Hawaii hosts a vibrant Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu community with 91 gyms across the islands, including highly rated facilities such as Hawaiian Fight Gear HFG (Fitness Showroom) with 473 reviews, Gracie Technics Jiu-Jitsu Academy in Honolulu, and Hawaii Judo Academy. Each gym maintains a perfect 5.0 rating, reflecting strong local engagement and quality instruction within the state's martial arts landscape.
Waipahu, HI
Hawaiian Fight Gear HFG (Fitness Showroom) carries an MMA and No-Gi focus in Waipahu, Hawaii, USA. MMA is a broad combat-sports category, and No-Gi identifies grappling without the traditional gi, so the two labels point to a mixed and jacket-free grappling orientation. A beginner comparing martial-arts descriptions can read this combination as different from a record devoted only to striking, boxing, Muay Thai, or Gi. For a competitor, the same focus signals that both the wider MMA category and the No-Gi grappling category are central to how this Waipahu record is described. The listed price range is $$, presented as the supplied relative price category for Hawaiian Fight Gear HFG (Fitness Showroom). Located in Waipahu, HI, the record is specifically situated in the USA rather than a more general Hawaii-only description.
Honolulu, HI
Gracie Technics Jiu-Jitsu Academy - Honolulu, Hawaii provides martial arts instruction and self-defense education at 1222 Kaumualii St in Honolulu, Hawaii. Representing the Pedro Sauer black belt lineage, the academy teaches traditional Gracie Jiu-Jitsu techniques and athletic conditioning for children, adolescents, and adults across Oahu. Instruction at the academy follows the principles and curriculum of the Pedro Sauer Jiu-Jitsu Association. The coaching staff guides students through fundamental leverage mechanics, defensive positioning, joint submissions, and tactical control, fostering discipline and technical precision across all experience levels. Academy coursework encompasses the Intro to Jiu-Jitsu Program for beginners, the Technics Jiu-Jitsu Advanced Program incorporating gi, no-gi, and fight training, and the Legacy Muay Thai program. Youth instruction is delivered through the Children & Youth Jiu-Jitsu Program, which teaches core jiu-jitsu concepts while improving flexibility, coordination, and motor skills.
Aiea, HI
Hawaii Judo Academy operates at 99-850 Iwaena Street in Aiea, HI 96701. The dojo provides instructional tracks spanning JUDO · WRESTLING · JIU-JITSU for children, teens, and adults. Jiu-Jitsu sessions are conducted upstairs. Youth classes include KIDS JIU-JITSU - NOGI on Monday from 5pm - 6pm UPSTAIRS, alongside KIDS JIU-JITSU - GI on Thursday at 5pm - 6pm UPSTAIRS and Saturday at 9am - 10am UPSTAIRS. For older practitioners, TEENS/ADULTS JIU-JITSU - GI runs Monday and Thursday from 6pm- 7:30pm UPSTAIRS, and TEENS/ADULTS JIU-JITSU - NOGI meets Wednesday from 6pm - 7:30pm UPSTAIRS. The martial arts academy also offers extensive judo and wrestling schedules. Judo training features TINY TOTS I, TINY TOTS II, TINY TOTS III, PARENT/CHILD CLASS, KIDS JUDO BEGINNER, and COMPETITION CLASS. Weekend wrestling options provide BEGINNER (5 - 8 yrs) and INTERMEDIATE (9yrs +) sessions on Saturday and Sunday.
Waipahu, HI
R1PFITNESS is defined by a Boxing and Striking focus in Waipahu, Hawaii, USA. Boxing is a distinct combat-sports discipline, while Striking is a broader label for stand-up offensive techniques, making this pairing different from records focused on Gi, No-Gi, or MMA. For a beginner, the two supplied terms provide a straightforward way to recognize an emphasis on striking-oriented disciplines rather than grappling categories. For a competitor, they identify a record whose listed orientation is tied to boxing and the wider striking label, without extending beyond those stated categories. The supplied price range is $$, retained as a relative price designation for R1PFITNESS. Situated in Waipahu, HI, this martial-arts record has an exact Hawaii city, state, and USA location.
Aiea, HI
DVG JIU JITSU stands out through its Gi and No-Gi focus in Aiea, Hawaii, USA. Gi and No-Gi distinguish grappling practiced with the traditional gi from grappling without it, giving the record two closely related but clearly contrasting discipline labels. A beginner can use that pairing to understand that the listed focus spans both jacket-based and jacket-free grappling contexts. A competitor comparing options can recognize DVG JIU JITSU as categorized around Gi and No-Gi rather than MMA, boxing, striking, or Muay Thai. Its price range is listed as $$, a relative category that does not specify a monetary amount. The Aiea, HI location provides an exact local setting within Hawaii and the USA for this Gi and No-Gi martial-arts record, while keeping the emphasis on the disciplines supplied.
Honolulu, HI
The Mango Tree Fitness and Martial Arts is listed with MMA and No-Gi as its focus in Honolulu, Hawaii, USA. Mixed martial arts provides a broad combat-sports category, while No-Gi identifies grappling without the traditional gi, producing a specific combination of labels for this Honolulu record. For beginners, MMA can signal a wider mixed-combat context and No-Gi can clarify the jacket-free grappling side of that context. Competitors comparing descriptions can use the pairing to distinguish this record from those categorized around Gi, boxing, striking, or Muay Thai. The Mango Tree Fitness and Martial Arts has a supplied $$ price range, which remains a relative category rather than a monetary claim. Its exact location is Honolulu, HI, placing the martial-arts record in Hawaii, USA, with the listed MMA and No-Gi focus.
