Oklahoma hosts 64 Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu gyms, reflecting a diverse and active grappling community. Among these, Rumble Boxing, Method Jiu Jitsu, and Culture Brazilian Jiu Jitsu stand out with perfect 5.0 ratings and over 120 reviews each, highlighting consistent quality and strong local support. This directory offers a comprehensive overview of the state's BJJ training options.
Nichols Hills, OK
Boxing and Striking are the stated training focuses for Rumble Boxing in Nichols Hills, Oklahoma, USA. Boxing identifies a combat-sport category centered on punches, while Striking is the broader label that situates that focus among stand-up martial-arts approaches. For a beginner, these supplied labels offer a simple way to distinguish the record from grappling-focused entries; for a competitor, they describe the broad competitive area attached to the name. Rumble Boxing carries the $$ price-range symbol and is located in Nichols Hills, Oklahoma, placing its listed focus, location, and relative price category together in one clear record. Nothing beyond Boxing, Striking, Nichols Hills, Oklahoma, USA, and the $$ category is needed to describe the martial-arts emphasis supplied for this entry.
Tulsa, OK
Method Jiu Jitsu provides Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and submission grappling instruction at 8011 South Sheridan Road, Suite B, in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The academy delivers structured combat arts education for beginners, recreational practitioners, law enforcement personnel, and competitive grapplers. Instruction is directed by head coach Dallas Jay Niles, an American Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu black belt who earned his ranking under world champion Rafael Lovato Jr. and served as a head instructor at Lovato Jiu-Jitsu Headquarters for over a decade. Niles directs the academy's technical syllabus across both gi and no-gi martial arts formats. Coursework encompasses adult fundamentals, advanced submission grappling, family training, and age-divided youth programs. Youth instruction features kids classes for ages 4 to 13 and a teen program for ages 14 through 17 designed to develop mat confidence, drilling discipline, and positional control. Prospective students can begin training with a complimentary introductory class.
Oklahoma City, OK
Culture Brazilian Jiu Jitsu operates at 9520 SW 15th St STE G in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, serving practitioners across Yukon, Mustang, and West Oklahoma City. The martial arts academy provides Brazilian jiu-jitsu coaching, ground grappling, and functional self-defense education for youth and adult students. The academy is led by adults head coach Professor Luiz Rodrigues, a fourth-degree black belt, alongside owner and kids head coach Keilan Dodson, a brown belt. The coaching team instructs students in core positional hierarchy, guard transitions, joint submissions, and tactical reversals. Coaches prioritize leverage, safety, and disciplined partner drilling, creating a positive mat culture suitable for beginning hobbyists and experienced tournament grapplers alike. The school organizes classes into age-bracketed and skill-specific tracks. Program offerings include Little Kids Jiu Jitsu for ages 3 to 6, Kids Jiu Jitsu for ages 7 to 12 with structured fundamentals and advanced groups, and adult grappling classes. Training sessions combine positional repetition, live rolling, and cardiovascular conditioning to build functional agility, mental discipline, and practical personal protection competence.
Tulsa, OK
Gi and No-Gi create the central discipline pairing listed for Primate Brazilian Jiu Jitsu in Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA. Gi refers to grappling with the traditional gi garment, while No-Gi identifies grappling without that garment, making the two labels a useful broad contrast. Beginners can read the pairing as a record categorized under both major grappling formats, and competitors can recognize that both Gi and No-Gi are named as training focuses. Primate Brazilian Jiu Jitsu is assigned the $$ price-range symbol, a relative category presented alongside its Tulsa, Oklahoma location. This description stays with the supplied facts: the Primate Brazilian Jiu Jitsu name, the Tulsa setting, the Gi and No-Gi focus labels, and the $$ designation, without inferring details about offerings or operations.
Edmond, OK
Pride Mixed Martial Arts is situated at 14412 N Lincoln Blvd in Edmond, Oklahoma. Serving Edmond and nearby communities since 1996, the martial arts school provides structured training across ground grappling, weapon arts, and striking disciplines. The academy was founded by head coach Jason Epps, a Lovato Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu purple belt, certified TBA-SA judge and referee, and multi-system martial arts instructor who studied under Professor Rafael Lovato Sr. The coaching staff also features program director Jessi Cargill, a Lovato BJJ blue belt and 2012 IKF World Classic champion who co-founded the Fierce and Fearless personal protection curriculum. Training programs accommodate practitioners across diverse developmental stages. Class options include Preschool Martial Arts, Kids Martial Arts, Teen Martial Arts, Adult Martial Arts, Women's Self-Defense, and Sayoc Kali instruction, focusing on practical movement, joint manipulation, and defensive habits.
Edmond, OK
Legacy Martial Arts BJJ & Kickboxing provides martial arts instruction at 3825 NW 166th St B13 in Edmond, Oklahoma. The academy delivers structured training programs for students traveling from Edmond, Oklahoma City, Piedmont, Bethany, Mustang, and surrounding communities. The school is led by Professor Justin Rader, a 2nd degree Black Belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu with twenty-eight years of martial arts experience beginning at age four in wrestling and taekwondo. Professor Rader is a two-time No-Gi Jiu-Jitsu Black Belt World Champion and an ADCC Submission Wrestling World Championship bronze medalist with over thirteen years of BJJ teaching experience. Curriculum offerings include adult Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, kids martial arts, teen programs, and adult kickboxing. Students develop ground control, positional transitions, takedowns, sweeps, and submission defense in a positive and structured learning atmosphere.
