Kids martial arts classes in Luton, United Kingdom
Browse 11 martial arts gyms in Luton. Compare styles, prices, free trials, kids and beginner classes. Open a gym for its timetable and contact details.
Ultimate Athlete MMA
A full-time mixed martial arts gym on Inkerman Street with a large open mat area. Adults can train MMA, Muay Thai, Brazilian jiu-jitsu in and out of the gi, freestyle wrestling and men’s boxing, with a beginners’ Muay Thai class on Thursdays. There are ladies-only Muay Thai sessions and separate kids’ and juniors’ classes from age 4.
Storm Gym
A martial arts and fitness gym on New Bedford Road with a ring, cage and matted floor. It teaches K1 kickboxing and Muay Thai, Brazilian jiu-jitsu, MMA and traditional boxing, and runs a weekly ladies-only class. Kids (4–11) and juniors (12–17) have their own classes, and the building also has a fitness gym.
Warrior Fight Club
A Muay Thai, K-1 kickboxing and boxing gym in an industrial unit on Selbourne Road, with a ring and a fight team. Adult Muay Thai and kickboxing classes run every evening, with boxing for juniors and adults three times a week. There is a women-only kickboxing class on Saturday mornings and kids’ classes from age 6.
Legends MMA & Fitness Centre
An MMA and fitness gym on the Britannia Estate, opened in 2022, teaching boxing, Muay Thai, Brazilian jiu-jitsu, wrestling and MMA alongside a weights gym. It has women-only classes led by a female coach and separate kids’ and teenagers’ memberships.
Amir Subasic's StormGymUK
A K1 kickboxing and Muay Thai club run by coach Amir Subasic since 1999, training in St Peter’s Church Hall on Harefield Road. Juniors and adults train together in all-levels classes on five days a week, and kids aged 5 to 11 have their own sessions on Tuesdays and Saturdays.
JKS Luton Karate
A Shotokan karate club affiliated to the Japan Karate Shotorenmei, training at Inspire: Luton Sports Village on Monday and Wednesday evenings and at Queen Elizabeth School on Fridays. Classes are split by grade, from beginners to advanced, and children and adults can train in the same classes.
Luton Higashi Karate Kai
A Wado Ryu karate club that has trained in Luton for about 25 years, using the sports hall at Lealands High School. Classes for ages 9 and over, including adults, run on Thursday evenings and Sunday afternoons, and its Power Dragons course teaches children aged 4 to 8.
Zanshin Karate Academy
A practical karate club led by Brian Bates, a fifth-degree black belt with a Shotokan background, affiliated to the British Combat Karate Association. Adult karate runs on Monday and Thursday evenings at Dunstable Community Halls, and the academy also has a junior section.
UKTI Martial Arts (Stopsley)
A branch of UKTI, a non-profit ITF taekwon-do organisation founded in 1992 that runs classes across Luton and Bedfordshire. The Stopsley class at St Francis Church Hall has an adult beginners’ session, a 10–17 beginners’ class and a Little Kubz class for ages 4 to 9; other UKTI classes in Luton meet at Venue 360, Bushmead, Parklea and The Meads.
Luton IWKA Martial Arts
A Wing Tjun kung fu school, part of the International Wing Tjun Kung Fu Association, teaching at Lyons Community Centre in Caddington on Tuesday evenings. An adult taiji and meditation class comes before the adult Wing Tjun class, which is open to ages 13 and over, and there are earlier kids’ classes for ages 4 to 12.
Krav Maga Combat Academy
A civilian Krav Maga self-defence club established in 2016 with classes across Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire. Its Luton adult class (over-15s) meets in the evening at Lealands High School, and Krav Cadets for ages 6 to 14 train on Saturday mornings at Inspire: Luton Sports Village.