Boise hosts a diverse Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu community with 21 gyms offering a range of training options. Among them, Ignited Fitness Kickboxing, Bujinkan: Living-Warrior Dojo, and Brave Brazilian Jiu-jitsu stand out, each boasting perfect 5.0 ratings from dozens of reviews. This variety provides practitioners access to highly regarded facilities across the city.
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Boise, ID
Boxing and Striking provide the stated martial-arts focus for Ignited Fitness Kickboxing in Boise, Idaho, USA. Boxing names a specific striking discipline, while Striking supplies the broader category, so together they offer a broad reference point for beginners and competitors considering stand-up martial arts. These categories support an emphasis on boxing and striking without proving any particular techniques, format, personnel, results, or other operational detail. Ignited Fitness Kickboxing carries a $$ price range, which remains the supplied relative category rather than a statement about monetary cost. Its Boise, Idaho location and boxing-and-striking classification are the factual details that define this record, with no additional claims about its operation or setting.
Boise, ID
Bujinkan: Living-Warrior Dojo is situated at 1921 N Wildwood St in Boise, Idaho. The dojo is dedicated to the traditional Japanese martial arts of the Bujinkan, teaching historical Ninjutsu and classical samurai battlefield disciplines to adults, teenagers, and children across the Boise area. The dojo head instructor is Shane Sensei, a Shihan in the Bujinkan and licensed member of the Shidoshi-Kai. Shane began his martial arts training in 1990 in karate before committing to the Bujinkan in 1998. He travels regularly to Japan to train directly under Grandmaster Masaaki Hatsumi and senior master instructors Nagato Daishihan and Noguchi Daishihan. Assistant instruction is provided by Gabriel Sensei, who holds a Shodan rank. Curriculum encompasses unarmed self-defense, bone-breaking and joint locking methods, rolling and falling mechanics, and traditional Japanese weaponry. Training emphasizes non-sport combat strategy, situational awareness, and historical combat movement. New students can contact the Boise dojo to schedule an introductory visit or join scheduled classes.
Boise, ID
Brave Brazilian Jiu-jitsu operates at 8707 W. State Street, Boise, ID 83714. The academy was established by Founder Collin Davey alongside co-founder Brittney Davey, who have been married since 1998. The facility provides group classes and private lessons for students. Collin Davey began his Brazilian Jiu-jitsu instruction under Flavio Meier in 2010. In the following years, he trained under competitors including Diego Ramalho and Estevan Martinez. In 2021, he received his black belt from Lucas Rocha, founder of Logic BJJ. His lineage traces through Mitsuyo Maeda, Carlos Gracie, Helio Gracie, Carlos Gracie Junior, and Lucas Rocha. Instructional offerings include Kids Programs with dedicated Kids Classes, Kids 3-5, and an Adults Program. Students can also attend Summer Camp or participate in classes for women held each Tuesday, with a free intro class available for new students.
Boise, ID
Muay Thai and Striking give El Rey Muay Thai a clear stand-up martial-arts focus in Boise, Idaho, USA. Muay Thai is one supplied discipline label, while Striking broadens the record's stated categorization within stand-up martial arts. For a beginner or competitor comparing broad directions, this pairing identifies a focus on Muay Thai and striking rather than a grappling category. El Rey Muay Thai is listed in the $$ price range, which places its supplied relative price category beside its Boise location and its two focus labels. The name itself explicitly includes Muay Thai, reinforcing the discipline identity already present in the record. Altogether, the name, Boise setting, Muay Thai and Striking categories, and $$ symbol form a specific description based entirely on the supplied facts.
Boise, ID
Spectre Jiu Jitsu operates at 201 N. Maple Grove Rd., Boise, ID 83704. The academy is a Gustavo Rodrigues affiliate founded in Boise, Idaho in 2019 by Derek Newton, Jake Durbin, and Thomas Erickson. Professor Gustavo Rodrigues is a 4th degree black belt in jiu jitsu based in Salt Lake City, who began his study at Integração Jiu Jitsu in Santos, Brazil in 1995 with Master Elcio Figueiredo. Instruction at the Boise school includes four primary black belt instructors: Derek Newton, John Laird, Jake Durbin, and Johnny Kowalski. Derek Newton is a 2nd degree black belt and head instructor. Classes are organized by selecting a principle or position as focus for instruction for about a month at a time, with mats cleaned and sanitized after every session.
