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Form Jiu Jitsu

#2888

National Rank

656Academy Score · Elite

36Fighters

52Total Wins

211616

Medals

1,098Avg Rating

Jits.gg Review

Form Jiu Jitsu is a results-driven youth program with 36 competitors across 17 tournaments.

They win gold 37% of the time, finish 37% of wins by submission, retain 42% of first-time competitors.

A technically advanced program in the area — the competition results speak for themselves.

Competitive Intelligence

Tournament Performance

Gold Medal
Rate

Win rate across 17 tracked tournaments, benchmarked against medium-size academies.

37%GOLD MEDAL RATE▲ 32 vs similar academies

21GOLD MEDALS

Among 657 medium academies, above average gold rate.

37%

-3% below Global Avg

Form Jiu Jitsu 37%

Global Avg 40%

Medium Avg 5%

100%

Form Jiu Jitsu has won 21 gold medals across 156 entries in 17 tournaments.Gold medal rate measures how often fighters reach the top of the podium — a 37% rate means roughly 1 in 3 tournament entries end in gold.This is a foundational metric for evaluating any competition program.

Submission
Culture

Finish rate, scoring patterns, and how Form Jiu Jitsu closes out victories.

37%FINISH RATE▼ 14 vs similar academies

19TOTAL SUBMISSIONS

Similar-size avg: 50%

Submission

19 · 37%

Points

30 · 58%

Decision

3 · 6%

Most wins here come by points or decision (63%), with 37% ending by submission.That's not uncommon — at youth levels, coaches often prioritize positional control and scoring over submissions. It's a deliberate coaching choice, not a weakness.Based on 52 tracked wins. The national median finish rate is 49%.

Tournament
Outcomes

Placement distribution across all tracked competitions.

32TOTAL PLACEMENTS

28%GOLD CONVERSION

Similar-size avg: 5% gold

THIS ACADEMY — 32 placements

Gold 28% (9)

Silver 34% (11)

Bronze 38% (12)

28% Gold(9)

34% Silver(11)

38% Bronze(12)

Out of 32 tracked placements, 63% result in gold or silver.Nearly every time they step on the mat, they medal.That's not luck over hundreds of placements — that's preparation.

Academy Roster

Roster
Depth

Fighter tier distribution across the competitive roster.

30RANKED FIGHTERS

2ELITE+ TIER

7% of roster is Elite or higher

THIS ACADEMY30

53%

13%

27%

53% Novice(16)

13% Prospect(4)

27% Advanced(8)

7% Elite(2)

30 fighters at Form Jiu Jitsu are ranked against the national field at their belt level.Tier distribution shows where fighters fall relative to all competitors nationwide. Elite and Prodigy tiers represent the top performers, while Prospects and Veterans show developing talent with upward trajectory.Building depth across tiers is how programs develop long-term competitive pipelines.

Belt
Breakdown

Performance metrics segmented by belt level.

25ACTIVE FIGHTERS

2BELT LEVELS

Strongest: White (20 fighters)

0%25%50%75%100%

White20

▲30▼11

Grey5

▲38▼28

Gold Rate

Sub Rate

Medium Avg

Form Jiu Jitsu is a youth-dominant program. Grey and white belts make up 100% of the active roster — 25 ranked fighters across all belt levels.The white belts are the largest group: 36% win rate and 39% submission rate across 20 fighters.If your child is a white belt, they'll train alongside 20 other white belts who compete regularly.

Male vs Female

Fighters

Gold Rate

18%

regional 40%

Sub Rate

regional 55%

Win Rate

29%

regional 71%

Retention

40%

regional 52%

Fighters

Gold Rate

57%

regional 40%

Sub Rate

73%

regional 56%

Win Rate

44%

regional 66%

Retention

75%

regional 52%

Small sample size

Male Fighters

Gold Rate

18%

regional 40%

Sub Rate

regional 55%

Win Rate

29%

regional 71%

Retention

40%

regional 52%

Female Fighters

Gold Rate

57%

regional 40%

Sub Rate

73%

regional 56%

Win Rate

44%

regional 66%

Retention

75%

regional 52%

Small sample size

The academy fields 4 female competitors alongside 10 male competitors.The female roster has recorded 18 wins and 23 golds with a 44% win rate.Having a dedicated female roster means girls will have training partners and teammates for competition.

Academy Operations

Competition
Activity

Match frequency and competition cadence over 11 months.

