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Sample rows

10 of the 3,000 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

California has the most listings: 649 businesses, 454 of them with an email address. Texas follows with 332.

No business name is used by 10 or more listings. 2,826 businesses have a name used only once.

The median Google rating of the 2,846 rated businesses is 5.0, and 1,924 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 2,100 email addresses, 829 (39%) are role addresses such as info@, 276 (13%) name a person and 995 (47%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this jiu-jitsu schools email list?

The file has 3,000 Google Maps listings for jiu-jitsu schools, counted on 9 November 2026. Google has no jiu-jitsu category, so the rows were picked by business name from four martial arts and fitness categories. A row is one academy, club or gym that teaches the art, including schools that also teach MMA or kids' classes.

A total of 2,100 listings have an email address taken from the school's own website, one per school. Phone numbers are on 2,806 rows and a website is on 2,723. The median rating is 5.0, which is typical for small academies where the head instructor knows every student.

By Google category, Martial arts school has 2,809 rows, Martial arts club 99, Gym 88 and Fitness center 4. Almost all rows sit in the first one.

How can you segment the file?

Everything is one CSV for Excel or Google Sheets. For jiu-jitsu academies, a few columns are enough.

The business name carries the style and the audience. Search for brazilian, BJJ, gracie, MMA, kids, grappling, judo, submission or academy to separate schools by focus. Affiliation names often appear in the name of a school, so a name search is the closest thing to a lineage filter.

The category column leaves the 99 club listings, the 88 gym listings and the 4 fitness center listings as a small group that is often a martial arts team operating inside a larger space.

The email type column divides the 2,100 addresses into 276 named-person addresses, 829 role addresses and 995 free-mail addresses. Free-mail is the largest group, and in a school it usually means the head instructor reads the mail.

• Name keywords: BJJ, MMA, kids, grappling, judo.
• State and city: academies draw students from a short drive.
• Email type: free-mail for the head instructor, role addresses for the front desk.

Who buys a jiu-jitsu schools email list?

Suppliers of mats, uniforms and training gear buy it. Companies that make foam mats and wall padding sell to academies that open a new room. Gi, rash guard and belt makers wholesale to schools that run a pro shop. Apparel printers produce school shirts and team patches.

Tournament and seminar organizers want to reach instructors who bring students to events. Software vendors that handle memberships, belt promotion tracking, class check-in and recurring billing sell to owners with growing rosters. Insurance brokers who cover martial arts schools and waiver service companies work state by state. Mat cleaning and disinfectant suppliers find a steady need in a sport with daily floor contact.

Physical therapists and sports medicine clinics build referral ties with instructors. Supplement and recovery brands look for schools with shops or sponsored athletes, and web designers pitch academies with weak sites.

How do you run outreach to jiu-jitsu schools?

A head instructor teaches evening classes, often after a day job, and in many schools is also the owner and bookkeeper. Mail is read late in the evening or on a weekend morning, and replies take a day or two. Keep the message short, and write to a person.

The large free-mail group of 995 addresses means the person reading is often the instructor, so use the first name or the school name, not a company greeting. For the 829 role addresses, expect a front desk or a parent volunteer, and ask for the instructor who orders gear or handles software.

Show you know the sport. A mat seller should mention mat size, thickness and cleaning. A software seller should mention belt ranks and kids' classes. A message that treats the school like a generic fitness studio gets deleted.

Think about the school year. Kids' enrollment peaks in late summer and after New Year, and tournament season fills weekends. Reach out in the quieter weeks. Sort by city and name so one academy with two listings does not get the same note twice.

What email rules apply when you contact jiu-jitsu schools?

Each commercial message needs a valid postal address for your business and a working opt-out. If an instructor asks you to stop, add the address to your suppression list the same day and do not mail that school again.

Which states and cities should you start with?

California holds 649 listings and 454 emails, by far the largest block. Texas has 332 and 232, Florida 302 and 211, Arizona 119 and 27, New York 116 and 36, Colorado 101 and 25, Washington 83 and 26, North Carolina 80 and 14, New Jersey 79 and 13, and Illinois 72 and 14. Washington and New York each have about one email for every three listings.

San Diego is the biggest city with 47 listings. Las Vegas and San Antonio have 33 each, Los Angeles and Houston 32 each, New York 25, Chicago 24, Austin 23, Miami 22 and Tucson 20.

Southern California alone could keep a seller busy: San Diego and Los Angeles together hold 79 listings. A national seller can start with California, Texas and Florida, which together hold over a thousand listings.

What is in the list

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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