Boise, ID
Gi and No-Gi sit side by side in the listed focus for Self Reliant Jiu Jitsu of Boise, Idaho, USA. Gi identifies grappling associated with the traditional uniform, while No-Gi identifies grappling without that uniform, creating two plainly named formats within the record. This pairing gives a beginner or competitor a broad way to recognize the contrast between gi-based and non-gi grappling contexts without implying any particular instruction, format, or approach beyond the supplied labels. Self Reliant Jiu Jitsu is listed in Boise, Idaho, USA, with a $$ price range that states its supplied relative category. For comparisons centered on discipline mix, the record is distinguished by including both Gi and No-Gi rather than listing only one of those two grappling labels.
Boise, ID
Located in Boise, Idaho, USA, Boise Studio of Self Defense is listed under the broad Martial Arts classification. The name presents a self-defense-oriented point of reference while the supplied record situates it specifically in Boise. Martial Arts is an umbrella category that can encompass many combat traditions, systems, and cultural approaches, so the classification serves as a general organizational label here. This listing keeps Boise Studio of Self Defense associated with its exact supplied name, city, state, country, and Martial Arts focus for readers seeking geographically organized references. Its concise record provides a clear identification of Boise Studio of Self Defense within Boise, ID, USA, without extending the entry beyond the supplied details.
Boise, ID
Gracie Barra South Boise Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and Self-Defense operates at 8958 W Ardene St in Boise, Idaho. Opened in November 2021, the academy provides Brazilian jiu-jitsu and personal protection education as part of the worldwide Gracie Barra martial arts network. The instructional team is headed by Professor Jason Kremer, an active duty member of the Idaho Army National Guard who began training Brazilian jiu-jitsu in 2005 and received a black belt from Professor John Kiburis. Professor Kremer is also a formally trained and certified U.S. Army Combatives instructor. The coaching staff includes brown belt coach Eric Paz, a former deputy with the Ventura County Sheriff's Office who serves as program director. Coaches guide students through positional control, escapes, and submission holds. The Boise academy organizes classes into age-appropriate and skill-based tracks. Curriculum offerings include Jiu Jitsu All Classes, Jiu Jitsu for Kids, and Self Defense for Women, with structured sessions for children, teens, and adults building fitness, confidence, and practical self-defense proficiency.
Boise, ID
MMA and No-Gi form the stated discipline mix for Boise Combat Sports in Boise, Idaho, USA. MMA is the broad mixed martial-arts category in the record, and No-Gi identifies grappling without the traditional gi uniform, pairing an overall combat label with a non-gi grappling format. At a broad level, that mix helps a beginner or competitor distinguish between the wider scope signaled by MMA and the specific clothing-free grappling context signaled by No-Gi. Boise Combat Sports is located in Boise, Idaho, USA, and its $$ price range is the supplied relative price category. The listing therefore centers on its exact MMA and No-Gi focus in Boise, without added claims about competition achievements, amenities, affiliation, instruction, or operational details not present in the supplied record.
Boise, ID
Driven Jiujitsu centers its listed training focus on both Gi and No-Gi in Boise, Idaho, USA. The Gi designation identifies Brazilian jiu-jitsu practiced with the traditional uniform, while No-Gi denotes the same grappling-oriented discipline without that garment. Together, these two labels describe a record that spans the sport’s principal apparel formats, giving the gym a clearly defined dual-focus identity. For someone comparing martial-arts options, the listing makes the Gi and No-Gi distinction the central point of reference rather than presenting only one format. Competitors and beginners can use those labels to understand the broad rules-and-attire contexts associated with the record. Driven Jiujitsu is listed in the $$ price range, a supplied relative category that sits alongside its Boise location and Gi/No-Gi focus.
