Mixing striking and grappling, MMA (mixed martial arts) has been one of the fastest growing sports of recent years. Using elements of Boxing, Muaythai, BJJ and Wrestling you will learn to become a complete fighter.

The national sport of Thailand also known as the science of eight limbs, Muaythai utilizes punches, kicks, knees and elbows along with clinching to be one of the most complete striking arts.

Brazillian Jiu-jitsu is a grappling art with roots in Japan and adapted in Brazil. With classes in two forms, Gi (kimono) and No-Gi (shorts/t-shirt) learn to take down and submit your opponent with locks and chokes.

The sweet science, boxing uses fast, powerful punching techniques with footwork and head movement.

The oldest of grappiling arts, wrestling uses clinch fighting, powerful throws and takedowns and pins to dominate the opponent.