New Orleans hosts 21 Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu gyms, offering a range of training environments across the city. Among these, Alamut Combative Arts and Mid City MMA stand out with perfect 5.0 ratings from over 80 reviews each, reflecting strong community approval. Other notable gyms include NOLA MMA and Boxing In The Park, both maintaining flawless scores with substantial review counts.
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New Orleans, LA
Alamut Combative Arts operates at 5608 Citrus Blvd Suite H in Elmwood, LA 70123. The facility provides martial arts instruction within the New Orleans area. Training is directed by Master Instructor Scott Hughes. The instructional roster also includes Instructor Hazel Hughes and Assistant Instructor Trevor Thomas, who conduct private lessons and group sessions across the weekly schedule. Curriculum elements draw from Filipino martial arts, Muay Thai Kickboxing, and Bruce Lee's Jeet Kune Do. Class programs include Alamut Systems, Filipino "Dirty Boxing" LVL 1, and Integrated Street Combatives, featuring a Saturday 12:30-2:00PM session for members. The academy also offers Private Instruction, Women's Self-Defense Class, Firearms Simulator Training, and Corporate Training Events. New students can schedule an introductory private lesson priced at .
New Orleans, LA
Mid City MMA provides martial arts training at 4910 Banks Street in New Orleans, LA 70119. General administrative support is coordinated by Sarah Smith as Operations Manager. Leadership is directed by Shawn Gayton, who serves as Owner & Head Coach. The coaching staff features instructors across multiple disciplines, including Sheridan Moran, Thanh Le, Kodi Roberts, Brandon Corley, and Vinh Le. Instruction is also supported by Jamie Prescod and Justin Robinson. Class schedules accommodate adult and youth students through GI JIU JITSU, MMA PRACTICE, striking sessions, and WRESTLING OPEN MAT / DRILLING. Youth programming includes KIDS JIU JITSU for ages 5-13. Training times run throughout the week, providing class options across morning, afternoon, and evening hours.
New Orleans, LA
NOLA MMA conducts mixed martial arts training at 401 North Galvez St. in New Orleans, LA 70119. The facility provides combat sports instruction for practitioners across the New Orleans community. Leadership is guided by Ray Lopez, who serves as Head Instructor and co-owner of Nola MMA. The instructional team also features Ryan O’Toole, who serves as Assistant Coach and co-owner. Additional coaching staff members include Anthony Woods, Duke Sensley, and Jaden Forte. Training programs incorporate Muay Thai, Jiu Jitsu, and Wrestling alongside Combat BJJ and scheduled Open Mat from 12pm-2pm! sessions. Enrollment choices include the NOLA MMA+ Membership at .00 every month, alongside visitor options including a .00 single class pass, a .00 day pass, and a .00 week pass.
New Orleans, LA
Boxing and striking are the defining disciplines attached to Boxing In The Park, a New Orleans, LA, USA martial-arts listing with a $$ price-range symbol. Boxing establishes a hands-focused stand-up discipline, while striking is a broader category that situates the record within stand-up martial arts. For a beginner, these labels provide a straightforward conceptual contrast between the specific focus of boxing and the wider idea represented by striking. For a competitor, the two disciplines clearly frame Boxing In The Park around stand-up-oriented martial arts, while its New Orleans location, Louisiana state designation, USA country designation, and $$ category remain the supplied details that distinguish this record from a generic boxing or striking entry.
New Orleans, LA
Set in New Orleans, LA, USA, NOSA DOJO - New Orleans Shotokan Academy appears in this directory record under the broad classification of Martial Arts. The exact name provides the primary identifying detail for distinguishing this record within the supplied New Orleans geography. Martial Arts is an umbrella category that can encompass many combat disciplines, cultural traditions, and approaches to physical practice. This classification offers a useful high-level way to group the entry while leaving the name and location as the central reference points. NOSA DOJO - New Orleans Shotokan Academy is therefore presented here as a Martial Arts listing associated with New Orleans, Louisiana, in the United States, using only the identifying details supplied for this record.
New Orleans, LA
NOLA Aikido is presented as a Martial Arts listing associated with New Orleans, LA, USA. The record uses the exact supplied name alongside its city, state, and country to identify the entry in a straightforward way. Martial Arts is a broad umbrella category encompassing varied combat disciplines, traditions, and cultural practices, rather than one uniform subject. In this case, the provided classification offers general context for NOLA Aikido while leaving particular disciplines, formats, and activities undescribed. Readers can use the combined reference of NOLA Aikido, New Orleans, Louisiana, USA, and Martial Arts to distinguish this listing from other named entries, including records in different places that may use related language or share a broad category.
New Orleans, LA
Boxing and striking define Spartan Boxing, a martial-arts record located in New Orleans, LA, USA. Its listed focus brings together boxing with the broader striking category, giving the record a clear stand-up orientation. For a beginner, that discipline mix points to an introduction centered on the role of punches and other stand-up striking concepts within martial arts. For a competitor, the same focus identifies a setting categorized around boxing and striking rather than grappling-based disciplines. The New Orleans location places Spartan Boxing within Louisiana’s martial-arts landscape while keeping its listed identity direct and specific. Spartan Boxing is presented through these two connected training focuses: Boxing and Striking, with each label contributing to its stand-up martial-arts profile.