Boise, ID
Gracie Barra Southeast Boise Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and Self Defense is located at 2475 South Apple Street #104, Boise, Idaho, 83706. The facility operates as part of the worldwide Gracie Barra network, offering training programs to local community members. Students have access to CPR-trained personnel on duty during class hours. The gym operates under Head Professor Scott Carr, a fourth-degree black belt promoted under Carlos Gracie Jr. Professor Carr has practiced Brazilian Jiu Jitsu for more than 25 years. His competition achievements include medals at the Pan American, No Gi Worlds, American Nationals, and North American tournaments. His martial arts background also incorporates professional fighter MMA camps, Judo classes, and wrestling with Coach Jacob Harman. Curriculum options include Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu classes for kids and teens along with adult training groups and practical self-defense classes. Prospective practitioners can begin their martial arts training by scheduling a free class with no contracts or obligations required.
Boise, ID
Judo is the sole martial-arts focus named for Enso Judo Boise in Boise, Idaho, USA. This discipline is broadly associated with throws, balance, grips, control, and grappling under judo rules, giving the record a distinct identity from stand-up striking or mixed-combat categories. With no additional discipline labels supplied, Judo remains the clear organizing theme for this Boise martial-arts record. A beginner comparing options can understand judo as a discipline centered conceptually on using position, movement, and leverage in close contact rather than on boxing or Muay Thai exchanges. For a competitor, the same label identifies a specific sport category with its own rules and methods, while Enso Judo Boise remains defined here by Judo and its Boise, Idaho location.
Boise, ID
White Lion Kajukenbo appears as a Martial Arts listing associated with Boise, Idaho, USA, combining a distinctive name with a clear geographic reference. Martial Arts is a broad umbrella classification that can encompass varied combat disciplines, cultural traditions, and approaches to physical practice. Here, the supplied classification functions as the common category for White Lion Kajukenbo without assigning any particular discipline to the name. Boise supplies the city context, while Idaho and the USA complete the stated location for this record. The entry offers a concise identification point for readers seeking a Martial Arts reference connected to White Lion Kajukenbo in Boise, with its name, category, and supplied geography presented together in a straightforward form.
Boise, ID
Judo gives Mushin Judo in Boise, Idaho, USA its singular martial-arts identity. The discipline is broadly associated with throws, balance, grips, control, and grappling under judo rules, making it meaningfully different from records labeled Boxing, Striking, MMA, or No-Gi. Because Judo is the only supplied discipline, it remains the central lens for understanding this Boise record. A beginner can interpret that category as a close-contact martial-art direction focused conceptually on leverage, positioning, and movement rather than punch-and-kick exchanges. For competitors, the Judo label identifies a distinct sport framework and ruleset, while Mushin Judo is described here only through that supplied focus and its Boise, Idaho location without adding unsupplied details.
Boise, ID
Located in Boise, Idaho, USA, Functional Idaho Strength & Mobility for Longevity is listed under the broad Martial Arts classification. Its name brings together functional strength, mobility, and longevity as the identifying terms for this Boise record. Martial Arts is an umbrella category that can encompass many combat disciplines, movement traditions, and cultural practices, without assigning any particular discipline to this named listing. The supplied location places Functional Idaho Strength & Mobility for Longevity in Boise, within the state of Idaho, and identifies the United States as its country. As a directory listing, it presents the exact name, Boise geography, and Martial Arts focus in a concise form for readers seeking an accurately labeled local record.
Boise, ID
The PIT Idaho is located at 10 S Cole Rd. Boise ID 93709. Established as a mixed martial arts training facility, the academy was founded in 2017. The facility is operated by Owner/Head Coach Cruz Gomez, who began training martial arts in 1998. He holds a 5th Degree Black Belt in Hawaiian Kempo under John Hackleman and Chuck Liddell, alongside a 1st Degree Black Belt in BJJ under Luigi Mondelli of Kore Jiu-Jitsu and American Top Team. The coaching staff includes Owner/Coach Sophie Gomez, a 2nd Degree Black Belt in Hawaiian Kempo and brown belt in BJJ, and Coach Josh Meachum, a black belt in BJJ under Cruz Gomez. Martial arts disciplines taught at the school include Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, No Gi Jiu Jitsu, Hawaiian Kempo, and Basic Kickboxing & Conditioning. New students can register online to book a free trial class to experience the gym.
