
Little ones
Ages 4–9
- Little LionsKyokushin · 4–6
- Mat MonkeysBJJ · 5–8
- Junior LionsKyokushin · 7–9
Classes for kids from age 4, teens and adults at 10 Probert Ave. Teaching Griffith and the Riverina since 2006.
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Every class is grouped by age, so kids train with kids their size and adults learn alongside other adults. Pick a group to see the classes.

Ages 4–9


Classes
Ages 4–6
Listening, focus and coordination through fun, structured karate games.
Ages 5–8
Body awareness, confidence and the basics of grappling in a safe, playful class.
Ages 7–9
Real karate technique, discipline and belt progression for primary-school kids.
Ages 9–13
Positions, escapes and submissions, plus the resilience to handle pressure.
Ages 10–13
The full Kyokushin syllabus: kihon, kata and controlled sparring.
Ages 14+
Gi and No Gi grappling for fitness, self-defence and competition, with Fundamentals classes for beginners on Friday and Saturday.
Ages 14+
Full-contact karate for strength, fitness and mental toughness, including Fight Club on Tuesdays.
Timetable
Tap Book on any class to try it.

For parents

For adults
Many of our adult students walked in as complete beginners. You'll learn the basics at your own pace with people who remember what their first class felt like.
"As an adult beginner, Frank & Karen welcomed me into a community … Karate helps me with managing stressful situations & problem-solving in real life … Problems I had before class seem smaller."

Your instructors
More than 80 years of combined experience on the mat, led by Shihan Frank Cirillo: 5th Dan Kyokushin, BJJ black belt, and coach of State and National champions.
Every class is taught by a black belt or senior grade who knows your name and watches your progress.
Google reviews
"Finding this club has been such a positive and life-changing experience for my son … Since starting BJJ and karate at RMA, my son has grown so much in confidence, happiness, and self-belief. He walks in feeling welcomed, supported, and valued, and he walks out feeling proud of himself … Shihan Frank and Sensei Karen are amazing instructors who clearly care about more than just the techniques their students learn. They create an environment where children feel safe, encouraged, respected, and capable."
Sarah Robinson · Parent · BJJ & Karate"Frank, Karen & their trainers are amazing with kids, really amazing. If you’re nervous about starting, don’t be. They are really accommodating for all ages and all kids with difficulties and challenges. I highly recommend Cirillo’s RMA."
Samantha Poole · Parent"Finding this gym was honestly one of the best things that happened to me during my time in Griffith. It became my safe place: somewhere I could train, stay active, meet people and, most importantly, feel part of a community … The gym is welcoming and challenging at the same time. Whether you are already at a high level and want to keep progressing, or you are a complete beginner taking your first steps in martial arts, you will find a great environment to learn and train."
Claudia Ferronato · Karate black belt, BJJ white belt"Our kids (boy and girl) are loving BJJ. Growing confidence every week and learning new skills."
Andreha Tedesco · Parent · BJJInside the dojo
No stock photos. This is what training at Cirillo's RMA actually looks like.







First visit
Walking in for the first time is the hardest part. Here's exactly what to expect.
Fill in the form above. We'll call or text to confirm the class and time that suits you.
Come 10 minutes before class in a T-shirt and track pants or shorts. Bring a water bottle. Shoes come off before the mats.
You'll warm up with the group and learn the basics at your pace. Beginners are paired with beginners.
Train as often as you like for two weeks. If you love it, we'll go through memberships in person. No pressure if not.
Guides
Advice from our instructors to help you or your kids get the most out of training.

Practical habits from our instructors for your first months on the mat.
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Tapping, escapes, positions, drilling and why belts take time.
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Shared time, shared goals and one trip where everyone trains.
Read the guide ›FAQ
Little Lions Karate starts at age 4 and Mat Monkeys BJJ at age 5. There is no upper age limit, and adult beginners are welcome in every adult class.
No. Fitness comes from training, not before it. Coaches adjust drills to suit you, and you can rest whenever you need to.
Kyokushin is a striking art built on punches, kicks, kata and conditioning. Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu is a grappling art focused on positions, escapes and submissions on the ground. Plenty of our students train in both.
Comfortable clothes you can move in, like a T-shirt and track pants or shorts. No shoes on the mats. Once you join, we help you get the right uniform and belt.
No. Competing is your choice, and many students never do. Contact is controlled and builds up gradually as your skills grow.
New students start with a two-week trial for $49.95 with access to every class in your age group. After that we go through membership options with you face to face, with no obligation to join.
Yes. Parents are welcome to watch from the side of the mats, and many do for the first few classes.
Find us
10 Probert Ave
Griffith NSW 2680
Two weeks for $49.95
Book it now and we'll take care of the rest.