New Orleans, LA
Wrestling is the sole listed training focus for Crusader Wrestling Club in New Orleans, Louisiana, USA. As a single discipline label, Wrestling gives the record a concentrated grappling-oriented martial-arts identity without a supplied gi, no-gi, or striking category. The specificity of that focus distinguishes this entry from records built around multiple discipline labels. For a beginner, Wrestling broadly signals a grappling context built around controlling position and movement; for a competitor, it identifies Wrestling as the central competitive discipline named by the record. Crusader Wrestling Club is located in New Orleans, Louisiana, and the supplied information supports that location and Wrestling focus without extending to claims about achievements, affiliation, pricing, amenities, verification, or other unlisted aspects.
New Orleans, LA
Boxing and striking define New Orleans Hot Boxing in New Orleans, Louisiana, USA. This martial-arts record centers on two closely related disciplines, with boxing providing a focused combat-sport category and striking broadening that emphasis to stand-up martial arts. For someone beginning to explore martial arts, the listed focus presents a clear concentration on boxing and striking rather than a mixed set of unrelated disciplines. For a competitor, these categories point to a record identified with stand-up-oriented martial arts and boxing. New Orleans Hot Boxing is located in New Orleans, within Louisiana in the USA, giving the record a specific local setting alongside its boxing and striking identity. Its listed training focus keeps the description direct: boxing and striking are the defining disciplines associated with New Orleans Hot Boxing.
New Orleans, LA
Gorilla Box is listed in New Orleans, Louisiana, USA, with Martial Arts identified as its broad classification. This record places the name within the New Orleans community while keeping its geographic reference clear for readers comparing entries from Louisiana. Martial Arts is an umbrella term that can encompass many combat disciplines, cultural traditions, and approaches, so the classification offers a general point of reference without assigning a particular practice to Gorilla Box. The listing presents Gorilla Box as the exact name associated with New Orleans and the supplied Martial Arts focus. Readers can use this concise directory entry to distinguish the record from similarly named places and to retain the provided city, state, country, and category together in a straightforward form.
New Orleans, LA
Crescent City Combat is the exact name shown for an entry associated with New Orleans, LA, USA and the broad Martial Arts classification. The geographic information supplied for this record identifies New Orleans as the city, LA as the state, and USA as the country. Martial Arts serves as an expansive category encompassing varied combat disciplines, physical traditions, movement systems, and cultural lineages rather than one single defined practice. Its use here provides broad context for Crescent City Combat without assigning any particular discipline, activity, style, or operational format to the name. This listing gathers Crescent City Combat, New Orleans, LA, USA, and Martial Arts into a single cautious directory description based on the identifying information given.
New Orleans, LA
NOLA BJJ, also known as Nola Jiu Jitsu, is a martial arts school located at 4521 Magazine St in New Orleans, Louisiana. The academy delivers grappling, self-defense, and combat sports instruction to children, teens, and adults of all athletic backgrounds. The training schedule features adult Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, kids BJJ, judo, kickboxing, and women's jiu-jitsu classes. Students develop technical ground submissions, throws, takedowns, and striking combinations in a structured environment focused on skill acquisition, mobility, and physical conditioning. Sessions balance positional instruction and drilling with controlled live rolling against training partners. Classes take place Monday through Saturday with morning, midday, and evening training options to accommodate busy personal schedules. New students can register online to claim a free trial class and experience the training program firsthand before selecting an ongoing membership.
New Orleans, LA
Getcha Right Boxing stands out in New Orleans for its focused expertise in boxing and striking disciplines. The gym caters to fighters dedicated to honing their stand-up skills through disciplined training routines. While its affiliation is not specified, the facility provides a dedicated environment for boxers to improve technique and conditioning. Located in the heart of New Orleans, it serves a community eager to embrace intense, effective striking practices. The moderate price range reflects a balance between quality instruction and accessibility for local athletes; With a primary focus on boxing, this gym appeals to both beginners and experienced fighters seeking to sharpen their competitive edge; Though the gym does not list affiliations or specific champions, its emphasis on striking makes it a unique choice for those prioritizing stand-up combat skills.
New Orleans, LA
Gi and No-Gi are the two listed training focuses for BJJ Westbank, placing the New Orleans record across both traditional-uniform and uniform-free Brazilian jiu-jitsu formats. Gi broadly denotes grappling with the traditional uniform, whereas No-Gi denotes the closely related format practiced without it. That dual focus gives a beginner or competitor a clear high-level picture of two connected ways martial arts can be categorized. BJJ Westbank is located in New Orleans, Louisiana, USA, and the supplied record contains no additional discipline labels to extend that scope. Its concise name and paired focus labels make Gi and No-Gi the central distinctions for this New Orleans martial-arts record, with each label retained as supplied rather than expanded into unsupported details.
