Brazilian jiu jitsu training at Black Cat, near Fairfax Station, VA.

Brazilian Jiu Jitsu near Fairfax Station, VA

Fairfax Station

From Fairfax Station

Brazilian jiu jitsu for Fairfax Station

Fairfax Station sits west of the academy, a quieter, more spread-out pocket of the county along Ox Road between Burke Lake and the Occoquan. It is an easy drive east to Black Cat, and families from the area train with us through the week.

The kids program, the Black Kittens, teaches children jiu jitsu slowly, safely, and with a lot of encouragement. They build the kind of quiet confidence and focus that shows up at school and at home, not just on the mat.

Parents train too, and often on the same nights. It is one of the few things a family can do together where everyone is genuinely working at their own level rather than one person waiting in the lobby.

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Getting here

The drive from Fairfax Station

From Fairfax Station it is about 15 to 18 minutes east to 8001 Forbes Place, usually along the Fairfax County Parkway or up Ox Road and across toward Springfield. From the South Run and Burke Lake side, the parkway is the faster of the two.

Who trains here from Fairfax Station: Fairfax Station families, parents who train alongside their kids, and adult beginners.

8001 Forbes Pl, Suite 320, Springfield, VA 22151

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Why Black Cat

Owner-led

A second-degree black belt and international competitor teaches the classes himself.

Beginners welcome

Most members walked in with zero experience. Fundamentals are always on the schedule.

One membership

Gi, no-gi, wrestling, and the women's only class, all included.

5 on Google

From 146+ reviews by local members.

Questions from Fairfax Station

Common questions

About 7 to 8 miles, roughly 15 to 18 minutes by car along the Fairfax County Parkway and Ox Road.

We currently teach the Black Kittens program for ages 8 to 13. Tell us how old your child is and we will point you to the right class.

Absolutely. Plenty of our families have a parent in the adult program and a kid in the Black Kittens, often training the same nights.

Not usually. The Fairfax County Parkway moves well heading east toward Springfield at class times, which is why most Fairfax Station members take it over Ox Road.

Book a trial class. Tell us it is your first time and we will put you in the right beginner class. No experience and no commitment needed.