Halfmoon, NY hosts two Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu gyms, offering options for practitioners in the area. The Upstate Grappling Club stands out with a strong 4.6-star rating from 44 reviews, while Impact Athletic Center has received 120 reviews averaging 3.8 stars. Both gyms contribute to the local martial arts landscape, though their specific affiliations are not publicly detailed.
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Halfmoon, NY
The Upstate Grappling Club is situated at 15 Liebich Lane in Halfmoon, NY 12065. Located 1 mile from interstate 87, the training facility was initially established in 2023 to serve grappling and combat sports practitioners in the Capital Region. Visitors and prospective members can contact the gym by calling (518) 406-5700. Training is led by Head Coach Mikey Portela, who holds the rank of BJJ Black Belt. Grappling classes are supported by Jiu-Jitsu and Wrestling Coach Seamus Leavey, a black belt since 2016 from Lindenhurst, NY. Boxing instruction is coached by professional boxer Rayjay Bermudez, an American Boxing Federation National Champion from Troy, NY. Core instructional programs include All Levels Gi and No-Gi Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Advanced Gi or No-GI Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, and The Upstate Boxing Club. The weekly schedule also includes an Open Mat Session open to practitioners across different academies. New members can begin training with a trial promotion offering 1 week free.
Halfmoon, NY
Impact Athletic Center is recorded in Halfmoon, NY, USA, under the supplied Martial Arts classification. This entry ties the exact name to Halfmoon, New York, and the United States as the stated geographic context. Martial Arts is a wide classification that can cover numerous combat disciplines, traditions, and forms of physical practice. The category is kept broad here because the record identifies Martial Arts without naming a specific discipline. As a directory listing, it provides a straightforward reference to Impact Athletic Center in Halfmoon, NY, USA, using the supplied name, geography, and classification as the basis for the description and leaving out unsupported details about the named place or any associated activities, people, and operational qualities.