Bailey Heinsohn in a black gi waiting mat-side at a jiu-jitsu tournament.
The Story

Bailey Heinsohn

Jiu-Jitsu athlete. Wrestler. Competitor.

Bailey Heinsohn after winning two gold medals at the 2026 ADCC Youth World Championships.

Featured Story · 2026

The Super Grand Slam

A year of competition. The IBJJF Kids Grand Slam. Then ADCC. The story of Bailey Heinsohn's 2026 season.

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  • IBJJF Pan Kids

    Four Years. Four Championships.

    Bailey Heinsohn won the IBJJF Pan Kids Championship four consecutive years, from her first appearance in 2023 through completing the 2026 IBJJF Kids Grand Slam.

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  • ADCC Youth Worlds

    Two Championships in Austin

    Bailey won the Girls 11–12 40 kg world championship and the inaugural Girls 11–12 Absolute championship at the 2026 ADCC Youth World Championships.

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  • 2026 Pan Kids

    The Orange Belt Debut

    Bailey's first orange-belt competition ended with the 2026 Pan Kids championship and completed her IBJJF Kids Grand Slam.

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Bailey Heinsohn is a youth Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and wrestling athlete from Southern California. She trains at Art of Jiu Jitsu (AOJ), and her guiding philosophy is “Choose the Harder Path.”

Introduction

The athlete behind the results

Character and development before the résumé.

Bailey’s athletic life centers on Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, submission grappling and wrestling. Competition is part of her development, but the results are not the whole story. Her approach is guided by “Choose the Harder Path” — choosing meaningful challenges that create opportunities to learn, adapt and improve.

Chapter Three

Choosing the Harder Path

The guiding principle.

“Choose the Harder Path” is Bailey’s guiding philosophy. It means choosing meaningful difficulty when that challenge offers greater learning, development or purpose — rather than choosing an easier path simply to protect an outcome.

Chapter Four

Art of Jiu Jitsu

Her current training home.

Bailey trains at Art of Jiu Jitsu (AOJ) in Costa Mesa, California. Additional verified details about her training history and development will be added progressively.