gym trainer
Gymix
Jiu Jitsu + Grappling Coach
Nam Phan
Nam sees Jiu Jitsu as one of the purest forms of human expression.
A lifelong lover of art, whether through film, poetry, or movement, he was drawn to Brazilian Jiu Jitsu because it felt like the closest thing to a real-life strategy game.
What started as curiosity quickly became an obsession.
The constant problem solving, creativity, physical challenge, and endless opportunities for growth made Jiu Jitsu unlike anything else he had experienced.
Responsibility
Jiu Jitsu • Submission Grappling • Fundamentals
Experience
10+ Years
Experience
For Nam, grappling is more than a martial art.
It's a conversation.
A puzzle.
An art form expressed through movement.
Every roll presents new challenges, requiring students to think critically, adapt under pressure, and find solutions in real time. While the physical benefits are obvious, the lessons learned through Jiu Jitsu often extend far beyond the mats.
Nam believes some of the greatest rewards in coaching come from helping others overcome obstacles they once thought impossible. Whether it's learning a new technique, escaping a difficult position, or simply building confidence, seeing students grow is what motivates him most.
His coaching style focuses on creating a supportive learning environment where students are encouraged to stay curious, embrace challenges, and enjoy the process of continuous improvement.
Because in Jiu Jitsu, the goal isn't just to win.
It's to keep learning.
Jiu Jitsu + Grappling Coach
Nam Phan
Nam sees Jiu Jitsu as one of the purest forms of human expression.
A lifelong lover of art, whether through film, poetry, or movement, he was drawn to Brazilian Jiu Jitsu because it felt like the closest thing to a real-life strategy game.
What started as curiosity quickly became an obsession.
The constant problem solving, creativity, physical challenge, and endless opportunities for growth made Jiu Jitsu unlike anything else he had experienced.
Responsibility
Jiu Jitsu • Submission Grappling • Fundamentals
Experience
10+ Years
Andres W. Huxley
For Nam, grappling is more than a martial art.
It's a conversation.
A puzzle.
An art form expressed through movement.
Every roll presents new challenges, requiring students to think critically, adapt under pressure, and find solutions in real time. While the physical benefits are obvious, the lessons learned through Jiu Jitsu often extend far beyond the mats.
Nam believes some of the greatest rewards in coaching come from helping others overcome obstacles they once thought impossible. Whether it's learning a new technique, escaping a difficult position, or simply building confidence, seeing students grow is what motivates him most.
His coaching style focuses on creating a supportive learning environment where students are encouraged to stay curious, embrace challenges, and enjoy the process of continuous improvement.
Because in Jiu Jitsu, the goal isn't just to win.
It's to keep learning.
Jiu Jitsu + Grappling Coach
Nam Phan
Nam sees Jiu Jitsu as one of the purest forms of human expression.
A lifelong lover of art, whether through film, poetry, or movement, he was drawn to Brazilian Jiu Jitsu because it felt like the closest thing to a real-life strategy game.
What started as curiosity quickly became an obsession.
The constant problem solving, creativity, physical challenge, and endless opportunities for growth made Jiu Jitsu unlike anything else he had experienced.
Responsibility
Jiu Jitsu • Submission Grappling • Fundamentals
Experience
10+ Years
Andres W. Huxley
For Nam, grappling is more than a martial art.
It's a conversation.
A puzzle.
An art form expressed through movement.
Every roll presents new challenges, requiring students to think critically, adapt under pressure, and find solutions in real time. While the physical benefits are obvious, the lessons learned through Jiu Jitsu often extend far beyond the mats.
Nam believes some of the greatest rewards in coaching come from helping others overcome obstacles they once thought impossible. Whether it's learning a new technique, escaping a difficult position, or simply building confidence, seeing students grow is what motivates him most.
His coaching style focuses on creating a supportive learning environment where students are encouraged to stay curious, embrace challenges, and enjoy the process of continuous improvement.
Because in Jiu Jitsu, the goal isn't just to win.
It's to keep learning.