Boise, ID
Alliance Jiu Jitsu Boise provides Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu instruction at 880 South Vista Avenue in Boise, Idaho. The academy is an affiliate of the global Alliance Jiu-Jitsu team, co-founded by Master Alexandre Gigi Paiva, a seventh-degree coral belt, which has earned sixteen world team championships and expanded to more than 340 branches across the globe. The Boise curriculum emphasizes the self-defense fundamentals and leverage principles of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, instructing students in positional control, escapes, and submissions to neutralize larger opponents safely. Classes operate Monday through Friday from 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM, with Saturday sessions running from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM. New students of all experience levels can register for a complimentary trial class to tour the academy and step onto the mats.
Boise, ID
Egley Train Boise Jiu Jitsu - HQ operates at 1462 S Entertainment Ave in Boise, Idaho. The family-owned academy delivers American Jiu-Jitsu instruction, Muay Thai kickboxing classes, and martial arts conditioning for youth and adult practitioners throughout Boise and surrounding communities. Instruction at the school is directed by owner Coach Michael Egley alongside an instructional staff that includes Coach Doug, Coach Colton, Coach Mike, and youth coaches Coach Emily and Coach Peyton. The coaching staff guides classes through systematic takedown mechanics, positional control on the ground, joint locks, and defensive escapes. Coaches emphasize patient step-by-step instruction, personal discipline, and partner safety in a sanitized mat environment. Training tracks span multiple disciplines and developmental age brackets. Program offerings include Adult and Women's American Jiu-Jitsu, Lil' Kids American Jiu-Jitsu, Kids and Teen American Jiu-Jitsu with dedicated classes for teens ages 13 to 16, Muay Thai, and Meditative Arts incorporating Tai Chi and breathwork. New students can register for a complimentary private introductory lesson.
Boise, ID
Wrestling is the sole listed training focus for Suples Wrestling in Boise, Idaho. That singular discipline gives the record a direct wrestling identity, without adding separate Gi, No-Gi, Boxing, Striking, Muay Thai, or MMA categories. For a beginner or competitor, Wrestling denotes a grappling-oriented combat-sport category and provides a straightforward way to distinguish this record from listings with mixed discipline labels. Suples Wrestling is located in Boise, USA, and its name reinforces the same Wrestling focus supplied for the record. The available details keep the emphasis narrow and specific: Wrestling in Boise. Anyone comparing martial-arts records by discipline can identify Suples Wrestling through that exact single-focus category and its Boise, Idaho location.
Boise, ID
Boxing and Striking give Vista Pal Boxing Gym in Boise, Idaho, USA a clearly stand-up martial-arts identity. Boxing centers broadly on punches and movement within a striking ruleset, and the additional Striking label reinforces that category without shifting the record toward grappling disciplines. This discipline mix helps distinguish the gym from entries identified by MMA, No-Gi, or Judo, each of which points toward a different combat-sport emphasis. For a beginner, boxing and striking describe a direct route into the broad concepts of range, timing, defense, and punching exchanges. The $$ price range is listed with Vista Pal Boxing Gym, placing that relative category alongside its Boise location and its Boxing and Striking focus without adding claims beyond the supplied record.
Boise, ID
SBG Idaho delivers martial arts education and combat athletics instruction at 1522 W River St in Boise, Idaho. Operating as an official affiliate of the global Straight Blast Gym organization, the training center provides structured martial arts training for youth and adult practitioners across the Boise metropolitan area. The coaching roster features jiu-jitsu coach and competition team captain Chuck Page, an SBG black belt, alongside wrestling and grappling coach Andrew Cruz, a veteran who wrestled for American Falls High School, brown belt instructor Stephen, and brown belt coach Sarah Keys. The instructional staff emphasizes safe, incremental skill development, high-percentage technical fundamentals, and functional conditioning. Instructional pathways encompass the Foundations Program for beginners, the Combat Athlete Program spanning Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and Boxing and Muay Thai, competition team training, and the Growing Gorillas youth program featuring Micro Monkeys for ages 3 to 4 and Spider Monkeys for ages 5 to 6.
Boise, ID
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