New Orleans, LA
Broad Street Gym is included as a Martial Arts record connected with New Orleans, LA, USA. The entry presents the supplied name together with its city, state, country, and broad category, creating a concise identifying reference. Martial Arts is a wide umbrella classification that may cover numerous combat disciplines, traditions, and cultural lineages in different settings. Within this listing, that category is a general label and does not specify any individual discipline, format, or activity for Broad Street Gym. The exact name Broad Street Gym, paired with New Orleans, Louisiana, and USA, helps readers recognize this particular record when comparing names across locations or reviewing other entries organized under the same broad Martial Arts heading.
New Orleans, LA
Boxing and Striking define the martial-arts focus of Le Boxeur Gym, placing its identity around two closely related labels. Boxing centers the record on a combat-sport discipline associated broadly with punches, while Striking extends the stated focus to stand-up offense as a wider category. That combination gives people considering their first martial-arts focus a clear way to distinguish a punch-oriented emphasis from grappling-focused labels. It also provides competitors with a concise description of the record’s stated discipline mix without implying any particular format, technique selection, or preparation. Le Boxeur Gym is located in New Orleans, Louisiana, USA, and its listed relative price category is $$, an exact symbol that sits alongside the Boxing and Striking designation. The name, location, discipline labels, and $$ category together present a compact profile centered on stand-up martial-arts identification.
New Orleans, LA
Within New Orleans, Louisiana, USA, the name Shaolin Institute is presented in a listing classified broadly as Martial Arts. Martial Arts is a wide umbrella category used for varied combat disciplines, physical systems, traditions, and approaches, and it does not by itself specify one particular discipline for this named entry. Shaolin Institute is the exact identifying name supplied alongside the city of New Orleans and the state abbreviation LA. The USA location context places those geographic details within the country stated for the record. As a directory record, this entry brings together the Shaolin Institute name, its New Orleans and Louisiana geography, the USA designation, and the encompassing Martial Arts classification in a straightforward reference.
New Orleans, LA
Boxing and striking define the focus of New Orleans Boxing Club in New Orleans, Louisiana, USA. Boxing places attention on a dedicated striking discipline, while the broader striking label keeps the record centered on stand-up martial arts rather than a ground-focused category. That combination gives the listing a clear martial-arts identity for someone comparing a concentrated boxing emphasis with a wider striking designation. The gym is identified with the relative price category $$, an exact part of its listed profile. Its New Orleans location and Boxing and Striking focus make it distinct from records centered on grappling, gi wear, no-gi work, Muay Thai, or MMA. New Orleans Boxing Club is therefore presented as a Louisiana martial-arts record whose supplied details consistently point to boxing and striking.
New Orleans, LA
Fighting Spirit appears in this record with New Orleans, LA, USA as its supplied geography and Martial Arts as its stated broad classification. New Orleans identifies the city, while LA and USA provide the accompanying state and country references attached to the name. As a general category, Martial Arts covers a varied range of combat-related disciplines, physical traditions, and systems of practice from many cultural backgrounds. The classification therefore supplies a useful high-level frame without connecting Fighting Spirit to any specific style, method, activity, or arrangement. This listing brings the exact name Fighting Spirit together with New Orleans, LA, USA, and Martial Arts in a clear summary based solely on the provided identifying details.
New Orleans, LA
Listed under the name Friday Night Fights Gym, this entry is associated with New Orleans, Louisiana, USA, and carries the broad Martial Arts classification. Martial Arts is an umbrella category that can encompass many combat traditions, movement systems, and cultural lineages, so the category offers useful high-level context without narrowing the entry to any particular discipline. The name itself is presented as Friday Night Fights Gym, while New Orleans supplies the city-level geographic reference within Louisiana. Its USA designation situates the listing nationally, alongside the city and state details supplied for this entry. As a directory record, it provides a concise identification of Friday Night Fights Gym through its stated name, New Orleans location, Louisiana context, country, and Martial Arts category.
New Orleans, LA
NOLA BJJ operates at 4521 Magazine St in New Orleans, Louisiana. The academy provides instruction in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, kickboxing, and Judo for children, youth students, and adults throughout the New Orleans metropolitan area. Program offerings include kids BJJ, adult BJJ, kickboxing, Judo, and women Jiu-Jitsu. The gym is owned and led by head instructors Matthias Meister and Marshall Baker. Meister has practiced Jiu-Jitsu since the mid-1990s and is an IBJJF Masters World Champion and Pan American BJJ champion. Baker is a BJJ black belt under Meister with more than 11 years of coaching experience. The coaching roster also features head No-Gi instructor Jon Butts, who earned his black belt in 2020. Training covers gi and no-gi grappling techniques, takedowns, positional control, submissions, and striking combinations. Classes cater to both recreational hobbyists and active tournament competitors. Prospective students can register online through the academy website to sign up for a free trial class.
