Women-only martial arts classes in Brighton, United Kingdom
Browse 5 martial arts gyms in Brighton. Compare styles, prices, free trials, kids and beginner classes. Open a gym for its timetable and contact details.
Kenshiro Gym
A martial arts gym at Brighton Racecourse on Freshfield Road teaching Muay Thai, K1 kickboxing, boxing, BJJ and no-gi BJJ, MMA and wrestling. The timetable runs from early morning to evening, with beginners’ Muay Thai, women-only Muay Thai fitness and separate kids’ and teens’ BJJ and Muay Thai classes. The gym also has a weights area and a steam sauna.
Brighton & Hove Amateur Boxing Club
A charity boxing club founded in 1946, based inside the King Alfred complex on Hove seafront. It runs fitness and technique sessions for adults, junior and Little Champs classes from age five, female-only sessions with female coaches, and a carded amateur squad that boxes for the club. There are also over-50s, adaptive and Parkinson’s sessions.
Miah Bros MMA Gym
An MMA gym in Portslade founded in 2022 by the brothers Aftab and Ashraf Miah, both professional K1 and MMA fighters. It teaches MMA, Muay Thai, K-1 kickboxing, no-gi BJJ grappling and boxing, with beginners’ Muay Thai, women-only Muay Thai and kids’ and teens’ classes. The gym has two matted areas and an 18ft competition cage.
Kicks Martial Arts Centre
A martial arts club founded in Brighton in 1978, with a full-time dojo on Lewes Road since 1982. It teaches Wado-Ryu karate, kickboxing and K1, and Thai boxing, with junior classes, women-only kickboxing sessions led by female instructors and a beginners’ Thai boxing class. Aikido and traditional jiu-jitsu clubs also train there.
Sussex Nam Pai Chuan Kung Fu
A Shaolin Nam Pai Chuan kung fu club teaching blocking, kicking, punching, locks, throws and forms. Adults train on Tuesday evenings at the Brighthelm Centre on North Road and on Thursday evenings at the University of Sussex sports centre dojo, with a Saturday women’s class at the university and a Monday kids’ class in Hove.