We offer classes seven days a week in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Judo, Muay Thai kick boxing, submission wrestling and boxing. Besides our style specific classes, Coach Sina and staff also teach MMA classes with the goal of producing dynamic, well-rounded fighters capable of performing in any situation. See below for a description of our classes or check the special offers page to learn about new student programs and discounts.
MMA
Mixed martial arts first became popular in the United States in 1993. The UFC, Pride Fighting Championships and King of the Cage were among the first MMA event organizers. MMA training includes stand up striking, takedowns, ground fighting and submissions and is the most dynamic combination for all fighting situations.
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Brazilian Jiu Jitsu
In 1915, Esai Maeda Koma (a Jigoro Kano Judo student) brought Judo from Japan to Brazil. Maeda trained Carlos Gracie. Carlos altered and adapted Judo to fit his family’s genectic strengths and weaknesses, thus Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu was born. First adopted by the US Army Rangers, Brazilian Jiu-jitsu is now the preferred fighting style for all branches of the US Armed Forces. The most efficient ground fighting and grappling art available today, BJJ was developed to counteract differences in size and strength and is beneficial in all situations for self defense.
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Judo
Judo was developed in 1882 in Japan by Jigoro Kano. Judo was the foundation that Japanese Jiu-jitsu was developed from. In 1910, Judo was recognized as an Olympic sport and participated in the 5th Olympiad in Stockholm, Sweden. During WWII, Judo was taught as a combat skill to Allied special forces. Judo focuses on explosive takedowns and throws and is very effective at training balance, coordination and the ability to adapt.
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Muay Thai Boxing
From 1238-1377 Muay Thai was the highly esteemed martial art for nobility in Thailand. It was developed and used as a weaponless self-defense system in combat situations, mandatory for the King’s elite guards. In 1920, Bangkok, Muay Thai Boxing became an organized sport and is now the national sport of Thailand, practiced round the world. Muay Thai focuses on stand up striking – training punches, elbows, knees and kicks. It is also beneficial for increasing hand and foot speed, building endurance, and increasing explosiveness.
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Submission Wrestling
Submission Wrestling (Grappling) is essentially no-gi Jiu-Jitsu. Submission techniques are taught in stand up and ground fighting situations. Submission wrestling is necessary for all fighting martial arts and self-defense situations, as training involves specific and effective joint locks, chokes, and takedowns.
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Kids Classes
Training basic martial arts skills across several disciplines builds a healthy confidence and strength in children and can even be beneficial for self-control, focus and ADD/ADHD. Our kid’s classes teach respect and discipline and are a fun way to learn takedowns, grappling and striking. For ages 6 & up, or based on evaluation.
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