Kensington women have a women's Jiu-Jitsu program just 8 minutes from home — focused training and supportive community at Rising Tide MoCo MMA.
Kensington women have a women's Jiu-Jitsu program just 8 minutes from home at Rising Tide MoCo MMA. Our dedicated women-only classes offer the focused training and supportive community that makes learning a combat sport enjoyable and empowering.
The women's BJJ curriculum covers practical self-defense, sport grappling techniques, and fitness conditioning through regular mat time. Whether you're training for safety awareness or developing a new passion, the program adapts to your goals and experience level.
Kensington's close-knit community extends to our women's training group. Neighbors become training partners, and the small-class environment means every woman gets personal attention from coaches who are invested in her progress.
5408 Randolph Road, Second Floor
Rockville, MD 20852
From Kensington, head north on Connecticut Avenue to Randolph Road — about 1 mile.
Turn left on Randolph Road and continue west for about 1.5 miles to 5408 Randolph Road.
Free parking in front of the building. Head upstairs to the second floor.
Here's what your training looks like.
Kensington women train with us for the close proximity, personal attention, and neighborhood feel.
Kensington women are discovering Jiu-Jitsu just minutes from home. The short commute makes consistent training easy — and consistency builds real self-defense skill.
Our women's classes maintain a personal feel where coaches can focus on individual progress. Kensington women get hands-on guidance that accelerates learning.
Kensington women at Rising Tide often discover their neighbors are training partners. The proximity builds a local women's martial arts community that feels like home.
Common questions from Kensington locals about training at Rising Tide.
Just 8 minutes. Rising Tide MoCo MMA is practically in Kensington's backyard on Randolph Road. Our women's-only BJJ program is one of the most accessible for Kensington women.
Completely normal. Every woman in our program felt the same way before her first class. Our women-only environment is specifically designed to reduce that anxiety. Five minutes in, the nervousness disappears.
Yes. Several women from our program compete in local BJJ tournaments. Competition is entirely optional — many train for fitness and self-defense — but the opportunity exists for those who want it.
Most women report feeling significantly more confident within two to three months of consistent training. The skills build quickly when you train regularly.
Rising Tide MoCo MMA serves women's jiu-jitsu students across Montgomery County.
Your first class is completely free. No experience required — just show up, and we'll take care of the rest.
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