Beginner martial arts classes in Colorado Springs, United States
Browse 7 martial arts gyms in Colorado Springs. Compare styles, prices, free trials, kids and beginner classes. Open a gym for its timetable and contact details.
Colorado Springs Brazilian Jiu Jitsu
A Brazilian jiu-jitsu academy on North Nevada Avenue affiliated with Rigan Machado and coached by Bill Hosken. It runs gi and no-gi BJJ for adults and kids, a Saturday women-only BJJ class, and teen and adult Muay Thai kickboxing classes.
Prime Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu
A Carlson Gracie Team Brazilian jiu-jitsu academy on Kelly Johnson Boulevard in the Briargate area. It runs gi and no-gi adult classes, fundamentals classes, kids and teens classes and two women-only classes a week.
Cies MMA
A mixed martial arts academy in Montebello Square run by a former UFC fighter, with a caged mat area, boxing area and weight room. It teaches adult gi BJJ, no-gi grappling, boxing and a kickboxing program that alternates Muay Thai and Dutch kickboxing, plus kids BJJ for ages 5 to 12, and has an amateur and professional MMA fight team.
Iron Roots Brazilian Jiu Jitsu
A Brazilian jiu-jitsu gym on East Cache La Poudre Street run by coaches Dan and Erin. Alongside gi and no-gi BJJ it runs Muay Thai, midday MMA classes, women-only BJJ taught by women, and kids classes split into two age groups.
Boxing With Love
A boxing gym inside the Chapel Hills Mall run by Coach Love, a Team USA Boxing alumna and USA Boxing coach. It runs adult, youth (7-14) and women-only boxing classes, an advanced class by test, and optional supervised sparring.
Academy of Life and Leadership Taekwondo
A family taekwondo school in the Chapel Hills Mall run by Grandmaster Barb Kunkel, a 2000 Olympian. Classes are grouped by belt level for kids, teens and adults, with a Little Dragons and Ninjas program for ages 4 to 9 and early-afternoon classes for homeschoolers.
7-Star Phoenix Shao-lin Kung Fu
A traditional Shao-lin kung fu studio on North Prospect Street led by Master Tanisha Martin, which has taught in Colorado Springs for over 30 years (formerly Chinese Shao-lin Center). It runs belt-graded kung fu, tai chi, wooden man training and open practice, with no contracts.