Martial arts classes in Fresno, United States
Browse 11 martial arts gyms in Fresno. Compare styles, prices, free trials, kids and beginner classes. Open a gym for its timetable and contact details.
Dethrone MMA Fresno
An owner-run combat sports gym on West Shaw Avenue with a second gym on North Clovis Avenue. The Fresno gym runs gi and no-gi jiu-jitsu, Muay Thai and kickboxing, boxing, a Thursday judo class and a women’s jiu-jitsu class, plus kids classes for ages 4 to 14. Its wrestling club is for kids and youth wrestlers.
Royce Gracie Academy Fresno
A Royce Gracie-certified jiu-jitsu academy on East Nees Avenue teaching the Royce360 self-defense curriculum in the gi. Adult classes are for ages 14 and up, with separate kids (8 to 13) and Pee Wee (3 to 7) classes.
Rivalry Jiu Jitsu
A Brazilian jiu-jitsu academy on East Barstow Avenue led by black belt Victor Hugo Cervantes and affiliated with Team Rocha International. It teaches gi and no-gi jiu-jitsu six days a week, including technique and fundamentals classes.
Ultimate Martial Arts
A jiu-jitsu and martial arts academy on North First Street, open since 2008. Adults (16 and up) can train Brazilian jiu-jitsu and a pad-and-bag kickboxing class; children have Lil Ninjas, kids jiu-jitsu and teen MMA classes.
Elite Team Fresno Brazilian Jiu Jitsu
A Brazilian jiu-jitsu school on West Shaw Avenue led by head coach Marty Robles, a black belt under Tom Knox. It runs adult gi and no-gi classes, beginner fundamentals, kids BJJ and advanced competition rounds.
Aleman Boxing Fresno
A non-profit boxing gym on East Belmont Avenue run by owner Frank Aleman, a USA Boxing Gold Level coach. Adults can train any time the gym is open, and there are kids groups from age 4 and an amateur competition team.
Fresno Judo Club
A volunteer-run, non-profit judo club that has taught in the Fresno area for over 50 years, now at a dojo on West Dakota Avenue in Clovis. It runs kids (6 to 12), teen and adult (12+), intermediate and advanced classes, plus Saturday conditioning.
Japan Ways Traditional Shotokan Karate
A traditional Shotokan karate dojo on North First Street, opened in 2008 by senior black belts and affiliated with the Shotokan Karate-Do International Federation. Classes run six days a week, families can train together, and there are beginner and young kids classes.
Willis Kajukenbo
A Kajukenbo school on North Helm Avenue, the hybrid art that combines karate, judo and jujitsu, Chinese kenpo and Shaolin kung fu boxing. Weekday classes include an all-ages class that adults can join, a Friday open class, and Ninja classes for ages 3.5 to 5.
Dungeon MMA (KajTime)
A small mixed martial arts studio on North Blackstone Avenue run by instructor Arthur Peraza. It holds adult MMA classes on Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings and Kajukenbo on Tuesday and Thursday evenings, with matching kids classes.
Tai Chi Center of Fresno
A volunteer-led, non-profit tai chi school teaching the Cheng Man-ching 37-posture Yang style, a tradition it has taught in Fresno for more than fifty years. New beginners start in six-month courses in January and July, then move on to refinement classes.