Combat Club

About

Mixed martial arts training at Combat Club covers kickboxing, submission grappling (no-gi BJJ), wrestling, and MMA across an 8,000 sq. ft. facility. Coaches here have competed at high levels themselves and break down technique in ways beginners actually understand, while advanced kids get training partners across different styles to push their skills further. Your kid can start regardless of experience level. Classes are structured for all ages and abilities, whether your child is looking to compete, build fitness, or learn real self-defense. Come try a free class to see how the coaching and community feel.

Mixed Martial Arts gym specializing in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu & Kickboxing. W/ @gilbertdurinho @herbertburnsmma @brunaburnsbjj @andresoukmma [IG/FB: combatclub]

Programs (3)

• Kickboxing ($164.99)

  Competition/Tournament
  · Membership RequiredTrial available

  Combat Club offers high-energy kickboxing classes for kids and adults of all levels, from beginners looking to get in shape to those serious about the sport. The instructors have real competition experience and teach actual striking techniques in a huge 8,000 sq. ft. facility that's clean and beginner-friendly, so your kid will feel supported while learning something legit. Classes are part of a membership that costs $164.99 (though I'd call them directly to ask about their schedule and whether they offer trial classes or intro pricing). What sets them apart is that this isn't just a kids' activity — they're a serious MMA gym with an actual cage and professional-level coaches, so if your child gets hooked, they can grow into wrestling, grappling, and full MMA training as they get older.

• Come Try a Free Class

  Trial/Intro
  · Membership RequiredTrial available

  Combat Club is a seriously legit martial arts gym where kids can try kickboxing, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, wrestling, and mixed martial arts in an actual 8,000 square foot facility with real equipment like an MMA cage and a full weight room. They've got experienced coaches on staff (including some impressive names in the MMA world) and they're set up for everyone from total beginners to kids who want to compete, whether that's for fitness, self-defense skills, or just pushing themselves in a supportive environment. You can try a free class to see if it clicks with your kid before committing to a membership, which runs $164.99 — and honestly, the fact that they offer that free trial class means they're confident enough in what they do that they're not worried about people walking in the door. The gym has a reputation for keeping things clean and welcoming to beginners, so your kid won't feel lost or intimidated on day one.

• Submission Grappling and Wrestling ($164.99)

  Competition/Tournament
  · Membership RequiredTrial available

  Combat Club offers submission grappling and wrestling classes where kids learn real grappling techniques in a no-gi format—think takedowns, control, and how to handle yourself on the mat. The program is designed for beginners through more advanced kids who want to build wrestling skills, improve their fitness, or explore martial arts in a hands-on way. Classes run at their spacious 8,000 sq. ft. facility, which feels clean and genuinely beginner-friendly despite being a serious training space. A monthly membership for the submission grappling and wrestling program is $164.99. The gym is coached by experienced martial artists and has everything from mats to a full weight room, so your kid gets real instruction in a legit setup rather than a strip-mall karate studio.