Ladies Boot Camp

Stronger together. One step at a time.

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What to wear

Wear comfortable workout clothes and athletic shoes. Bring a water bottle. We’ll provide any equipment you need and show you how to use it.

If you’re not sure about something, just ask. We’re here to make things simple.

Meet The Coaches

Only Available at our Fort Myers Gym

We only offer our Womens Only Jiu-Jitsu class at our Fort Myers location.

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Frequently Asked Questions

If you're looking for a workout that feels supportive and energizing, these are some of the most common questions we hear from women before they start our Ladies Boot Camp.

Do I need to have workout experience to join?

Not at all. Every class is designed so you can move at your own pace. Whether it’s your first time or you’re getting back into a routine, we’ll guide you every step of the way.

What if I can’t keep up with the group?

You’re not expected to. Everyone moves differently, and that’s okay. The instructor offers options for different fitness levels, and you’re always encouraged to listen to your body. It’s about progress, not pressure.

Is it okay if I need breaks during class?

Yes. Taking breaks is completely normal and encouraged when needed. This is a supportive space where the goal is simply to show up and move so after class you feel good.

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Caylee Miller
January 14, 2026

Team Marcelo Pereira is a super welcoming place with amazing coaches. They are very supportive of adults with no experience, and their fundamentals class really is perfect for beginners. The coaches are always very encouraging, and they also take safety seriously, making sure you and your partners stay safe whole rolling. It can be intimidating starting a new sport as an adult, especially as a female, but they foster such a supportive and welcoming environment that anyone will feel at ease and be able to make friends quickly!

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Juliana Prestes
January 13, 2026

My son has been training at this BJJ academy and we couldn’t be happier with the experience. The coaches are professional, they truly care about the kids. I highly recommend Marcelo Pereira Jiu Jitsu 🙂

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Gustavo Dantas
January 11, 2026

Top-tier Jiu-Jitsu taught by experienced instructors who genuinely care about their students. Clean facility, great culture, and a family-friendly vibe that keeps people coming back. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

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🌎 What a day at the biggest tournament in our sport.Kyla and Taber delivered six thrilling, hard fought matches and earned their place on the World Championship podium as IBJJF World medalists.I am beyond proud of the work, discipline, and heart both of you showed on the mats today. The results are a reflection of countless hours of training, sacrifice, and dedication.Congratulations on this incredible achievement. This is a moment to celebrate and a memory that will last forever.The journey continues. We are proud of you both.@kylapereirabjj  @taber_luck_bjj
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Today, Taber put on one of his best performances at the highest level of competition in the world — the IBJJF World Championship.After three incredible wins against very tough opponents, he lost a very close semifinal match by referee decision after a hard-fought 2–2 battle. A decision I personally didn’t agree with, but that’s part of the game.Today was special for me. Having both him and my daughter competing on the same day brought back great memories of my own journey in this sport.I saw this kid walk into my gym a little over a year ago with a dream — to become a champion. After teaching Jiu-Jitsu for over 30 years, you learn to recognize when someone has something different.I saw a true love for Jiu-Jitsu in this kid — not just someone chasing a gold medal. The commitment alone spoke volumes. Driving 1 hour and 30 minutes every single day to train at my gym made me want to give my very best to help him achieve his dream.I told him from day one: “Focus and patience. We have a lot to work on.”Only two months after joining the gym, he fought both the Pan Ams and Worlds and lost his first match in both. But what impressed me most wasn’t the losses — it was his attitude afterward.This kid is a man of very few words 😂 I think I got maybe 10 words out of him in the last 15 months.But today, his posture, confidence, and attitude at the World Championship showed everyone that he is no longer the same kid who walked into the gym a year ago. He is becoming a true athlete and a strong young man.Winning a bronze medal at the World Championship against one of the toughest brackets in the world showed that you are not just another name in the bracket — you are here to take your place.Taber, I’m very proud of you. Hard work is paying off. Stay focused and patient — you are on the right path.Congratulations on your World Championship bronze medal 🥉Now welcome to the elite athlete life… harder training starts now 😂
My daughter competed, for the very first time, in the biggest Jiu-Jitsu event in the world: the IBJJF World Championship as a blue belt.Even after dedicating my entire life to Jiu-Jitsu, I thought I was prepared for this moment. But the adrenaline of standing on the outside, being both a coach and a father at the same time, is simply indescribable.I truly have no words to describe how proud and happy I am. Sometimes I feel like she does this even more for me than for herself. Kyla shares the same love for Jiu-Jitsu that I have, but she has always struggled with controlling her emotions before competitions — and I know how difficult that can be for her.But as both a coach and a father, I also know how important it is to learn how to deal with those emotions. Learning to control emotions, stay focused, and overcome anxiety is a life lesson — not just something for the mats.Today, I watched my little girl compete in her first World Championship like a giant. She fought 3 matches, winning the first two by submission and losing the final by referees’ decision in a very tough match, tied 1–1 on advantages.She had an almost flawless World Championship run, without giving up a single point. In the end, we came so close. It wasn’t the ending she wanted, nor the one this coach and father had hoped for.But I’m going home incredibly proud of the young woman she is becoming — overcoming anxiety, facing insecurities, and showing tremendous strength.This time, the gold medal didn’t come, but I’m bringing home something even greater: immense pride in my little girl.I love you, daughter ❤️🙏
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