Martial arts/ jiu jitsu for kids help

My son has a kid in his jujitsu class that really really struggles with listening. I don’t know if it is just the instructor but he handles him REALLY well. I know he had had some conversations with the parents but he hasn’t been asked to leave. Maybe try another jujitsu gym and see if there is one that fits better.

Hi mom! Here are mom with a similar experience. My son started with karate last. He really like it but then he started getting distracted. Also the classes were quiet but, but the instructors were super patience about it. We even asked multiple times because we felt it was too much. And they were super suportive that he would get there and not to worry. He is very active and steams a lot. After appointments couple of months he did not want to go anymore. My husband has done lots of martillo arts during his life and he does jiu jiutzu now. So he takes our son to his gym and he got hook up on it. So my son started going to a jiu jitzu class for kiddos. The teacher is super patience too. He is still distracted, also takes more time to learn some.moves sometimes. But the instructor is so supportive.
I feel you are getting a instructors that just does not want to deal with it. Like some ppl are instructors but they really dont have it in them. Doing the sport and reaching it are diferent things.

Hi mom! Here are mom with a similar experience. My son started with karate last. He really like it but then he started getting distracted. Also the classes were quiet but, but the instructors were super patience about it. We even asked multiple times because we felt it was too much. And they were super suportive that he would get there and not to worry. He is very active and steams a lot. After appointments couple of months he did not want to go anymore. My husband has done lots of martillo arts during his life and he does jiu jiutzu now. So he takes our son to his gym and he got hook up on it. So my son started going to a jiu jitzu class for kiddos. The teacher is super patience too. He is still distracted, also takes more time to learn some.moves sometimes. But the instructor is so supportive.
I feel you are getting a instructors that just does not want to deal with it. Like some ppl are instructors but they really dont have it in them. Doing the sport and reaching it are diferent things.

My advice is to try another gym if you have the chance. Good luck momma! If you want to chat more short me a message!

My son goes to a Taekwondo class that has a sensory friendly session. It's been really great for him. Definitely try other martial arts schools and find one that works for him.

Hi! Mom of 2 kiddos who do Martial Arts. And I do it to. While yes it’s ALOT to learn, I do feel like the instructor just doesn’t want to deal with him. We go to a kid class and there is a 4 year old in there. He started when he was 3. But the instructor is really good with him. I also think if he doesn’t have “time”
Or not “fair” to the other kids that listen, then that instructor needs a 2nd person in there to help. Not everyone is going to listen and immediately get it. Poor business on his part. My daughter is 6 and does boxing and she usually does it for about 45 minutes out of the 1hr and the coaches are completely okay with that.

I’d definitely look for another gym!

I’ve thought my girls jiu jitsu Maybe he just didn’t want him to get hurt in training from him spacing out when he’s teaching it is normal to an extent for that age nothings wrong there he just wants one on one so he can be more prepared in a group ❤️