Columbus, IN hosts a compact Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu community supported by two primary gyms. Brown’s Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu stands out with a 4.7-star rating from 26 reviews, reflecting strong local approval. P.A.L Boxing also contributes to the scene, maintaining a solid 4.5-star rating based on 23 reviews, offering additional training options for practitioners in the area.
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Columbus, IN
Brown's Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu is located at 1400 Grand Avenue in Columbus, Indiana. Established in 2016, the academy was founded by owner and head instructor Mike Brown to bring martial arts instruction to the community. Head instructor Mike Brown holds an IBJJF registered black belt earned under Professor Nick Pollaro. The coaching staff includes lead instructor Teancum Clark, who serves as a black belt under Mike Brown and Nick Pollaro. Lead instructor Brooke Isaac acts as a women's instructional specialist holding the rank of purple belt and teaches Tuesday no gi classes. The teaching staff also features instructor Joshua Long and coach Bill Shepard, who both assist with classes holding the rank of purple belt. Training options include an Adults Gi curriculum alongside weekly No Gi classes and a dedicated Women's Only class. The academy also runs a Kids Program designed for children ages 5 and up, where students train together as a team. Tuition is available through an $85 monthly membership provided on a month to month basis with no contracts.
Columbus, IN
Boxing and Striking are the defining disciplines listed for P.A.L Boxing in Columbus, Indiana. Boxing gives the record a direct stand-up combat focus, while the accompanying Striking label places that focus within the broader category of striking-based martial arts. For a beginner, those labels clearly signal an emphasis on stand-up movement and striking rather than a grappling designation; for a competitor, they identify Boxing and Striking as the listed competitive-style categories. P.A.L Boxing is located in Columbus, IN, USA and carries a $$ price range. The two-discipline combination is the strongest supplied distinction here, pairing the specific Boxing label with the broader Striking category in one concise martial-arts record. Its Columbus setting, Indiana location, and $$ designation add the remaining supplied context without changing that central Boxing and Striking identity.
