Frequently Asked Questions

 Feb 5-6, 2027

 The 3,000 square foot Bluebonnet Ballroom at Hyatt Place TCU in Fort Worth

https://www.hyatt.com/hyatt-place/en-US/dfwzu-hyatt-place-fort-worth-tcu

Each day boasts 2-2 hour seminars each session followed by an open mat. There are 2 breakout sessions per day with two separate options each session which may include but is not limited to: technique, yoga, breathwork, mindset, etc., as well as a swag bag filled with goodies including a camp rash guard by Gameness. There will also be various vendors available for you to shop with.

There is a 1 Day option available. You can attend one day of the camp. Friday, Day 1 of camp will be Gi and Saturday, Day 2 is No-gi so you can choose which day works best for you. 

 No. Registration is non-refundable but can be transferred to another name upon request. 

No lodging is not included but we will have a hotel block discount available for the Hyatt Place TCU using corporate or group code: G-UNBR and there are many other hotels in the area.

 DFW airport is about 30 minutes from the Hyatt Place TCU, Dallas Love Field is around 45 minutes to an hour away.  

No, if you are close enough to drive in each day, you are welcome to commute. We do recommend trying to get a group together of women to stay together and making it a “girls jiu-jitsu trip.” 

There is ample parking at Hyatt Place TCU.  Overnight parking for overnight guests is only $18 per day; hourly parking is $3/hr. for drive in guests.

No, we will not have childcare. The founders have 7 children between us, we know the challenges of training with our children or finding someone to watch them. We believe this time away from your children will be valuable to you. It will be refreshing and fun and help you come back to them encouraged and more able to focus on their needs because your needs have been met.  

Yes, there is laundry onsite. Due to a tight schedule,  we recommend bringing enough clothing and gear for the entire camp. 

CAMP PACKING LIST 

4+ Rashguards

2+ gis

under gi garments

4+ sports bras

mouthguard

braces

tape

recognizable water bottle

flip flops (wear shoes off the mat)

hair ties

defense wipes

feminine products

toiletries

snacks, beverages

swimsuit

street clothes for social hours

The Hyatt Place TCU offers several options for dining here: Dining at the Hyatt

The TCU area offers an array of restaurants and eateries. 

 Conversation and laughter shared around the table with a full meal with our black belt instructors and special guests. This add-on gives you a cozy, small-group lunch where you can ask your burning questions, swap stories, and connect beyond the mats. It’s relaxed, fun, and designed to feel like you’re just hanging out with the girls—except these girls happen to be world-class jiu-jitsu athletes. (Saturday Only)

Absolutely! At camp you will meet many new ladies that will be happy to be your drilling partner. Get ready to connect and make new friends!

 No, you can attend the camp even if it’s your first day of jiu-jitsu or you’ve been training for years. 

Camp is open to young women ages 12 and up.

Communication is the key. 

Always ask: “Want to roll?” Never assume. Respect if someone says no. 

Match intensity. 

If you’re bigger or more experienced, focus on control and technique, not domination. 

Respect taps instantly and release submissions immediately.

Clarify intensity before starting. (“light roll?” vs “competition pace?”) 

Keep unsolicited coaching tips to a minimum. 

Remember, the training room is for playful learning, 

there will be no Unbreakable Medals or Podiums!

Yes.

Yes, but we ask out of respect for our instructors you reserve your recordings for your own personal use.

Yes. All of our black belts will be attending the entire camp and will be available for questions and photos during the open mat sessions.

Yes! the amazing Sharon Chi of Creatives by Chi will be back this year taking photos of the entire camp.  There will be a gallery made available to our campers for free download.