Martial arts classes in Fort Wayne, United States
Browse 8 martial arts gyms in Fort Wayne. Compare styles, prices, free trials, kids and beginner classes. Open a gym for its timetable and contact details.
The Fight Lab by Lee Bros
A Brazilian jiu-jitsu and Muay Thai gym just north of Glenbrook Mall, with separate mats for striking and jiu-jitsu. Jiu-jitsu is affiliated with Professor Maykon Barradas and Muay Thai follows the BANG Muay Thai system; there is a free women-only jiu-jitsu session every Friday at noon and a kids program for ages 4 to 12.
Sud’n Impact
A family-owned 24-hour gym on West Main Street that also runs martial arts classes. Boxing, kickboxing, jiu-jitsu and wrestling are sold as stand-alone monthly class memberships or as add-ons to the 24-hour gym membership, and a youth program combines taekwondo, jiu-jitsu and kickboxing.
DRVN Boxing & Fitness (Money Driven Boxing Club)
A boxing gym on Tonkel Road in Leo, north-east of Fort Wayne, home of the Money Driven Boxing Club fight team. Boxing classes are led by coaches for all ages and levels, and the gym is open 24/7 for members.
C S Kim Karate
A traditional Tang Soo Do (Korean karate) school on Engleton Drive, certified by the International Tang Soo Do Federation and open in Fort Wayne since 1996. Classes are for children and adults, and new adult students start in a beginners class.
Sabah Saud School of Karate
A long-running karate school led by Sensei Sabah Saud, celebrating its 50th anniversary. It runs Pee-Wee, Juniors and Adult classes through the week.
Coventry Taekwondo
An ATA taekwondo school on Coventry Lane, one of two Fort Wayne ATA schools. It runs classes for children and adults, and new students can start with a five-class introductory course.
Cabeen’s Dupont Taekwondo
An ATA taekwondo school on Coldwater Road in north Fort Wayne, the second of the two Fort Wayne ATA schools. Parents and children can train in the same classes, and there are separate adult classes.
Fort Wayne Dance Collective (Tai Chi)
A nonprofit movement-arts center downtown that runs a weekly tai chi class for teens and adults in its Elliot Studio. Students learn the full 60-movement sequence; the class is suitable for all levels.