Tell us who's training and a coach will text you, usually the same day, to set up your first class.
Seven days of every class: jiu-jitsu, kids, kickboxing and Muay Thai
Loaner gis, so there's nothing to buy first
No experience or fitness level needed
“It's literally the best gym EVER. Such an amazing group of people who just want to help each other build and grow as you continue through your journey. A very down to Earth community, one that you want to be a part of.”
Emilly McKenzie
Gracie Jiu-Jitsu Within Reach of Zanesville, OH
I-70 west to Route 79 gets you from Zanesville to Delta in about 35 minutes. For Muskingum County grapplers who want a black belt in the Relson Gracie lineage, it's a drive people make every week.
At 35 minutes each way, the question is how to get the most from each trip. Mondays and Wednesdays are the answer for most Zanesville members: adult jiu-jitsu at 6:30 PM, then kickboxing at 7:35 PM, two hours of training for one drive.
Saturday works the same way, with kickboxing at 10:00 AM and 90 minutes of all-ages jiu-jitsu at 11:00 AM. Kids can train at 5:30 on weekdays while a parent waits in the seats by the mat or trains the 6:30 class right after.
The lineage matters to people making this drive: Delta's head instructor Greg Schaffer earned his black belt from Professor Robin Gieseler, one of Relson Gracie's first ten black belts.
About 30 miles, roughly 35 minutes via I-70 west and SR 79 north.
How can I get the most out of the drive?
Stack classes: adult jiu-jitsu at 6:30 PM and kickboxing at 7:35 PM on Mondays and Wednesdays, or kickboxing and all-ages jiu-jitsu on Saturday morning.
What lineage does Delta teach?
Gracie jiu-jitsu in the Relson Gracie lineage, through Professor Robin Gieseler of Gracie Ohio and Delta head instructor Greg Schaffer.
Try Delta free this week
Seven days of unlimited classes. Worth the drive from Zanesville, and free to find out.