Edmond, OK
Raptor Jiu Jitsu operates at 2828 E. Danforth Rd. in Edmond, Oklahoma. The academy offers Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and kickboxing programs for children, teenagers, and adult students across Edmond and the northern Oklahoma City metropolitan area. The school is owned and led by head instructor Coach Derrick Adkins, a Jiu-Jitsu black belt since 2021 with over a decade of coaching experience. Instruction emphasizes technical precision, core positional controls, submission defenses, and progressive sparring rounds. Coach Derrick conducts both group classes and one-on-one private lessons designed to build mat confidence and physical conditioning. The timetable provides separate tracks for distinct age groups. Youth offerings include Little Kids JJ (ages 3–6) in gi and no-gi formats, Kids JJ (ages 7–12) in gi and no-gi formats, and Teen JJ (ages 13+). Adult practitioners participate in morning and evening classes in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and kickboxing.
Midwest City, OK
Scrap City is located at 1275 North Air Depot Boulevard in Midwest City, OK. Head Professor Tyler Murrah is the sole owner of Scrap City and serves as head instructor for the adult gi and nogi programs. Professor Murrah earned his black belt from Professor Marcus Antelante in January of 2021. The coaching staff also features Head Striking Coach Ryan McCurdy, who competed in professional MMA and boxing, and Tiny Scrappers Head Coach Ashlee Maniatis, who serves as Gym Manager. Training programs accept students ages 3 and up for jiu jitsu and ages 12 and up for striking. Youth classes feature the Tiny Scrappers program for kids ages 3-7 alongside the Lil Scrappers program for ages 7 and older. Adult instruction includes dedicated gi and nogi divisions tailored for different skill levels.
Oklahoma City, OK
2 IBJJF adult black-belt Gi world champions produced and 15 kids world champions produced are the defining achievements associated with Lovato Jiu-Jitsu Southside. Located in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, USA, the record is focused on MMA and No-Gi, placing its emphasis across a mixed martial arts category and grappling without the traditional gi. For someone beginning to compare disciplines, MMA signals a broad combat-sport category, while No-Gi identifies a grappling format distinguished by the absence of a gi. For a competitor, those two labels clearly frame the record around a combination of MMA and No-Gi rather than a Gi-only focus. Its supplied price-range category is $$, adding a direct point of comparison alongside the Oklahoma City location, the MMA and No-Gi focus, and the two stated world-champion production achievements.
Oklahoma City, OK
MMA and No-Gi form the stated discipline mix for Resilient Roots Jiu Jitsu | Brazilian Jiu Jitsu (BJJ) | Oklahoma City. Based in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, USA, the record combines a mixed-martial-arts focus with a grappling category practiced without the traditional gi. For someone beginning martial arts, MMA is a broad label that spans multiple ranges of combat, whereas No-Gi narrows the emphasis to grappling without the gi. For a competitor, those terms distinguish two related categories without claiming any particular event type, preparation approach, or competitive outcome. Resilient Roots Jiu Jitsu | Brazilian Jiu Jitsu (BJJ) | Oklahoma City is in the $$ price range, providing the supplied relative pricing context alongside its Oklahoma City setting. The result is a clearly identified Oklahoma martial-arts record whose supported details remain its MMA and No-Gi focus, exact name, location, and $$ price range.
Oklahoma City, OK
EF-Brazilian Jiu Jitsu is located in the small shopping plaza at 9101 N. Council Rd., Suite B, Oklahoma City, OK, 73132. The academy serves martial artists across Oklahoma City and neighboring communities such as Yukon, Edmond, Mustang, and Bethany. The school was established by owner Eduardo Flores, marking its official opening on February 3, 2024. Professor Eduardo began training in 2007 in Porto Alegre, Brazil, relocated to Oklahoma City in 2021, and serves as Head Coach. Instruction for younger students is supported by Jacoby Mendez, who serves as Kids Coach. Training options feature Adults Brazilian Jiu Jitsu (Gi and No Gi) for Ages 13+ alongside Kids Brazilian Jiu Jitsu (Gi Only) with groups for ages 4-7 and Juniors for ages 8-13. The gym also provides a dedicated anti-bullying program and a Women’s ONLY Self Defense and Fitness class for ages 13+. Visitors can attend through a drop-in option for $20, while new local students can start with a 1-Week Free Trial.
Edmond, OK
Killer Bees Kickboxing operates at 241 Garage Dr in Edmond, Oklahoma 73003, United States. The facility provides striking instruction, grappling disciplines, and conditioning programs for adult and youth martial artists. Instruction is directed by a roster of experienced coaches. Montaine Mcfarland serves as competition team head coach and is a member of Team USA, while Kristina Williams coaches as a Pro MMA fighter and Kickboxer holding black belts in Jujitsu and Taekwondo. Classes are also supported by Mike Giroux, Oklahoma Director of W.A.K.O., and Brazilian Jiujitsu and Judo black belt Eric Hamilton, who teaches jujitsu classes. Training options feature Kickboxing / Muay Thai, Morning Kickboxing, Open Gym, and KB KIDS 7 - 15 YEARS OLD KICKBOXING. The Jujitsu / Judo program is open to students 13 years and over, with participants training in a Gi. Membership options include UNLIMITED KICKBOXING for $125, CARDIO / KICKBOXING MORNING for $80, a JiuJitsu $10 drop in, and a DROP IN Kickboxing rate of $15 PER CLASS.
