with your child's name and age, and we will tell you which class has room or add them to the waitlist.
Programs
Find your class
From toddlers on their first mat to adults training for tournaments. Every class is grouped by age and level.
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Ages 13+
Teens BJJ
A teens-only class on Friday nights, plus every adult and teen class on the schedule, taught by coaches who compete.
Teens only: Fridays, 6 to 7 pm
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Gi and no-gi
Beginners welcome
Adult BJJ
Mornings, evenings and weekends, from the 6 am Friday class to Sunday open mat. No experience or fitness level needed.
Classes 7 days a week
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Sundays 9–10 am
Women's only BJJ
A gi class for women and teen girls, led by brown belt Davina Rangoo.
For women and teen girls
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Ages 13+
Dyman Judo
Throws and takedowns with head Judo coach Fred Dyke, 6th degree black belt. Friday nights, 7 to 8:30 pm.
Fridays 7 pm
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Police, fire, paramedics
First responders
Control and safety skills for police, fire, paramedics and corrections. New members train free in teen and adult classes until December 31, 2026.
Nurses train free too
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Coaches
The whole coaching team
15 coaches, led by black belts. Kids classes have their own coaches, from the Minis with black belt Davina Rangoo to the youth classes with Shawn Cox, Bryan Cronk and Caleb Chopin. Every coach has a police vulnerable sector check and NCCP training.
Jake SmithHead instructor2nd degree black belt, BJJ and Judo
Fred DykeHead Judo coach6th degree black belt (Rokudan), Judo
Shaun RangooHead coachBlack belt, BJJ and Judo
Maurice GearAdult coachBlack belt, BJJ
Shawn CoxHead coach, kids and youthBlack belt, BJJ
Charles "Chas" ZekeresAdult coachBlack belt, BJJ
Davina RangooHead coach, Minis and women's programBlack belt, BJJ
Bryan CronkHead coach, youth programBrown belt, BJJ
Rick FronteAssistant coach, kids and adultsBrown belt, BJJ. Black belt, Judo
Doug CassAdult coachBrown belt, BJJ
Jonathan MacNeillAdult coach, 6 am classPurple belt, BJJ
Caleb ChopinHead coach, youth programPurple belt, BJJ. Blue belt, Judo
Jake KearnsHead coach, kids programPurple belt, BJJ
Andrew Rangoo and Jadon SmithHead coaches, teens programAndrew: BJJ purple, Judo brown. Jadon: BJJ orange, Judo green
Reviews
5.0 on Google
From 190+ reviews by parents, beginners, Judo students and competitors.
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First responders and nurses
Train free until December 31, 2026
Police, firefighters, paramedics, corrections officers and nurses who are new to Orangeville BJJ train free in every teen and adult BJJ and Judo class until the end of 2026. After that, first responders get 15% off.
FAQ
Before your first class
No. We specialize in beginners with no experience. Classes begin with a light warm-up and technical instruction before any sparring, and your fitness builds as you train.
Athletic clothes. Please arrive 15 minutes early so a coach can get you started.
Toddlers 3 to 5, kids 5 to 8 and 8 to 12, and teens and adults 13 and up, for both Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and Judo.
Judo focuses on throws and takedowns from standing. Brazilian Jiu Jitsu focuses on control and submissions on the ground. Training both makes a complete grappler.
Book your free class first. Memberships are set up in person at the academy, and most people sign up after their free class.
Still have a question? Email orangevillebjj@gmail.com or call 416-830-6503.
Visit
75 First Street
Orangeville, Ontario L9W 2E4. Downtown Orangeville, open during class times.
Members train with us from across Dufferin County, Caledon, Erin, Alliston and Arthur.