130TRACKED MATCHES

142EST. MATCHES/YEAR

Form Jiu Jitsu competes year-round. 130 tracked matches across 11 months, with peaks aligned to major tournament cycles.Activity never drops to zero for more than a few weeks — this isn't a seasonal program.Consistent competition exposure is how young fighters develop.

Fighter
Retention

What percentage of athletes return after their first competition.

42%RETURN RATE▼ 7 vs similar academies

15RETURNING FIGHTERS

Similar-size avg: 49%

42%

-10% below Regional Avg

Regional Avg 52%

Form Jiu Jitsu 42%

Global Avg 52%

Medium Avg 49%

100%

Retention measures whether fighters come back after their first tournament. At Form Jiu Jitsu, 42% return to compete again.Building retention comes from positive tournament experiences — when kids feel prepared rather than thrown to the wolves.This metric signals whether families see enough value to continue investing in competitive training.

Top Fighters

#		Fighter	Belt
1	2,607Elite	Fallon Jones	White	6-3	67%	67%	211	–
2	2,116Elite	Ofer Zmora	Purple	2-1	67%	–	11	–
3	1,920Advanced	Morgan Linton	White	2-0	100%	100%	1	–
4	1,756Advanced	Thomas Sroka 3	White	2-2	50%	100%	1	–
5	1,633Advanced	Camden Chance	Grey	1-1	50%	100%	1	–
6	1,617Advanced	Stella Jones	White	2-2	50%	100%	1	–
7	1,512Advanced	Marvin Paz	Blue	1-2	33%	–	1	–
8	1,495Advanced	Tuck Sroka	Grey	2-0	100%	–	1	–

Roster & Results

#		Fighter	Belt
1	2,607Elite	Fallon Jones	White	6-3	67%	67%	211	–
2	2,116Elite	Ofer Zmora	Purple	2-1	67%	–	11	–
3	1,920Advanced	Morgan Linton	White	2-0	100%	100%	1	–
4	1,756Advanced	Thomas Sroka 3	White	2-2	50%	100%	1	–
5	1,633Advanced	Camden Chance	Grey	1-1	50%	100%	1	–
6	1,617Advanced	Stella Jones	White	2-2	50%	100%	1	–
7	1,512Advanced	Marvin Paz	Blue	1-2	33%	–	1	–
8	1,495Advanced	Tuck Sroka	Grey	2-0	100%	–	1	–
9	1,482Advanced	Cormac Snavely	White	2-0	100%	–	1	–
10	1,453Advanced	Bradley Sowers	White	2-1	67%	50%	1	–
11	1,313Prospect	Benjamin Murray	White	1-1	50%	–	1	–
12	1,282Prospect	Aeva Butala	White	3-6	33%	–	1	–
13	1,275Prospect	Daniel Chernev	Grey	1-1	50%	–		–
14	1,259Novice	John Holtz	Grey	6-11	35%	17%	11	–
15	1,243Novice	Emily Holtz	Grey	1-9	10%	–	1	–
16	1,215Novice	Victor Quiroz	Blue	1-5	17%	–	1	–
17	1,152Prospect	Tuck Sroka	White	2-3	40%	–	1	–
18	1,054Novice	Jalen Keene-williams	White	3-8	27%	–	2	–
19	1,031Novice	Quinn Sroka	White	0-3	–	–	1	–
20	1,018Novice	Kian Curlee	White	0-4	–	–		–
21	1,017Novice	Willow Willis	White	0-4	–	–		–
22	1,014Novice	Osamu Fukuyama	Blue	1-1	50%	–	1	–
23	1,012Novice	Thomas Sroka 3	White	0-2	–	–	11	–
24	1,011Novice	Thomas Cusack	White	0-2	–	–		–
25	1,011Novice	Michael Suarez	Purple	0-2	–	–	1	–

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Form Jiu Jitsu has 36 tracked competitors on Jits.gg.

Form Jiu Jitsu is ranked #2888 nationally on Jits.gg with a power score of 656.3.

Form Jiu Jitsu competitors have earned 15 gold, 12 silver, 13 bronze medals in tracked tournaments.

Form Jiu Jitsu is ranked #2888 nationally with 36 competitors. View detailed academy analytics on Jits.gg.

Form Jiu Jitsu has 36 competitors who have earned 40 medals across tracked tournaments. View their full competition history, fighter development stats, and academy rankings on Jits.gg.

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