Your first visit
Let’s make your first visit easy
Trying jiu jitsu for the first time—or coming back after a break—can bring up questions. That’s completely normal. You don’t have to figure it all out on your own; we’ll help you choose a class and know what to expect.
Before you visit, use the form below, call (425) 256-1768, or email info@hazardjiujitsu.com. Tell us a little about what you’re looking for, and we’ll help you find a good place to start.

Jiu jitsu in action. Professor Holly Hazard Campbell submitting her opponent at the IBJJF Masters World Tournament on her way to the championship.
Before your first class
Do I need previous experience?
No. Beginners are welcome. Tell us where you’re starting, and we’ll help you choose a class.
I’ve been away from training. Where do I start?
Tell us about your past training and what you’re looking for now. We’ll help you find a class for your return.
What should I bring?
You don’t need to bring anything for your first class. Loaner uniforms are available for gi classes.
Do I need to buy a uniform from Hazard?
No. We don’t require a specific uniform. If you already have one, it just needs to be clean and in good, usable condition. We have uniforms for sale, but buying from us is optional.
Are there classes for children and families?
There are classes for ages 4–7 and 8–14, plus Saturday family training. Check the schedule and ask us about a first visit.
Before you train
Before training, everyone needs to complete the risk and release waiver. You can take care of it with the link below.
When you’re ready to join
If Hazard feels like the right fit and you’ve decided to join, use the student registration form below. We’ll follow up with details about payment.
Still deciding? That’s okay. There’s no need to register yet—reach out and we’ll help you choose a class to try.
Contact Us
Telephone: 4252561768
E-mail: info@hazardjiujitsu.com
Address: 17802 134th Ave NE Ste 12, Woodinville, 98072, WA, USA
Request a first visit
Tell us whether you’re new to jiu jitsu or have trained before, and which days work for you. Questions are welcome.
