The closest academy to Rowland Heights is 10th Planet Jiu Jitsu Fullerton — about 18 minutes away via the SR-60 and Fullerton Rd. Adults, teens & kids, all levels.
Train no-gi jiu-jitsu just a short hop south of Rowland Heights. From the 91748 ZIP and the Colima Road shopping plazas, Fullerton Road runs almost straight down to 10th Planet Jiu Jitsu Fullerton at 601 S Euclid St — roughly 8 miles and about 18 minutes, mostly on surface streets with an easy SR-60 option. Your first class is free, so come see the mats before you decide. Questions? call (714) 477-4553.
| Starting point in Rowland Heights | Drive time to us | Easiest route |
|---|---|---|
| Colima Rd & Nogales St (plazas) | ~18 min | Fullerton Rd south to Euclid St |
| Schabarum Regional Park / Puente Hills | ~20 min | Fullerton Rd, then south into Fullerton |
| John A. Rowland High School area | ~17 min | SR-60 west to SR-57 south, exit toward Euclid |
Rowland Heights is a busy, family-filled community in the Puente Hills, known for its Colima Road strip malls, its mix of Asian markets and restaurants, and weekend life around Schabarum Regional Park and the Rowland Heights Community Center. Most residents are already used to running errands down Fullerton Road, and that's the same road that drops you right at our door — you barely change your usual route.
Because Rowland Heights sits unincorporated in Los Angeles County, there isn't a no-gi 10th Planet academy inside town. The closest real option is south in Fullerton: take Fullerton Road down, or hop the SR-60 to the SR-57 if traffic is heavy, and you're on the mats in under 20 minutes. Parents driving teens from John A. Rowland High School or families coming from the Nogales Street plazas tell us the commute is shorter than they expected.
Your first class is completely free — just show up in shorts and a t-shirt. Because we're a no-gi academy, there's no gi to buy, so you skip that upfront cost entirely. After that, one membership covers every class — Kids, Beginner, Adult and Competition — with no separate per-program fees.
We welcome neighbors from all around the Puente Hills. If you're closer to a bordering community, check out our pages for Hacienda Heights, Diamond Bar and La Habra Heights — all an easy drive to the same Fullerton mats.
10th Planet Jiu Jitsu Fullerton
601 S Euclid St, Fullerton, CA 92832
~18 min via the SR-60 and Fullerton Rd
Claim Your Free ClassCall 714-477-4553The closest one is 10th Planet Jiu Jitsu Fullerton at 601 S Euclid St, Fullerton, CA 92832 — about 18 minutes from Rowland Heights down Fullerton Road. Rowland Heights itself doesn't have a 10th Planet no-gi academy, so most local members make the short trip south. Your first class is free.
Roughly 18 minutes and about 8 miles. From the Colima Road area you take Fullerton Road almost straight south to Euclid Street. If traffic is heavy, the SR-60 to SR-57 is an easy alternative. Either way it's a quick, mostly-surface drive — not a long freeway haul.
Yes. We run dedicated Kids classes and Beginner classes, and most adults who join had never trained before. Every class scales to your level, so whether you're a Rowland Unified parent signing up a child or trying it yourself for the first time, you'll be welcomed and shown each step. First class is free.
No. We're a no-gi academy, so there's no gi (kimono) to buy at all. Just bring shorts and a t-shirt or rash guard for your free first class. That saves you the upfront cost most jiu-jitsu gyms charge before you even start.
Your first class is free with zero commitment. Because it's no-gi, there's no gi to purchase. After that, one membership covers every class — Kids, Beginner, Adult and Competition — and you can train up to 6 days a week. Call (714) 477-4553 and we'll walk you through it.
We're at 601 S Euclid St, Fullerton, CA 92832, rated 5.0 stars from 59 reviews. From Rowland Heights, head south on Fullerton Road toward Fullerton, then over to Euclid Street. You can call (714) 477-4553 if you'd like us to talk you through the route before your first visit.
Make the quick drive to Fullerton. Beginners welcome — your first class is free, zero commitment.