Haiku, HI
Haiku Muay Thai & Boxing brings together Muay Thai, Striking, and Boxing in Haiku, Hawaii, USA. Muay Thai and Boxing are combat-sports disciplines, while Striking is the broader label that connects stand-up offensive approaches across those categories. For a beginner, this three-part focus clearly separates the record from entries categorized around Gi, No-Gi, or MMA and points toward striking-oriented martial arts. For a competitor, the labels provide a concise distinction between the specific Muay Thai and Boxing categories and the wider Striking category. The name itself matches the supplied emphasis on Muay Thai and Boxing without adding claims about any particular format or activity. Located in Haiku, HI, this USA martial-arts record is defined by its exact three-discipline mix and its specific Hawaii setting.
Wahiawa, HI
Central Oahu Jiu-Jitsu Academy is a martial arts school situated at 401 North Cane Street, Suite A3, in Wahiawa, Hawaii. The academy is owned and operated by instructors Ryan Kauanui and Noel Kauanui, who both hold black belts under Ryron and Rener Gracie. In 2015, the facility became an official Certified Gracie Jiu-Jitsu Training Center authorized to teach curricula developed by Gracie University Headquarters. Instruction prioritizes street self-defense fundamentals before advancing to sport techniques, maintaining cooperative beginner training without competitive sparring for the first eight to twelve months. Class offerings are divided into structured programs, including Gracie Bullyproof for children ages 3 to 14, Women Empowered self-defense, Gracie Combatives for foundational adult training, and Master Cycle for advanced practitioners. Enrolled students receive complimentary access to Gracie University Online video lessons and satellite training privileges at Certified Gracie Jiu-Jitsu Training Centers worldwide. The academy also offers a ten-day trial for newcomers.
Honolulu, HI
MMA and No-Gi are the defining training-focus labels for Gracie Allegiance Honolulu in Honolulu, Hawaii, USA. MMA represents a broad mixed martial-arts category, while No-Gi identifies grappling without the traditional gi, creating a record centered on a blend of combat-sport contexts rather than a single uniform-based category. A beginner can use those labels to distinguish a mixed martial-arts focus from No-Gi grappling, and a competitor can recognize that the two categories point toward different but complementary competitive contexts. Gracie Allegiance Honolulu is located in Honolulu and carries the supplied $$ price range, keeping the description grounded in its listed Hawaiian location and its specific MMA and No-Gi categorization without extending beyond the stated record.
Lahaina, HI
MMA and No-Gi set the martial-arts profile for Aloha Roll Academy in Lahaina, Hawaii, USA. MMA is a broad mixed martial-arts designation, and No-Gi refers to grappling without the traditional gi, so the supplied focus spans mixed combat-sport context and a non-gi grappling category. For a beginner, these labels provide a simple way to compare mixed martial arts with a grappling emphasis that does not rely on the gi; for a competitor, they signal categories commonly considered separately when weighing training directions. Aloha Roll Academy is identified with Lahaina and has the supplied $$ price range, making its location and MMA plus No-Gi focus the central facts of this Hawaiian martial-arts record rather than any unstated offerings or operations.
Kaneohe, HI
K-Team Martial Arts - Kaneohe delivers Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, wrestling, and judo instruction at 46-012 Alaloa Street 3rd Warehouse Unit in Kaneohe, Hawaii, located across the street from Windward Mall. Operating since 2002, the academy serves martial arts practitioners from Kaneohe and Kahaluu. The academy is owned and directed by Professor Joseph Kimo Kreis, a sixth-degree black belt under Relson Gracie with over 30 years of Gracie Jiu-Jitsu teaching experience. Kreis holds a second-degree black belt registered with the IBJJF and USBJJF alongside certification as a USA Wrestling coach. Ground instruction is supported by black belts Kyle Nitahara, Moku Kaaloa, and Kupe Rosser. Training programs include adult Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Keiki Bullyproof, and age-specific youth cohorts spanning Pre-School for ages 4 to 5, Little Kids for ages 5 to 8, Big Kids for ages 9 to 12, and teen classes. Mat instruction emphasizes positional control, takedowns, and joint submissions. Prospective practitioners can schedule an introductory trial.
Honolulu, HI
Känsept Academy operates at 904 Kohou St Suite 201, Honolulu, HI 96817, located down the street from the Kapalama Shopping Center off the H-1 highway. Prospective practitioners can begin their training by signing up for a Free Orientation Class. The academy is directed by Jeremiah San Nicolas, who serves as Owner & Head Instructor. San Nicolas received his black belt on November 19, 2019 from Chris Gutierrez at Conde Koma BJJ in Long Beach, CA, and works actively as a Certified Personal Trainer. Training pathways are designed to accommodate practitioners through group instruction and private lessons. Core Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu programs feature Beginner BJJ, Fundamentals BJJ, and Mixed BJJ, alongside a dedicated Competition Class (Teens & Adults). Classes include training in the traditional Gi or in No-Gi sessions across both weekdays and weekends. Membership options provide a 10% military/first responder membership discount and a family package with 10-15% off.
