Nevada hosts a diverse Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu community with 162 gyms across the state. Notable academies include Zenith Jiu Jitsu by Robert Drysdale in Las Vegas, Gracie Humaita Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Martial Arts in Reno and Sparks, and Cephas Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Academy, each maintaining perfect 5.0 ratings from hundreds of reviews. These gyms reflect the state's strong presence in the sport, offering various training environments.
Las Vegas, NV
Zenith Jiu Jitsu by Robert Drysdale Las Vegas operates at 1246 S Rainbow Blvd in Las Vegas, Nevada. The martial arts training academy, part of the Zenith Jiu Jitsu association, provides Brazilian jiu-jitsu instruction and grappling self-defense education for practitioners across Las Vegas. Instruction is directed by head coach Robert Drysdale, a fifth-degree black belt under Léo Vieira and champion of both the ADCC World Championships and IBJJF Gi World Championships. Adults coach Nick Hartman, a black belt under Drysdale, also directs classes on the training timetable. The coaching staff instructs students in technical leverage, guard passing concepts, defensive framing, and controlled submissions, emphasizing precision problem-solving and student safety across all skill divisions. The academy structures its schedule into targeted developmental programs. Program offerings encompass Teen & Adult BJJ Classes, Kids BJJ Classes, and Kids No-Gi & Striking sessions. Classes integrate progressive technique breakdowns, supervised drilling repetitions, and situational live rolling, assisting students in developing cardiovascular stamina, body awareness, and functional martial arts capability.
Reno, NV
Gi and No-Gi are the two listed training focuses for Gracie Humaita Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Martial Arts Reno in Reno, Nevada, USA. Gi refers to Brazilian jiu-jitsu practiced with the traditional uniform, while No-Gi identifies a format without that garment-based element. Together, these labels characterize the record through complementary grappling categories rather than a single format. A beginner can understand the distinction broadly as one of attire and the grips or exchanges that attire can make relevant. A competitor can likewise recognize Gi and No-Gi as separate competitive contexts within Brazilian jiu-jitsu. The Reno, NV location situates this martial-arts record in the United States and keeps its description anchored to the supplied details.
Las Vegas, NV
Boxing and Striking define BOE BOXING & FITNESS, an Independent martial-arts gym in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA. This discipline mix places Boxing beside the broader Striking label, creating a clear identity centered on stand-up combat disciplines. At a broad level, Boxing is a defined combat-sport discipline, while Striking signals a wider emphasis on stand-up striking without narrowing that focus to a particular method. The $$ price-range symbol is part of BOE BOXING & FITNESS’s listed profile. Its Las Vegas, NV location and Independent affiliation provide the essential context for this focused Boxing and Striking identity. Together, the supplied details describe a martial-arts gym defined by its Boxing and Striking focus in Las Vegas, USA, with the $$ price-range symbol accompanying that profile.
Las Vegas, NV
Cephas Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Academy operates at 7703 N. El Capitan Way, Suite 120 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Founded in October 2017, the academy is directed by head instructor Sensei Jerell Cephas. Cephas earned his Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu black belt under Cobrinha in 2021, holds a third-degree black belt in Cephas Karate-Jiu Jitsu, and brings extensive experience in competitive mixed martial arts and scholastic wrestling to the training mats. The academy provides martial arts coursework for adults, teenagers, and children. Adult practitioners can train in gi and no-gi Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, alongside hybrid Karate-Jujitsu classes emphasizing self-defense and functional conditioning. Youth programs are organized into age-appropriate divisions: young children ages three-and-a-half through five, kids ages five through eight, kids no-gi jiu-jitsu, and youth classes for ages nine through fifteen. Advanced students and competitors can participate in brown belt sparring sessions and youth competition team training for ages seven through fourteen. Training emphasizes disciplined movement, technique retention, and character growth in a supportive community setting. The schedule also features Sunday open mat sessions for sparring and drilling. Prospective students can begin by registering for a one-day trial pass.
Henderson, NV
Presented as Engage Lifestyle Martial Arts, this listing is associated with Henderson, NV, USA, and carries the broad Martial Arts classification. Martial Arts is an umbrella category that can cover many combat disciplines, cultural traditions, and approaches to movement across different contexts. The supplied name serves as the central identifying wording for the Henderson entry, while its classification places it within that wide category. Henderson is the listed city, NV is the supplied state designation, and USA is the supplied country designation for this record. Taken together, these details distinguish Engage Lifestyle Martial Arts as a Martial Arts listing connected with Henderson, NV, USA, using the exact geographic and classification information supplied here without extending the entry beyond those identifying details.
Sparks, NV
Gi and No-Gi define the martial-arts focus at Gracie Humaita Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Martial Arts Sparks in Sparks, Nevada. The Gi label points to practice within the traditional jacket-and-pants format, while No-Gi identifies a complementary format without that garment-based emphasis. Together, those two categories present Brazilian jiu-jitsu through distinct rule and clothing contexts without reducing the record to only one approach. For a beginner, the pairing can clarify that the gym is associated with both common branches of the discipline. For a competitor, the same mix signals relevance across Gi and No-Gi settings. Located in Sparks, NV, USA, Gracie Humaita Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Martial Arts Sparks is identified by this dual focus on Gi and No-Gi martial arts.
