Kids martial arts classes in Richmond, United States
Browse 7 martial arts gyms in Richmond. Compare styles, prices, free trials, kids and beginner classes. Open a gym for its timetable and contact details.
Upstream BJJ
A Brazilian jiu-jitsu academy on Chamberlayne Road, just north of the city line. Adults start in an Intro to BJJ class before moving to the all-levels classes, and there are kids’ classes from age five, a weekly Marathon Roll sparring session and a free open mat.
Revolution BJJ
A grappling and striking academy on Staples Mill Road with more than 30 classes a week. The timetable runs Brazilian jiu-jitsu at numbered levels, Muay Thai, judo and wrestling, plus kids’ BJJ and a Sunday open mat; newcomers start with a six- or eight-week intro program.
MMA Institute
A mixed martial arts gym on Jahnke Road, opened in 2007 by Rick McCoy, with two training areas. Membership covers unlimited MMA, Muay Thai kickboxing, boxing, Brazilian jiu-jitsu and no-gi grappling classes; the adult program is for ages 15 and up and the kids’ program starts at age 7.
Vintage Boxing Gym
A boxing gym on North Arthur Ashe Boulevard in Scott’s Addition, founded and coached by Eric Ash. Adult boxing classes run in three levels, with sparring only at level three, alongside full-body workout classes and youth boxing for ages 8 to 16.
River City Kung Fu
A wing chun (VT) kung fu school on Hull Street in Manchester. It runs an adult program for ages 13 and up and a kids’ program for ages 5 to 12.
Richmond Moy Yat Kung Fu Academy
A Ving Tsun (wing chun) kung fu school on East Main Street downtown, founded in 1986 and directed by Grandmaster Anthony Moy Tung. Beginner men and women train in separate classes, and there are age-group classes for kids and teens.
Academy of Kung Fu
A Moy Yat Ving Tsun (wing chun) kung fu school on West Broad Street in the West End, led by Sifu Barry O’Brien. Adults train at lunchtime and in the evening three days a week plus Saturday morning, and children’s classes run in fall and spring semesters.