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Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu in Texas since 2017
Plant the Seeds.
Harvest the Victory.
"Jiu-jitsu is one of the few sports where, in order to train, you need a partner. That is why our people take care of one another."
— Seeds 13 Academy · Texas since 2017
"First responders train free until blue belt — our way of serving those who serve Texas."
— Seeds 13 First Responders Program
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Frequently asked questions
Find answers to common questions about our programs and academies.
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Seeds 13 offers Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu for kids from age 3 (Tiny Seeds 3–5, Little Seeds 6–8, Little Trees 9–12), Adults BJJ from 13+ (Beginners, Fundamentals, No-Gi, Women's Class, Competition and Open Mat), Homeschool Jiu-Jitsu for weekday morning classes, and a free First Responders program for police officers, firefighters and paramedics. All programs are taught by Brazilian black belts across our five Texas academies.
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Yes. Your first class is completely free — no contract to sign, no gear to buy. Come watch or step on the mat. Sign up on this page or call the academy of your choice.
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Five locations across Texas: San Angelo (105 Westland Ave), Early / Brownwood (413 B Early Blvd), Abilene (2442 Industrial Blvd), Waco (6908 Woodway Drive) and Longview (1809 W Loop 281 Suite 100). Every academy runs the full program ladder with its own schedule.
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Seeds 13 was founded in 2017 by Brazilian black-belt professors Roniel Costa and Victoria Tome, with one mission: plant the seeds of jiu-jitsu in people's lives, watch them grow, and build the best family environment for our community.
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Yes. Police officers, firefighters and paramedics train free from the first white-belt class until they earn their blue belt — typically six to twelve months of training, on us. It is our way of serving the people who serve Texas.
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Absolutely. Beginners are welcome in every class. Adults start any day of the week, and children start as young as three. You do not need experience or your own gear for the first class — just show up.