Las Vegas, NV
Zangief Jiu Jitsu provides combat sports and martial arts instruction at 7380 S. Eastern Avenue, Suite 109A, in Las Vegas, NV. Founded and led by head coach Gabriel Checco, the academy delivers structured martial arts education focused on physical conditioning, technical defense, and personal growth for children and adults. Head instructor Gabriel Checco has trained in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu since 2000 and brings extensive competitive and coaching experience to daily classes. Striking instruction is directed by Master Yamira Valdes, a certified fourth-degree black belt in Taekwondo, former Nevada State Champion, and two-time AAU National Champion. In 2020, Master Valdes partnered with Professor Checco to establish the Rising Warriors Taekwondo program within the academy, blending traditional martial discipline with modern athletic training. Class offerings span adult Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, youth jiu-jitsu, and kids Taekwondo. The curriculum emphasizes leverage principles, ground control, and technical striking fundamentals in an environment organized for all skill levels. Prospective practitioners can schedule an introductory trial lesson online.
Las Vegas, NV
Milestone Martial Arts delivers combat sports and self-defense education at 6255 W Maule Avenue, Suite 150, in Las Vegas, Nevada. The academy is led by Sensei Leandro Lorenco, a fourth-degree black belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu under Masters Danny and Robert Abu, third dan black belt in Judo, and three-time Judo National Champion who holds a doctorate in psychology. The instructional team also includes striking and grappling coaches Michael Costa, a Jiu-Jitsu black belt under Royler Gracie and Muay Thai black belt under Rafael Cordeiro, and Thaisa Monteiro, a first-degree black belt in Taekwon-do and Jiu-Jitsu blue belt. The school offers instruction across Judo, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, and Muay Thai for adult and youth practitioners. Youth martial arts instruction is structured by age group into Tiny Champions for ages 4 to 6, Little Champions for ages 7 to 9, Junior Champions for ages 10 to 12, and a Teens division for ages 13 to 16. Facility hours run Monday through Saturday with evening and morning schedules, and complimentary trial sessions are available for prospective students.
Las Vegas, NV
Potential Jiu Jitsu is situated at 9640 W Tropicana Ave Suite 120 Las Vegas, NV 89147 in Spring Valley. Students and visitors can call or text the facility at (702) 972-5971. Interested practitioners can get started by requesting a Free 3 Day Pass to experience the gym. Training is coached by Professor Kris Olivo, who founded Potential Jiu Jitsu. Professor Kris Olivo is an IBJJF Certified First Degree Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Black Belt under Robert Drysdale, a Master World Champion, and a U.S. Air Force veteran. Coaching centers on body awareness, mobility, and adaptability for students across all experience levels. The weekly timetable features morning, evening, and weekend classes across Gi Jiu Jitsu and No Gi Jiu Jitsu. Specialized training options include Self Defense, Women's Training, Kid's Training, and access to an on-site Recovery Room. The facility accommodates beginners and champions training side by side on the mats.
Henderson, NV
10th Planet Jiu-Jitsu Las Vegas operates its Henderson training facility at 1225 W. Warm Springs Road, Suite 140, in Henderson, Nevada. One of three locations across the Las Vegas valley alongside facilities in Central Las Vegas and Southwest Las Vegas, the academy operates under a unified membership. The Henderson facility is owned and directed by head coach Casey Halstead, a third-degree black belt, professional mixed martial arts trainer, and Eddie Bravo Invitational coordinator with more than eight years of coaching experience. Instruction delivers Eddie Bravo's no-gi jiu-jitsu system, focusing entirely on submission grappling without the traditional kimono. The coaching team includes black belt instructor Andy Varela, a professional mixed martial artist with a 10-2 record and Gracie Nationals champion who leads the youth and fundamentals programs, black belt instructor Valerie Wong, and brown belt instructor Mike Lady. The curriculum teaches clinch controls, rubber guard transitions, leg locks, passes, and high-percentage submission mechanics. Training emphasizes technical precision, creative problem-solving, and conditioning for recreational students and tournament competitors. New students can claim a free introductory class, with no contract required to participate.
Las Vegas, NV
Gi and No-Gi are the two supplied training-focus labels for Gracie Jiu Jitsu Summerlin in Las Vegas, Nevada, USA. Gi denotes a broad jiu-jitsu category associated with the traditional uniform, while No-Gi denotes a broad category without that garment. This pairing gives a beginner or competitor a clear way to distinguish two named sides of the listed jiu-jitsu emphasis without adding claims about how either is delivered. Gracie Jiu Jitsu Summerlin is tied specifically to Las Vegas, placing the record in Nevada within the USA. The discipline mix is therefore the strongest supplied distinction for this entry, followed by its exact city, state, and country. Nothing beyond Gi, No-Gi, and the Las Vegas location is needed to describe the record with precision, making the two focus labels its central factual profile.
Reno, NV
Life Jiu Jitsu Reno operates out of Air Center Plaza, 3993 S. McCarran Blvd., Reno, Nevada 89502. New students can register online to book a free trial class in either Brazilian Jiu Jitsu or Muay Thai. Instruction at the IBJJF-Certified Academy features Frederico Jorge Da Eira, an IBJJF-certified Black Belt competitor originally from Rio de Janeiro. Professor Da Eira began training at the age of five and brings decades of competitive experience across Gi and No-Gi divisions. Training emphasizes mentorship, discipline, and personal development on the mat. The training schedule provides Adult Classes, Kids Classes, and 1:1 Classes. Adult programming offers instruction for individuals looking to develop self-defense skills, improve fitness, and train with purpose. Youth classes provide age-appropriate techniques and movement fundamentals in an encouraging setting.